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Letter from Senator Key.

BATON ROUGE February l, 1851.
Messrs Editors Il wish to avail myself Of few lines
in paper myself rectus in cura in respect to
the report of the Minority Committee the apportionnen
bs it has occurred that wrong inference may be
drawn in regard to my action Of the Senate Com
mee, we the proposition made to form the Parishes
of Lafourche and ST. Charles into Senatorial District
might be inferred, from my silence upon that subject
IN the report that in favor Of the motfon-not sol
did all in my power to induce the committee to arrange
the Districts below Donadsonvie place Laourche
and Terrebonne together and made motion that effect
in the Committee achich poted oacn believed that
the united wishes of those Parishes would be in favor Of
such an union but all my arguments and appeals of
no avail The minority report drawn up by Mr. Bonner
of the Lower House, had intended have taken the
proper occasion when the bill repored expose the
absurdy injustice Of the measure in my place in the
Senate but this poor privilege denied me- for
Immediately upon the passage Of the BILL the parliamentary
screw was applied the minority and motion of consd
Grafton lost thereby cutting off all debate upon
the BILL Previous this the minority report had been
signed and printed.
remain very respectfully, Yours, etc.
PHILIP B. KEY.
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RATES OF INSURANCE AT RHE NoRrH.-The
New York Courier and Enquirer, referring to
the advance Of from six to eight per cent. made
on risks by the Marine Insurance Companies of
that city, says:
s'Our Insurance Companies have, for series
of years, been realizing enormous profits, some
Of them dividing from thirty to forty per cent.
Of profits per annum, and the late Unprecedented
series Of disasters we do not conceive to war
rant the additional tax upon the merchants and
ship owners, who, as well as the underwriters,
have been heavy losers by the late calamities.
The Sun and Aston Companies have, we believe,
not yet decided to concur In the advance. The
matter is certainly one which should be man
aged with great delicacy. The rates of insu-
rance in New York are already enormously high,
and should not be added to thoughtlessly, under
the influence of a panic"
The New Bedford Mercury says all the insu-
rance companies in that city have raised their
premiums from seven to eight per cent for two
years risks, and pro. rata. for longer period.
The subject has excited much discussion. 2
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B9s~ The weather during the week has been
cold, rainy and disagreeable. AL our planters
arc hurrying their produce to market, in order
to have the wherewith to meet their March pay
ments. Business, at last, has assumed its usual
brisk appearance. The citizens are daily leav
ing on our beautiful steamers, to pass few days
in the city, to enjoy life for brief season.
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nag The Lafourche is now within few feet
of high water mark. The majestic steamers
now ply daily over its turbid bosom, in the
transportation Of the rich products Of the sur
rounding country, made rich by its alluyial de-
posts, to the New Orleans market. The boats
now in the trade, are the st. Charles, Mary Fo-
ley, s. w. Downs, C. D. Jr., Music, DR.. Ba-
tey and Sparhawk.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF RUssIA.-The New Ga
zette of Prussia confirms the account of fresh
warlike preparations by the Emperor of Russia,
who, it is stated, will address proclamation to
the governments of Europe. A private letter
from St. Petersburgh, dated December25, says:
sThere reigns here, at this moment, in all
branches of the public service, movement and
activity Of which there has been no example
since the preparations of the army in 1872. On
seeing how the minds and the efforts of the en-
tire nation are turned towards war, one would
say that Russia thinks herself on the eve of a
new invasion. Each day, numerous feldtingues
(couriers) leave for every part of the Empire, to
hasten on the ornaments. Agents are sent
abvut everywhere to wake up the fanaticism and
ferocity Of the orthodox population. and to rouse
from the very depths Of Asia the hordes of
Kirghese, Mongols and Tartars, and precipitate
them on the Indus, with the hope Of the sack and
pillage of the British Presidencies."
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THIBODAUX:
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1854.

Ra5~ Attention is called to the card of Messrs
Mitchell & Clark, dealers in drugs and medicines,
No. u Gravier street, New Orleans. Their as
sortment is large and varied-their prices low
terms, accommodating.
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GRAND OFr1cERs.-The following named gen.
tlemen have been elected Grand officers of the
Sons Of Temperance of Louisiana, viz: DR.. J..
W. Harmon, G. W. P; j. A. Smith, G.. W.
A.; Edward Booth, G. Scribe; Arteman Hill,
G. f.; J. H. Erwin, G. Chaplain; Thomas Nc
CURE, G.. C. /; and Charles H. Waldo, G. S.
The next Quarterly Communication is to be
held at Franklin, parish Of So. Mary.
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p0~ We call attention to the card Of Mr. H.
P. Buckley, successor to Nelson A. Young, No.
Camp street, New Orleans. Persons having
watches which require repairing, or those in
want of articles in his line of business, may rest
assured of meeting with prompt attention.
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Succession de Jean Marie Leblanc
LFTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cc

- du Cinquieme District, Paroisse de Lafourche.
ArrENpU Que AUGUSTA ]. LEDET, de la dite paroisse
Administrations de IA dite Succession depose avses
Grefer de Ia dite Cour, compile final de Administers
ton, demandant quill soft approuvee. 4q.
EN- consequence ontes les personnes q pourraent avon
des objections dit compe sont par les presentes notifies
de les dedure au Greer de la Cour bureau dan.
vile Ihibodaux dams les dix jours qui suivront Ia pren
publication de Get avis SIMON la te application acoh
ct confrme scion Ia loi
Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de la dite Cour o
S3ll IL Fevrier, mil-hut cent cnquantequatre
Vp (S-2tl L. s. ALLAN, GrefeT
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Estate Of Paul Lea.foy RoIicAaur and Community
sciM Modesto Bernard.
SUCCESSION SALE,-State of on.

~ isiana-Fifth District Court-Parsh of Lafourche
In the name and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish of Lafeue
there Will be offered for sale at public auction by NJ Boug
Sheriff, duly qualified and sworn, in and for said parish
the premises East of J. B. Bernard situated the right
bank OF bayou Laforhe at about mile above the
OF Thibodaux THURSDAY the 23d day OF FEBii UARK
1854 at 10 O'Clock, A. M, the following described pro-
perty, to-wit:
ONE FINE RIDING HORSE, Mare and Colt, Ponsy
Horse Mule, two Hundred Barrels of Corn in Shueks
some Cows and their Calves, Saddle and Bride some
Grockery Ware, lot of Chairs one Book Case &C.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS. - The moveab es payable by
halves, half in all the month of March, 1854, AND the
other half in all the month Of March, 1885 The purchasers
shall furnish good and approved security, and all install
ments not punctnaly paid at turty to bear eight per
centum per annum interest after maturity until full and
hnai payment. [S-tds] NJ BOURG, Sheriff.
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LOCATING A KIss.-"M Many young lady who
objects to be kissed under the misletoe, has no
objection to be kissed under the rose' A stu
pid composition made an error in the above, rem
dering it to say, shave no objection to be kissed
under the nose'' u
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Succession Of Jean Marie LeBzanc.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Din.
~ trict Court-Parish of Lafourche. ;ass
WHEREAS: AUGUSTEI l. LEDET, Of said parish has Oh
final account of his Administration Of the above
with the Clerk Of said Court, praying that it may
homologated a8
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified
file their objections, any they have, the said s
with the Clerk Of SAID Court at his Office in the town
odaux in ten days from the first publication hereof q ~
said application will be confirmed in due Of law
- Witness my hand and the seal of said Court Thu
III RST il day Of February, one thousand eight hundred
We and fifty -four. [S-2t1 L. s. ALLAN Clerk
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Succession de Eeure Biyamin lNas1rouz

Succession de Teure Biajamin 4Maibroaz.
ETAT DE- LA LOUlSIANE.-Cour
~ du Cnquieme District paroisse de Latourche.
ArrESDU: Que VICTOR RICHARD, de la die p
Cour pour etre nomme Administrator de la ite Succession
En- consequence toutes les personnes qu pouaent asn
des objections la de demande par les presentes no
fees de les deduire Greer de la de Cou sen bureau
dams la vile de Thbodaux dams les dix jours qu susim
la premiere publication de Get avis, simon dite appsu
sera accorde ct conirme scion Ia loi.
Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de Ia die Cou,"
49, II Fevrier, mil-huit cents cinguante quatre.
1921 T. q ALLAN Gref6d
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To the Directors of the School of the
Fifth District Of Latourche:
GENrLEMEN-I have the honor to inform you that from
the 1st Of April next shall discontinue the instruction of
the children in your District.
have the honor~ Gentlemen to be your very
Obedient Servant, LOUIS PHILIP DELEPOLY.
Th;bodaux, February TO- 1854.
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Succession de PuM Lutrois Rohichaur en- communicate
acec Modesto Be,pnrd
NENTE UE SUCCESSION.-E,M
de Ia Louisane-Cour lu Cipauiime pisteict=paruiu

de Lafourche.
Au nom ct par autore de la Cour du Cneuieme District
Jullcaire, siegeant dams pour parosse de Laouch
sera ofert en- vente pubque par Mathurn Borg She
ct encanteur, dument guafe assermente dams po
dlte parosse, sur les eux sus abtaton de MADAME
D. b. Bernard, la rive droe do bayou Laourrhe,
environ mile audessus de la vile de Thibodax JEUDI
lie ~ de FE'RlER 1854, IL heures, H., la lcpries
cf-afres decrite, savor:
uN BON CHEVAL DE MONTURE, une Jument ct Nn
Pouln Cheval Creole une Mule 200 Barris de Mats
Pae des saches ct eurs Veaux, de la Falance des
SLY de Cuisine DIES Chaises Bureau des Tables etc.
lEeMEs EFT tONDTIoNsLe mobilier payable par moits,
la noItle payable dams le du nos de Mars 1874
aure moitie en- Mars 1855 Lacquerer les acquereu
ournront de bonnie ct valabe Caution payment
ponctueiement pave echeance portera ineret raon de
NUT pour cent par an apres echeance Jusquau paat pale
ment. [feb1l -tIsl M ROITpt, Sberu
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Succession de Josephine Boudreaux, epouse d. n A.
II rAr Dir. LA LOlilSlANE--rY,"".

IIIlqu1tIne Observation-Disclosures de TafoIrrha
Au nom ct par autorte de la Cour du Cno,iams 'n,
Judicaire, siegeant dams pour la paroisse de- Is.
sera offert en- vente publque par NJ Bours Sheriff ct ~
canteur dulnent nonne ct gulie dams ct pour IA dt Nh
roisse, sur les lieux suGs dams la dite parosse sur 10.
gauche du beyou Lafourche, environ cnq gu six mi m
dessus de la vile de Thibodaux JEUDI k 6 do M,pS
ls3l 10 heures, a. m, la proprittee suivane savoir.
SCsTTE, une negresse, agee de "a ans; (u,alaliyel
EUGENE I'm Negro, age d'environ Is ans
CNE sAC1iE EFT son VEAUX, I'LL petit Rruf. AUST l.,
garnures de mason, consistent darticles CONNIE ,ou,
generaement usage dams uu MENACE '"'
TERMEs CoNpITioNs.-Les mobiljers navabla I'm, ,o
audessus de dix piastres Mars 1851 tout lots de 81 an
desss de dix piastres payable par nvite la moe en- MAJ,
1875, ct fautre moe Mars o56 Les esciayes pava
par ers un tiers dams tos ct chacun des mos Mars de,
ann&es 1885, 1885, 1851 Les acquereurs fourpron honn
caution ct chaque Placement porera interet du hut d cent
Fan apres echeance ct les esclaves resan specaemen
hypoheque avec lie privilege du yenderr ssuau paymeu,
mai. fehl l-tdsl NJ. BOURG Sheriff
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Married-On Friday, the 9th inst. at the
residence c. Close Esq., by the Rev Chas. Menard Mr.
TELESPHOR D. BESSON to Miss MATIIILDE BOURGEOIS
both of this place.
Marie-Le courant, a Ia residence de Mr..
Ceestin Close par Rev. Charles Menard Mr. TELESPOR
D. BESSON, Mile MATHILDE BOURGEOIS, tous deux de
cette y,cinie.
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s"ccess'o" de 1osrph -u0"so" ct Communicate. No 49,
NENY'E UE SUCCESSION n Va
Ia Lou --l,nlr In lrir1,..; IL1[
Estate Of Josephine Boudreaur Wife yH Am,
OF LOUISE ANA ZIG, y,

~ trict Court, Parish of Iafourche Dis'
In the name and by the authority of the Fifth u;, =,
tric Court sitting i'll and for the Parish of ,rra Dis
will be offered for sale at public auction by NJ Bor s n
and Auctioneer, on the premises situated in h sns1f
parish the left bank of Bayou Lafourche a, sho AFORESAID
six mile above the town of Thbodaux on THTpSne,s
the 10th day Of MARCH. 1sI4 at 10 O'CLOCK hsDAf
following described property to-wit :" Ill., Tho
SUSErTE, a negro woman aged about IS wears t,,,,-
EUGENE, a neg b Y aged about Is years. ''Av9
ONE COW AND CALF, small OK and also tho bo,,., ;,
Furn ure consisting of such articles as are
in house-keel ing, &c. o'e'"'! used
TERMS AND CoNDTIoNs.-The moyeabIes nav,b,. am.
under ten dollars in March 1885, all lots Of and oyas
lars yabe by halves half in March JsS a .a -
Tier half in March 1856 The slaves payahl ana The
one third in each and al of the months Of March Of n.
security each nstamen bear ng eight ~, s npovea
annun interest after maturity and the slaves IN rs pa
specially mortg ged and hypothecated with the ysna
privilege until final payment. NJ BOI,R,: sh.a:r
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LITER AIRY POT.
At THE POST OFFICE.
PREMIER PARTIE.

lust RECEIVED HIIER
- BANCROFT'S HISTORY of US. @
BYRONS WORKS-Morocco Antique.
MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE
"HOT CORN "-Solon Robinson
HAPS MISHAPS-Grace Greenwood
FUN JOTTINGs-Wiiis.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ACTREss-Mrs. Mowatt.
VENICE The City OF the Sea-Fagg.
THE MUD CABIN-Isham.
THE SHADY SIDE OF LIFE-By PASTORS wife.
TUCKERMANS MOUTH IN ENGLAND.
ART OF PROLONGING LIFE-Wisoh.
ROLLO's TOUR IN EUROPE-Jacob Abbott.
LITTLE FERNS FOR FANNY'S LITTLE FRIENDS.
ARABIAN NIGHTS-IIlustrated.
ROBINSON CRUSOE-IIustrated.
SCENES IN AN ACTORS LIFE-C. Hill.
MR. RUTTERFORD'S CHILDREN.
NORRIS POEMS. -.O '.-.-..
ROLLO BOOKS-14 Volumes.
WAvERLY NOvELS-Bound in Al Volumes.
VALLEY OF THE AMAZON-Lieut. Herndon, U. 8. n.
C0OPER's NAVAL HISTORY, to 1858.
LYELLS GEOLOGY. +.s ~.
WORKS OF THE BRITISH POETS g Volumes
LANDSCAPE DRAWING-Ots.
HISTORY OF THE MICDLE AGES-G. w. Greene.
MATTIsON'S HIGH SCHOOL ASTRONOMY.
SARGENTS' observation-disclosures Speaker.
BOOK OF ORATORY-Marshal.
NEW MAP OF LOUIsIANA-G. W. R. Bailey.
ALBUMS. .-,.- .+.
MOORE's IRISH MELODIEs-For Piano.
GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE-E. Robbins.
HISTORY OF ENGLISH misunderstanding.
HISTORICAL and Miscellaneous Questions-Magnall.
OLLENDORFF'S French and English Works
SCHOOL, BOOKS-A general assortment Of French and
English. asa -y.ff- ia
ALL THE LATE NovRLs
PUTNAMs MONTHLY-For February.
VALENTINES-A general assortment.
MAGAZINE OF ART, &C., &C., &c.
[fb11] J. Y. BENNETT, at the Post Office.
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THERE will be offered for sale at
Il public auction the premises, by the Sheriff TUES
longing of William Collins situated in the
parish Teeboune the right bank Of the bayou Black
with dwelling house, sugar house, out buildings &c. This
plantation situated very the Opeousas Railroad and
10 within short distance Of the Tgerviile Depot.
TERMT-4I350 in all March 1854 and one-haK the ba-
lance price payable in an March 1856 and the other
half March 1856. For further particulars apply to J. "
Bontelou, Administrator at Tigervie or in Houma to
[febll-Stds.1 5s-se3EkN@ E r. s. GOODE.
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CALoR1c SHIP ERIcssoN.-The Caloric Tor hot
air) ship Ericsson hauled out from her berth, at
New York, on Saturday, and now lies at anchor
in the North River, off Christopher street. Her
immense black hull, it is said, looms up Xix a
man-of-war in the distance, and attracts gem
real attention. The promised trial trip, it is
also said, will be had in the course of the pres
ent week. a.3 z5s- e55' .=aa
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Col. GATES AND THE SAN FRANcIsco.-Col.
Gates publishes note in the New York papers,
in which he denies the statements that reflect
discredit upon his military reputation as COM
handing officer of the troops while on board the
Inflated San Francisco and the bark Kilby,
during their perilous situation in the Atlantic
ocean. He says:
81 pronounce them to be erroneous state
ments of my conduct, doing me, as conceive,
very great injustice. l write this to inform my
friends and the public that have demanded
that Court Inquiry be ordered by the War
Department for the purpose of having ample
justice awarded to me I therefore hope my
friends and the public will suspend their judg-
ment until the whole matter shall be made known
to them officially" nv Fss
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Ddr Our thanks are due to Senator Douglas,
of Illinois, for copy of his speech in support
Of an amendment offered by him to the River
and Harbor Bill. We are under additional OBJ
legations to the same gentleman for having fur
nished us with pamphlet copy Of his very able
and exceedingly interesting letter to the Gov
ernor Of Illinois, on the subject Of River and
Harbor improvements.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE EAST,
The Turks Triumphant!
GENERAL EUROPEAN WAR:


BY the arrival of the steamship Arabia at
New York, we CLEAN from onr exchanges the
following important intelligence Of affairs in the
East.
The details of The battle Of Citale has been
received at London, and show the result to have
been brilliant victory for the Turks. The
conflict lasted FIVE days, ending with the entire
route of the Russians, who lost 1000 killed.
Two of the Russian generals were wounded. On
the last day the Turks attacked the Russian re-
serve. and drove it in confusion upon Krijora,
with the loss of its artillery. The Slaughter on
both sides was immense. The turks afterwards
destroyed the Russian fertilization, and returned
in triumph to Kalafat.
PREPARATIONS.
A polish regiment of 1900 men has been or
ganized by Schamyl, the great Circassian leader
who is also organizing an army in Daghestan.
The Russians have erected strong fortifica-
tions at Sebastapol, and along the coast OF Crl-
mea, and have extinguished the lights in oil the
lighthouses.
The LAST NOTE.
The Sultan has essentially modified the last
note of the Four Powers, which was declared
satisfactory, and has been forwarded to the En-
peror of Russia at st. Petersburgh. No an
there was little doubt entertained that he would
reject it, and it was expected that he would at
once recall his ambassadors from Paris and Lon
don and formally declare war.
PREPARATION IN ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
The English government have commenced to
strengthen the coast defences, in preparation for
the event.
In the French navy yards the greatest activity
prevails in fitting out ships and preparing arma-
ments and stores. Every vessel in the navy fit
for service ordered to be fitted out Immediately,
and the workmen are engaged even on Sunday.
FURTHER BY THE ARABIA.
A new feature in Turkey is the recruiting Of
10000 Spahees intended for reinforcements for
tue army of Omer Pasha, and which will join
him in the spring. The Spahees have not been
permitted to bear arms since the destruction of
the Janissaries.
Sadik Pasha is engaged in organizing an ar
my of Turkish Cossacks, to be used against the
Russians. They bear on their standard Cross
united with Crescent.
The Turks in Kalafat have now cleared the
banks of the Danube between that place and
Widdin, and have now free communication with
the latter city.
coal depot for the use of the French fleets
is now being established at Sinope.
The Emperor of Russia has made requisi-
ton upon the different institutions throughout
the Empire for money to sustain the " orthodox
faith New contracts have been made for sup
plies for the Russian Army in the Danubian
until the end of June.
The presence of the allied fleets in the Black
Sea have had the effect to prevent the shipment
of $4,000 troops for Sebastopol.
The last advices from Bucharest were to the
18th Jan. On the 18th the Russians had at
tack Malschak, and up to the last accounts the
was increasing. The Russians were
also preparing to attack Palschak from Guer-
guero.
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Z s. FRIZELL is now in rec,

8. FRIZELL is now in receipt of
q his spring stock Of MEDICINES, the puress ever
offered in the Market which he will furnish in lots at New
Orleans prices. He invites all to give him call before
making their purchases elsewhere.
He has among other things Cod Liver OIL Capsules, which
can be taken without tasting the OIL sra
Also every variety Of Essences such Pineapple Rasp
berry, Lemon Orange Vanilla, &c. Lubins Extracts for
the 'kerchiek .E-sr - ffeblD d+
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AWFUL CoNFLAGRATIoN.--TheL evee of New
aagration on the morning Of Saturday last.
The steamers Chas. Belcher, Crescent, Mohican,
Saxon, Liah Tuna, and the New Natchez some
of the largest and finest boats on the Mississippi
together with their valuable cargoes, were en-
tirely consumed. The loss is estimated to be
nearly million Of dollars. Several lives were
lost IL this confagration. We have not given
the particulars Of the fire Us an, Or large
majority Of our readers have already seen the
details in the city dailies.
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Succession Of Joseph Nonson and Com,cunj,v v,
SUCCESSION SALE Sei

Succession Of Joseph Nonson and Com,eupav
SUECESSION SALE $50 81.
~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth District c,,-.
of Lafourche e''l' Parish
In the name and by the authority of the r;,,
will be offered for sale public auction bv there
Sheriff and Auctioneer, duly qualified and swor hourg
said parish, the land of Pierre T. Epeerran and f
said parish the right bank of Bayou Itmrha uated in
quarter of mile below the town of Thjho,n a about
DAY, the 9th day of FEBRUARY, ISL at II, n % MON.
the following described property, to-wit >'ek H.
A CERTAIN HOUSE situated OIL the land of per. ~
gerran, l Castnet Chairs, one Horse, &c 'e o. En-.
TERMS AND CoSDrTIONs-Tne II use ,ax,h,
half in March, 1858, and the other ha IN A.. nae
And all the balance of said property payable in 1855
all purchasers to give approved security "'eh 1875
oeo11-tds) NJ. EoUEc, she5r
Succession de Joseph -Nonson ct ton,muno,s, -
NENI'E UE SUCCESSION ~ '''
de Ia Lousiane--Cour du Cineuieme Di,tr;o, = ''at
de Iafourche. '-farote
Au nom ct par autorte de la Cour du Cnon;snn. -.
Judiciaire scgeant dams ct pour la paroisse do District
offert vente puhque par Mathlrjn Ron, eerhe
encanfeur dument quafe ct asserrnente sur |, "efh ct
U. Engerran, suee dams la dte parosse sur ee de
du bayou lafourche, environ quart de ,r e dFoe
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