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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
THE SIEGE OF sEyASTOPOL.

II is confirmed that on the 18th Sept Eupatoria
was occupied without opposition by 1000 Turks,
1000 French and 900 English troops. The Russian
garrison numbering 400, surrendered at discretion.
The advance guard under command Of Prince
Napoleon. On the lirh the main army landed, I'M
opposed halfway between Eupatoria and Sevasto-
pol-borses artillery and munitions-al safely. The
Russians retired in good order as the allies landed
Menchikoff, who had his headquarters at Simphero-
pol Immediately advanced TO Burliuck, on the River
Alma where he awaits re5nforcements to give battle
to the allies.
1t was confidently stated on the Paris Bourse that
on the 10th the allies and Russians met and battle
ensued. The French came first into action, the Eng
lish coon came up, and the Russians retired with
much loss. true this occurring on the 10Th could
only have been acknowledgement battle between
the main armies.
The Russian Embassy at Vienna had received
dispatch dated the 22d from the Crimea, bu. all that
had TRANSFERRED was that it contained news unfavorable
to the Russians.
The latest dates from the Crirnes certaipl is the
10th, when tie allies held the road from Cape Bsbs
to Snpheropol 1t was intended to cross the Alma on
the 10Th. but Marshal ST. Arnaud had telegrsphed to
Paris that there was an unavoidable delay Of two
days-cause not stated-which would prevent them
marching till the 2lst.
Fifteen saof the-line were off Sevastopol.
A Russian courier who had been Captured, stated
that the whole Russian force was only $4,000.
Russian accounts of the 10th say that Gen. Can
robert had fortified position at Eup'toria and that
the main body Of The allies was on small river north
Of a parallel with the River Alma. Thirty thousand
Russians we're posted at the latter point but with in
sufficient artillery.
Admiral Lyonss squadron, with 100 transports, had
left the Crinea to fetch the reserve.
Baron Hess. the Austrian General, arrived at b.
charet on 23d Sept, and was received with dstinc'
ton by Omer Pashs.
News of battle was looked for in London every
hour, and the public anxiety was intense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
INDIA.

Bombay dates are to August %. Trade was re-
ported dull Exchange at Calcutta was at Gill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
THE DANUBE.

Lord Raglan had called for division in Bessar-
abis, consequently the Turks were advancing to the
Pruth. Ten advance guards De; ont from Bucharest
on the e7th, and Omer Pasha would follow on the
GOTH Ibrai and alach will be the base corporations
Only two bat lions will remain at Bucharest, and
small detaehments viii occupy the various points on
the left of the Danube.
A dispatch says that Omer is preparing to besege
Ismail.
The Russians are intrenching their winter-quarters
along all the line Of the Pruth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
NETWORK POLITICS.


WING CITY CONVENTION.
The Delegates to this Convention assembled at the
Broadway House last evening, and organized by the
appointment of ARCHIBALD CocHRASE o. the Third
Ward az Chairman, and w. +. T. CHAPMAN OF the
EIGHTH Ward and PETER G.. MILES Of the Seven
teepth Ward as Secretaries. Whereupon JOHN ).
DoASx was nominated by acelauaton to the office OF
Register. Votes were then taken on the candidates
for the office Of Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps,
which resulted in the final nomination Of CHRISTIAN
w. SHAFFER by the largo number Of sx'y''hree
The following Committee was then appointed to wait
upon the nominees to inform them of their nominal
tion: w. +. I. Chapman, H. w. Sherwood, c. s.
Tappap, w. b. Drake and Jas. Welch. The Con-
vention then adjourned.
SOFT JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
The Soft Judicial Convention met in Tammany
Hall last evening to nominate Judicial Officers for
the City and County of New-York. Anon Herrick
of the Nineteenth ward, presided; and Chas. Bcice
of the Twelfth Ward and Edward Mcconnell of the
Thirteenth Ward, acted Secretaries. The Conven'
ton proceeded to ballot for candidate for Recor
der. with the following result
James NJ Smith,
william Nckuray
Frenss r. Tiiou
John
II. ubhoeher.
N..t l.. c,o,~;st ,nnvaA that tho nomination be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
THE BALTIC.

News of the bombardment Of Revel was daily e1'
pec,ed but the English press consider it would be I'M
polite at this late season in the absence ofthe French
feet. At last accounts the larger portion OF the heef
wa, at Ledsund, bu, the British would shortly leave
for Baro Sound or Margen Admiral Plumridges
squadron wss at Margen.
The Russian feet at Helsingfors consists OF nine
ships, mounting 7so guns at Cronstadt twen'y.one
ships mounting ess guns, besides six steamers loey
were striking their topmasts and preparing TOR WIN
ter On the 10Th the French and English heets sep''
rated-the French under Admiral Ducheane, return
ing home.
THE WHITE SEA.
Capt. Lyons officially announces TO the Dr,..a
Admiralty the destruction of the town OF hoia which
be burned to the ground without losins man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

THE BUKNINO
NEw.ORLyAss, Monday, Oct. 10, 1854.
The loss of life by the burning of the steamer
Princess near Natchez, Sunday last, is supposed
to have been 10 or IA persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
AUSTRALIA.

Sydney dates by the overland mail, are to July
&c, and Melbourne to July 25. There was great de-
preston in Commercial affairs.
Gold at Sydney was quoted at 80 M, and at Port
Philip Ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
ASIA.

The Turkish army occupies the camp abandoned
By the Russians Eesr KAN.
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Nicholas Seagrist moved that the NOMINATION be
made unanimous, which was adopted.
The Convention then nominated Lorenzo d. Shep-
ard for District Attorney by reclamation He de-
clined announcing that he was candidate for no
Office They then proceeded to ballot for the Office oil
zo.4r;et Attorney with the following result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12


Of about 5,OOo-and that, although the rumse!lers
flooded every tippling place with their . distilled
"damnation" to drown the reason and the con-
sciences of their victims, while money was lavshed
10 get voters to the polls. saw some men standing
like becsars with plscards on them, and beseeching
votes against p hibiiop. The returns from the in
terror look Cheering FOR the success of the ques-
ton before the People. l feel great pride that our
State has done nobly despite the treachery used
to deceive the farmers.
Our city and State have declared empesticelly
against the Nebraska Iniquity, and Loco Focoism
hardly hes the claim OF "squatter sovereignty 10
verrent its continued residence within their borders
The last "se.tler" from the Old Keystone will
wake up the Administration, and convince them OF
wealth. Except Scbuylkiu Co, where the miners
10 come up from their shafts and drifts only to vote
for those who steadily refuse to protect their
industry and Erie, which owes Gov BIGGER
GOOD turn Tor sct calling out the military al
tlorit,s to 4uer its railroad riots, bas done
we'll. congratulate the country on the defeat OF
Vepdriek b. WIigh; and the return OF that staunch
Protectionst HeBy n. Fuller; also on the return OF
Drum for WestraorelanS, whiea almost aroPPsa Ne
NJ Bridges OF Bucks and Lehigh, who took 50 much
a;ns 10 Irint speech for the extension Of Slavery
over the free territory of the great West has leave to
stay at home. Csdwalader sns .'a Dsc' mas
~ Nebraska sympathies, by coming OIL with the
skin OF his .een, district carved out for Loco
roc" ,atteu borough The election Of Broom in the
dou an. md Amecn republicans two able champions
succeed: Nj g. .. and sas
dignity sy1f 81 succeed Mr. WHO h.. made good
though he has iSrgoissSS IL. pSIss
ssy By running a. G IN csssSSoo@xSen The name o
WhiS wss an honor.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-25
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Successiou of ,J1au CAarles Richard.


SUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou
~ isiana-Fifth District Court-Parsh Of Lafourche.
In the and by authority of the Fifth Judicial District
Court sitting in and for said parish there will be offered for
tioneer duly qualified in and for the parish of La
fourche the premises situated about mile above the
Of Thibodaux the right bank OF bayou Laourch
on SATURDAY, the 25th day of MARCH, 1854, at 10
O'clock M, the following described property, o-wit
TRACT OF LAND measuring two arpens front on Bayou
Lafourche, less by the depth of eighty arents
between lines opening bounded above by land belonging
to the Succession of Joseph F. Richard, and below by
those Of FRANCOIS Delauree with the buildings and inn
provemens thereon. Said land acquired by said
Jean c. Richard from Joseph Daige per act before P.
Dast Parish Judge the 4h June 1885, book C. page 100
ss man aged ID about thirty years
about thirty Cords of Wood one lot Of Posts, and all
Armoir.
Twentieth parts thereof the shares the
Eugene Maronge follows The movable property, all
under dollars payable in all the month of March
in all the month of March, 1854 and the other half in all the
of March, 1855 The land and slave payable in three
equal instalments one third in all the month Of March
1854 third in all the month Of March, 1853, ami
third in all the month of March, 1885, all purchasers to give
their notes with good and approved security signing jointly
and severaly with themselves and bearing eight per
interest from maturity till paid The land and slave
manning specially mortgaged until final payment.
And the balance the One Hundred and Sixteen One
Hundred and Twentieth parts thereof, follows all the
moveabes payable in two equal instamens maturing
pectvely the months Of March, the years 1854
The land and slave payable in four equal instamens ma
turing respectively in the months of March Of the
1854 55 SO and ~ All sums not punctuay paid at matu
rty shall bear eight per cenum per interest there
after until full and final payment All purchasers shall fur
nh good and approved security and the purchaser
chasers of the land and slave shl furnish their notes
payable to the order Of the Administrator at the office of
the Recorder Of this Parish upon terms corresponding with
the above which shall be identified with the SALE The land
and slave shall be and remain specially mortgaged and
hypohecated with vendors privilege the purchase
price and such eventual interest as thereon
Feb. IS. NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-25
Saccession de Josephine Boudreaus eousc de H. Ayot
EFAT DE LA LOUlSlANE.-Cou

~ du Cinquieme District-Paroisse de Lafourche.
Au ct par autore de Ia Cour du Cinquieme District
Judciare segeant dams pour Ia parose de Lafouche
sera ofert vente publique par NJ Bog Sheriff ct
canteur dument nomme ct qua6 dams ct pour Ia te pa
roisse sur les eux stues dams Ia de parosse rive
gauche du beyou Lafourche environ cinq six miles
dessus de Ia vile de Thbodaux, JEUDI lie 16 de MARS
a sSs 10 henres M IA proprietee suiyante SAVIOR
SusTTE, une negresse, agee de 81 ans; (maladive)
EUGENE, un negre age d'environ Is ans
uNE VACHE EFT SON vEAUX, un petit B1uf, aussi les
garnitres de maison, CONSTANT darces CONNIE sont
generalement en- usage dams menage.
TERMEs CoNDrrIoNs-Les mobiliers payable tout lots
audessus de dix pastes Mars 1885, tout lots de
dessus de dix piasres payable par mo Ia Motto Mars
1885, ct pare moiie Mars 1885, Les esciaves payable
par tiers tiers dams tous ct chacun des mo de Mars des
annees 1855 1885, ct 1851 Les acquereurs forniron bonnie
caution caque Placement poera neret du hut du cent
Fan apFes echeance ct les escaves resant sp&caement
hypoheque lie privilege du vendeur usquan payment
final. [feb11-tds] NJ BOURG, Sheriff.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-25
ETAr DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour
la paroisse de Lafourche.
Marie Helose Gross ]
No. 1875.
MAJ Ic l16T8lSC UTUS8s
.zs EerSsf9.
oe' ""o. z
Son Emory A r Konhloch

Son epoux A. F. Konbloch,
SACHEZ. Que conformement un ordre de saisi ct de
vente lance par susde Cour dams cidessus init
tulee ct numeroee, jai sas 'oirai vente pubque
Ia Maison de Cour, dams Ia vile de Thibodaux,
sAMEDI, 4me jour du mois de MARS, 1854,
a II iheures, a M. la proprete suivante, SAVIOR:
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE, situe dams la dite
paros Ia rive drote du bayou Laourche environ
qatre miles audessus de la vile de Thbodaux
arpent plus on mons DE par quarane arents de pro-
par cees de Stephen Noen ct has par cees de Henry
Trege toutes les batisses ct ameoratons qui sy
trouvent. TERNEs EFT CoNDT1oNs.-COMPTANT.
La de vene fae pour satise IL dette les nterets
ct fras de &c process. E. G. ROBICHAUx, Dty Sheriff
Janvier, 2S 1854. .5f 6tds
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JUDICIAL NOTICES
Succession de Jeon Charles E;ot,,

HHr7
VENTE DE SUCCESSION,-E,.
Lafourche arolsse d.
Au nom ct par autorite de la Cour du Cnon;a,u
Judciare segeant dams ct pour Ia paroisse ia lug Ds
sera oert en- vente pubique par Mahurin Bour ~
encanteur dument nomne ct quahte dams ct pou sAef
de lafourche, sur les lieuX stuts environ ~ paite
dessus de la vile de TIL ibodaux, sur la rive d mile az
Lafourche, SAMEDI, lie 25eme jour du moi =, os bayou
ls5i ~ heures, a. M, les propretees suiyan,e MARS
oN MokCEAo DE IERRE nesurant deux arpsn, s,oI
sur IL Bayou Lafourche plus mo Ms mar s ae ie
arpents en- proondeur entire DIES iignes iare'vmg
Ell haut autretos par Ia terre apparenant 10 " one
de Joseph +. Richard, has par Ia erre do
oret avec toutes les batlsses ct amtioratons sn De-
trouvent, adite terre tut ACCUSES par e;, D. qu sy
Joseph Daigle, par I'm acte passt devant mn 'aadde
de Par''isse, lie de JUN, 1915, dams lie Hyre
FRANCOIS, un negre age de trentre-cno ans psgel 49,
DEUX CIlEVEAUX 10 Betes-a-cornes m lot l..
yron trente cordes de Bots une Armor nm M feax Co.
TErMEs EFT CoNDIToNs-Savoir, les Quatro H e foeaur
Huitieme parties GU les portions DIES Mneurs do EN- h
ronge CONNIE suit: see Aa.
able dams lie courant du mois de Mars 1854 ct .a pay
mes de dix pastres ct excedan dix piastres .a'es
notices. une notice en- Mas 1854 ct panrp saoe Par
Mars 1865 La terre ct resclave payables en- tro
egaux, tiers dams lie de Mars 1SM VIC paeels
lie courant du mois de Mars 1865 ct un tiers d ues da
du mois de Mars 1886, les acquerers donperon cQl
avec bonnie ct valablc caution signes conioi,s ots
dairement avec eux memes ct porant inte,s, u Sk
hut pour cent par an compter de rGcheance ;,
fait Placement apH.
Et la balance GU la Cent Seizieme- Cent yinph,.n,
CONNIE suit, SAVIOR Tous les mobiers payahlss paR
placements egaux echean respecueusement dams gu ds
des nois de Mars dies annees 1854 ct ls55 Is .ous
rescave en- quare placements egaux, echeant no sa
ment dams lie courant DIES mos de Mars d.s .,n peut
Us, 56 ct 81. Toutes somnes non poncne , nv
echeance porteront interet rascn de hut nnnr s
an, jusqua Placement final les acqutreurs fourpiro,,
ct valble caution, facqnefe les aeauereur S MAe
ct Pesclave fournron eurs bilets pay ables or
ministraeur, bureau du Recorder de cete al
les terlnes correspondent conditions cdpssn s,e
identifies avec avec la vene, la terre ct eavs .
speciaernent hypotheqnes avec lie privilege dp M
en- guarentir lie prix dachat ct les nteres ou non, a
survenir NJ BOIrpd o.ms 4
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VENT'E DE SUCCESSION.-E

de Lafourche. -
An nom ct autorie de Ia Cour du Cnquieme District
Judiciae siegant dams pour paroisse de Lafourche
sera oer vente pubque par Mathurin Bourg Sheriff
encanteur dument quale ct assemente tere de p
Engean nee dams Ia dite paroisse la rive droite
du bayou Lafourche, environ quart de mile aues-
sous de Ia vile de Thbodaux, MARDI le q de FEvRR
1854, les proprietees suvantes, SAVIOR:
UNE CERTAINE MASON situee sur h terre de Pierre
Engerran, une Eprvier, des Chaises un Cheval, etc.
TRRxEs r CONDITIONS nrison payable par notifies,
une moe en- Mass 1855, ct Fantre moee Mars 1855,
ct Ia balance de ae propretee en- Mars 1856 tout nc
quereurs fournissant bonnie ct vasable caution. M
III fev-tds) @a u. BOURG, scherff.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-25
S,cceasi0n de Marie Josephine Ririire e,nu,. -,
de Theodore Yrone ct commuaau, 1,;.,,. aseea.
eur No 32S 'N"s enas
NENTE DE SUCCFSSTON.-Etata
la Louisiane-Cour du Cinquieme District.


Au nom ct par autorite de Ia Cour du Cnouieme D,s
Judciare siegeant dams ct pour la paroisse de Iao
sera oert en- vente pubIique par Mathurn Boury MIMI
Encanteur, dument qualite assernente sur hs ua
situes la rive droe du bayou Lafourche pres a r
Cathoiquc environ mile audessous IA VILE 10 IA
odaux, sAMEDi, lie 25 FEVRlER, 1854, dix hewes. I
les prophecies suiyantes savoir:
AIMEE, un negresse agee de 40 ans
UN LOT DE TEREE dune arpent de face mr. une nrsn
deur dun arpent ct quart, n,ons une fraction m;
etc vendue Mime Baze Richard Pe,,cosnurs NTs =
Quest borne Nord par lie terrain de We've j. Pf.,
ct E. Lnsgnan, Est ct Sud par les erres apparenan,
B. Key, ct Quest par lie terrain apparenan Pierre Im
ct Venve BAIL Richard.
DIES CHAlSES, Mircirs Tables, Bureaux, Its ct Bo d.
Lifts, Beignoir, une Jument etc.
TERMEs EFT CoNDnIoNs.-Les Mobifers payablps tun
somnes audessous de dix piastres Mars 1851 et u
soinmes audessus de dix piastrcs par NOTICE Ia me
Mars 1854, ct autre Notice Mars 1885, la Terre ct m
cave payables par tiers, tiers dams tos ct chaeun d.
mos de Mars DIES annces 1885, 1856 ct 1851 Les aeoueu
fournront bonnie ct susante caution solitaire ct Ia e
resciave reseront speciaIement hypothtqute jusau bar
fat payment ct toutes sOmmes non-pOnctuelement pa
echeance portera intGret rason de hut pour cent M
an jusqu'a payment final. NJ B0URG ShsHL
Lafourche, ce 21 Janver 1854. Bids
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Ffhh Judicial District Court
sitting in and for the parish of Lafourche
Joseph Taileux,

"
TAKE NOTICE, That by virtue ola writ of f. ia eman-
ang from the entitled Court in the above entitled and
numbered case have seized and will offer sale at public
auction at the Court House in the Of hibodaux
SATURDAY, the 4th day MARCH, 1854 at IL o'clock a. m
the following described property, to- wit:
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated in said parish
Of Laourche the right bank bayou Laourche
four miles above the town of Thibodaux measuring half
Of arpent front less by forty arpents in depth
bounded above by the lands of Andre ADAM and below by
those Of FRANCOIS Csion with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. TERMS or sALE.-CASH.
Said sale WILDE made to satisfy the principal interest," and
cost Of suit, 6tds E. q. ROBICHAUX. Dty Sheriff.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-25
Piano Forte Tuning II Repair
MIR A. A. WHEELER, 60,
informs the inhabitant

NJ respectfully informs the inhabitants q Ut
Thiboiaux and vicinity, that he is prepared and
to carry on the above business in ali its branS 1s sn,
that bis long experience will enable him to s
faction to all who may favor him with their .,sg
residence being at DonaldsonviIle, he purposes and M
odaux four times year or ofteneI il necess
trusting him may rely upon his fulfilling ms Bsuna
All orders left at the Post Office with Mr. J.,;ie
directed to Mr. A. A. Wheeler at Donaiqp cJE tta
punctuaIly attended to. Refers to-RlsboT -
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M. BOURG, Shsif
| VENTE DE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du Cinqriene W
trct Judiciaire segeant dams pour poroisse de M
Joseph Taileux,
No. 1isss
Florentin BOudreauy.

SACHEZ. Que commencement un writ de 4. a. M
par Ia susdite Cour, dams Ia cdessns ntitnsan
merotee, jai sas ct ofrirai vente pubiique aa
de Cour, dams la vile de Thibodaux, SAMEDI, lie t@
du mois de MARS, 1854, II heures, a. M, lsPFG
suvan:e, SAVIOR: ..''f ~
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE, sit,e dash&
paroisse, Ia rive drote du bayou Lafourche snn
quatre miles audessus de la vile de Thibodau1 nesup
un dem arpent plus moins de face, quarsnts ap
de profonder borne haut par les terres dABde Ads
ct has par celles de FRANCOIS Crision, ayec oasn
batisses ct amelorations qui s'p trouvent.
/, TERMEs EFT CoNDfpIoNs.-COAlPTANT.
La dte vente fate pour stsfaire Ia dete les nm
ct frss de ce process. E. G. ROBICHAUX, Dty shsnL
Janvier, ce %, 1854. am
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Crystalline Seed Cane for ss ~
A 1.-THE "ARDOYNE PLANTAlu.ns.

IA on Bayou Black, few arpents, windroNs e, nlaarf
FROST perfectly sound and in good order ~ aund
Price, Sixty Dollars per arpent, delivered on a,s sD
No sale less than arpent Atso few p ne ubdr
s sBsps about eaH four yss fsa am
~ A specimen Of the Crystalline Cane l az esrpkl
made from it, can be seen at the store Of ssdsnr
L Co., and at the Office Of the Minerva In Inils
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.z Succession of Mrs. j. IT. Rigiere
STATE OF LO[IISIANA-Fifth Dis

~ trict Court-parish of Lafourche.t s,:t a{-Ia4
In the and by the authority of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish of Laourche
there will be offered for sale at public auction by Mathurn
Bourg Sheriff and Aaconeer the premises situated in
this parish On the right bank Of byou Lafoure the
Catholic Church. about mile below the Of bo-
daux SATURDAY, the 18th day of February 1854 I'm
mediaey after the close of the sale of Mrs. Trones Estate
the following described property, to wit:
ONE CERTAIN LOTOF GROUND situated at about one
mile below the town Of Thibodaux measuring half
pent front more or less, by arpent in depth
less bounded North by the public road, st by lot belong
ing to widow E. Luzegnan South by lot belonging The
odore Trone, and west by lot belonging f. g. Bernard
and improvements thereon.
Also one BUREAU, one ARMOIR one TABLE and lot Of
CHAIRS. =....{ F.
TERMS AND CoNDITIoS.-The movable property payable
all sums under ten dollars payable in March 1884, and all
sums Of or exceeding ten dollars payable half in March
1854 and the other in March IS. The lands payable by
thirds, one third in all and each If the months Of March
the S. Sc and 81 The purchasers furnishing good
and approved security in sodo and the land to remain
specially mortgag and hypothecated until final payment,
and all instruments not punrtuay paid maturity to bear
eight cent per cent interest after maturity until paid
+ Jan. the 21st. 1854. NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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GTATE OF LOuISIANA-Fifih Dis.
~ trict Court sitting in and for the parish Of Laourche
Marie Heloise Gross. i
rerssts.

TerSNs. No. 1915.
TAKE NOTICE. That by virtue Of a writ Of f. ia. eman-
ang from the above entitled Court in the above entitled
and numbered have seized and will offer for sale
public auction at the Court House in the Of Thhodaux
on SATURDAY the 4th day Of MARCH, 1854 at II O'clock
M, the following described property, to-wit: 81
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in said parish,
the right bank Of bayou Laurche at about four miles
above the town of Thbodanx measuring arpent
or less front BY forty apents in deph bounded above by
the lands OF Eouard Beaux and those Of Stephen Noen
and below BY those Henry Trege with all the buildings
and improvements thereon z@6. ~Rtffsi5t tfs'y
TERMS AND CONDITIONS CASH. 90 -t-s.45 -}5t.l
Said sale will be made to satisfy the principal interest and
cost Of suit. E. g. ROBICHAUX DIV Sheriff
January, 2sth 1854 [6tdsl