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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
Philadelphia Markets. MONDAY. Nov. -.

There alteration N CoTroS and but little selling
day flour depressed and Gull under the Aancs sdgces,
buyers sellers apart in their views; - hippink
brands offered AZ 90 bat there nothing pt ia
very small way tor home consumption. a. nom SO, -
brsbcfhe latter hsure Tor fancy Rvs FLOUR
81, and CoSs MEAL n.in' quiet st 81 % There more
NkEAT I he market to-day and buy bold of for lower
prices only about coo bu.hs. founc buyers 1t IS for
southern red end 81 sae " for prime PsDnsyvsni. white
mostly the iarer which decline. CoRS in fair
demand with further sales Of eco bu.he. Southern IS dTe
Tor quality and 3dSsc for old yelow-the latter
Tor prnne le,s RYE If 81 2Od 81 "a Osrs-Sn.l
ported Sc for Southern and 3457c for Pennsy
y.pa ineiins lots from GRocEREs and Provisions
r.ctye md unchanged WHISKY with small sales Of
btls q. 44c and hhts 81 about Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
spoken. sc.

Sept To- I2s lon 81 As W. chip Element from sivan
nah FOR Bneuos Ayres. r. nj.
Frsdsrick Sound for ssncwch Islands.
Oct no lat SC bark Julia Am, Pond nom fase S'uha
for sydney n. s. w. -,
Oct fat ON lon. las So w West Point jones
ds. I'm. San Francisco for Sandwich Islands , -,
Oct 10 Cape Mendoeno distant 80 miles ship Mason 'h
San Francisco for Puget Sound e.
Oct 49, lat 50 10 NJ Ion l2f W. sshr Sierra NeTada houi
San Francisco for HUMBOLDT Bay. n,
Oct (sbou lat % So IS 40 ehr. Lsruhah fn franz
fort Me. for Cuba -, nj,
Nov. q, Of Chineotessne. seen bark ". W. bndse'
HDtchiuson, from Cienfuegos for Baltimore. a.
Oct &c lat - lor. 10 80 bark James Brysn n Ne~'of
leans Genoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14

AZ n takes about per cent. on the capi'al oil
Bsns 10 pay its expenses, it s so~e What difficult to
d,seover where the dividends to be made in some
Of the above small institutions. 1t is apparent that
the better course for portion Of the smaller Banks
Of die City liquidation. TOey are evidently not
needed In the localities whore they are established
and only serve as hospitals for bank officers.
r,,,,,, TABLE Of s Leans soees Ciresiat'ca and De
.,lt, Al ne Baakf n ne Guy Ne iork lor -, 1ses
.@sso Kpiuy lav Nov 1854 and Saturday Nop H. isot
10 sfA sfEsS Ne Capital Of each Baak at ~ anf, 'aH
Amocut Average Avefge. AsernEs average
a....,r OF sn'nt of AMOUNT am ut ~ amour.
"a.s,s C.ri,,l 'fo.nss Of LOans& OF
Nov u .Discnis Specie Disc niS Specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
Dec. sssleao Inc .is1 $50 D,e.'o ssz e.'se s2'

De-. sN5LIVI3 Ihc sI'I % D.osF0 00- "
IN. decrease IN loans is really larger than the above
smoun, az the Knics erboeker Bank statement is IN
slaSed mia week and ras omitted last week. Inc
Iosp. Of that Bank added to the deficiency makes the
,rtual contrsstion Il the week si,o29,asd. Tae
.moun, Of spece in the Banks to-day is probably half
A million greater than the above average, or about
Gil 600 900 The general feeling Of the street was
that the Bank, were now at apoint where prudence
you'd dictate a suspension Of their contraction Of
,nns s,rne Of the Banks under very short san
Among those which have run their loans very low IS
the Eschapge, which, with a million Of capital and
a Gao $50 of depos,s has only 81 253 I5s Of loans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
Receipts Of Produce.-Nov. ~.

BY NORTH Rrer Bodt'et65 bbs Flour; Al Psss Ahes S3
DO WHISKY s59 DO Beef 4782 bushels Wheati $500 do
Oats; 80 o87 de-. Corn. .
~ Ere Raoad-2 855 bbls Flour; 500 pkg Cheese; 800
do Butter; 9e 20 Beef; 100 do Pork 80 do. Wool; 200
DO Po,o. 5000 Hogs $50 bush Wheat; 800 do Oats 1876
nh Wbisky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
Arrived.

MS NJ steamship Roanoke Skinner, Norfolk Petersburg
and Richmond. mdse. and pass TO Ludism Pleasants
stesmshr Star Of the South, MARKS, Orleans Nov j.
ship Frances tof Portland Lesvitt Hull Eng d. coal
TO Russell Vnipg llth nst lat 40 81 Ion o. 80 EXCHANGED
ship Caroline Nesmb Kenney Csllso us d. TO T.
w Riley vessel Nesmih Sons. 9Th inst, lat "a; lon
- saw the wreck Of bsanDe dsmased wserlossed aud
sblndLed the lower and bowsprt standing and had
been stripped.
Bari Johspnsh Ellis Ham Jansen hamburg IS ds mdse.
and pass Karck HISS experienced heavy weather lost
foreiop mast and ibboou, stove bulwsks rail- &c
Brig Herald, Br Holmes Windsor, ~ B. d., plaster to
Brig Gersnum Pearse Fsrmnsdale Me-, d.. lumber to
MASTER
Brig Lady Of the Lake (Brl HILL Demersra d. IRON eof
fee. &c Middleton Co Sd inst. lat n, Ion H. feu IN
with the w,sci Of s. sad S.Tsd sp
found the Gollmtten her wheel She bad hgufe
head of Sir Walter Riley. We got bags OF corn which
quite fresh She apparently had not been long In that
situation
sehr Lilly Jones. Wilmington N. C. ds, naval stores to
MeCresdy, Mott 4 Co.
sehr Lady Suffolk, Baker. Boston d.
Schr Mount Hope, Verrill, Rockland. lime.
schr Z. II. Atwood Atwood, Boston for Philadelphia
schr sonerville Robbins. Boston for PhIsde 7hia
Sehr J. 3. Weloin, Smith Providence for Philadelphia
sehr Eastern Light, Lecount Boston ds In ballast TO
master
schr Henry Clay Deano, New. Bedford, oil
schr LishtIoot - Rondout coal for Boston.
sloop Editor Csse, Providence for Rondout-
SAlLRD-stesmshrs Star of the West Turner, for San
Juan Me; ships HAVE Baxter for Hayre Fly Away SeTau
San franeiseo Far West, Bennett for New-Orieans
BELow-Bsri Roanoke. from St Jssoi (by PilOs-bOat
SylIh.) Also, one ship and one bark
WIND-Durns the day, E.,sW.
SHIP AsHoREwe learn from Walter r. Jones Esq, agent
Of the uDdevre that large ship ashore about four miles
south of Long Branch The Achilles and LeysthAn
have rne to Der assistance,
We have no further intelligence from the Belgian bark
Verge Marie, ashore 81 East Hampton, L. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
Balfimore Cattle Market.

BlLrIsoEt, Nov l3-At the Cattle marie, todsy 20
Beey,s oferd 80 driven 70 Pslsdelphis 30
sold 80 lefe They sd AZ pnees
sirs from % &c 81 co. svers1nl Is Is Hog sold $40
ca The nsrtst very dali ana quiet Sheep very da1 d
81 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
New-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT Of BEEvEs, MILK COWS, VEAL
CALVES SHEEP and LAMBS, aud SWINE, ~ A. N:
AertoDs OVsshnston Drove YARDS Forty fouthst and
Fifth v; BowpiDss and 0Brien's, sixthst, between
Second and Ihlrdsys; Union Drove Yards for swinel
Fortyseeopdst and second sv ChAmserlsins Robinson
IT., and the Hudson River Market Boats Prepared
every Monday he principal sale day expressly for the
NEW-Y0Rk TRIBUNE BY sOLON kOBlNsON =.
TOTAL RECEIPTS FOR TIE WEEK ending Monday, Nov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
From Our Correspondent.

PHILADELPHIA Nov l3-Aryired-Bhss L. Baldwin
Montgomery 81. Mays Ca; C.estins, Leighton Dshen,
Ga sehn Elliott. Buekslow, Newsrs N; j. Henry Mutt
port N. Lea Jones Salem; Active, AID do Mary York.
Go.
ebr Martin White ssbn. san Frseeiseo sehr. May
Flower RckAr Portland; Elliott Bucksow, Pail River;
steamer. T.eony Hand, New York Novelty, Bell do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14

MINIATURE sLhASAc...s....TBIs DAT.
svy-Rses... 81 6ets..... - MooS-Rsss .... IS
HIGH wATEs......TIis DAY
Sandy Hook... SO Gov Island. 43 Hell Cete... "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14

foorIScs Total amount Of Capital Nov H. 81 ga 900
Total average Circulation Nov IS 2S lao Total
sversse Of Deposits Nov $50 Ss oil Totst sveT
are amount of CrcuAon Nov H. ss 1877 "a Total average
amount OF Deposits. Nov. II, i,6e2,SS7
The following are the transactions at the Clearing
Housei
Ffehsnses for the week eDdcg Nov So 2sS
kxehsEge for the week ending Nov. H'..' los Ss Ses
Balances for the week ending Nov. Sunni. - leo
baaners Tor the week ending Nov lS..".'.' o5soS'$
The following table will show the condition OF the
Massachusetts, Banks on the 4th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
By telegraph.
Disasters, De

CHARLEsTON-An. Nov. II. U. S. N. steamship Nash
Vile frsm NewYoTk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
"a. ye.ll, Bank s,atemsn. annexed 'ho"s .ooe'
~ 49,, ,...;.,o.,ed And exhibits improved con-

IN. weshl, Bank s,aiemsn. annexed 'ho"s sooe'
-, ,.,,c,,sfed and exhibits sn improved con-
s',,. !, ,ho,s institutions. The contraction OF l'an'
~. ,or,nuea while their specie strength has been
ssr,ed. The loans are now nearly s|VV'VUV
lo.er than 81 any period since the "eesy rgpOrN
a.. beer psbNsh,d. The lOS,s Poin' iouchei pte'
80 ~.s IN November last yc4s, ss1,sss,ioe A.
q, ma, period, the leans commenced running up
.rs,n and iscrsased 70 ss4, 500 coo. The full CON-
parison Of the statement il a. annexed; III.
q ,,,a 10 elias IS sl,GIs's 81 Si 80
~ g.. a. IA sl5I7e9 I0.13S5s tLgAh elooT,D-'
p.es...........siS5s 81 s2aSiS7 Fl's0I~ s,.si 40
I.eg '''''''''
The incros'e in deposits oOly apparent ~ .i'
- t.,.,cs, are now included under that head,
vh,cb v., no, the case in November las. year. The
somosr,ou Of the Sl1ent week with the statement for
xov .hor, nHfIorng result:
Lo.l. Specie. CFculstou DEPOSIT.
~ =, ,ss4 ss5.i7Gi2 sld471.5S -, s74H s5l go
a., a iss4 $500 i0i Ioeoslssd e,SlsiS 6R3SPii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14

IAt Philadelphia Ledger says:
The Banks are afording very little accommods-
iron 10 their customers just now. The offerings at
Rank continue very largetwo or three times greater
Than ne receipts and nothing but first class or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14

IN. mex; rs.or s the sAie Of Socks which, in eses o.
emergency cold for whsteVer can De fesiLed Tor
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14

FooIISss-Tota of Capital, Nov. II, &i7 800
Total average Loans and Discounts Nov ss3og
spe Total average OF Specie, Nov $1,000 $50
Totl average OF Loans and Discglos Nov H. $50
si7eSa Total amount OF Specie, Nov IL SlQf1955
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
financial.

BEoADwlY BANK, NEw.YoRx, Nov. q lset
TENTH DIVIDEND.-A semi annual DIVI-
i DEND Of FIVE ) PER CENT. on the capital stock Of
this Bank ont OF the profits Of the last sx moatbs vi" 10
paid on and sfteT the 18th day Of Move Dber Inst
The transfer books will be closed from the eth lost until We
day Of p.ymsat J. l. EVERETT, CaSist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Office No. 46 Pine;st

~ DIMEON DHhI EIt, OIIiCb 4NO' 70 rHV.'es,
- corner William TUESDAY, Nov. H. a. ~ oeloef, a.
the Merchants Exchange.
10 shares United States Life Insurance CO., SO eaeh
5sbares Clinton Fire Insurance Co, 900 each.
so shares Brooklyn Fire Insurance Co, 8lI each
20 shares Knickerbocker Bank Stock Slo each
Is shares Third nv Railroad Co Sl00 each.
600 Seven per Cent Frat Mortgage Bonds Of the jen-
toR Railroad Co.. Ohio assumed by Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad Co and convertible Into m stock Interest psJsbe
April I and Oct. ]. in New. York-6i eco each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14

sISl9s1 .aNle1 ~ VOID
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-11
VOLUNTARY SALF.-Tbero .n,

offered for sale at public auction bv n - III oe
Sheriff and Auctioneer duly gu lifted and swon b"nrg
TuRDAf, the 9Th day of APRIL 1854 at 10 oo W. "a
M, the property hereafter described belonein, ~
Thibodaux to-wit e's " Piere
A SUGAR PLANTATION situated on the ,a.,
Bayou Lafourche AT about three and half oank Of
the town OF Ihoodaux having front Of six and a9o'e
arpents more or less on said bayou and denh Nv half
arpents lie bounded above nv the M v" eighty
NJ. Bretnx and below that of Mo eau orin la of
the blu kinss and Improvements thereon ''h al
good Dwelling House, Kitchen, Negro Cabins Co,npo OF
and good Sugar use, with choice new Ste. r mouse
there about eighty arpents of god cane M Lngne
ration and the following Slaves: '" '"e Plan
HARRY, a negro man aged about 80 years
MOSES, cartman and plOughm,n, aged abo,.
BURT, cartman and ploughman, AGED anon, ., YEAR.
years. CIV e'ou
JEFF, young negro hoy aged about IL year,
PHOEBY, young negro girl aged about "a vs.,.
WiNNY good field hand aged abou, IS years With l..
RACHEL, good field hand, aged about Is YEAR,
her child MARY, aged about I years 'eaf'' and
sUKEY, good field hand aged about 10 wear.
NINE MULES, Horses, Hogs. Carts, Plouehs. ro.,.,
longing Bl cksmith's shop. ' ioos BE-
TERMS AND CONDITIONS -The Plantation FL.
sand Dollars CASH-Fve Thousand Dollars nv q, iaoa
day OF February, 1856 and the balance pavab M idtA
equal in tallments in ea' Of the months Of ee
18th day Of February, 1855. The purchasers IN On The
respective Notes and divided in shares and ek
satisfaction payable at the ,cc of Messrs R.,.s
Avery in the city Of New Orle ms, bearins soe
mortgage reserved on the Land and Slaves be,ns ~
per cent. interest per annum in case Of non.s eight
from their respective maturity unit paid and in
clause authorize Propagation Of rm The MnI "a ns
Blacksmith 1Oois and Carts, CASH-The,e vp .ases
offered for sale on the day, some Hons. s'o
amnng Others two negro women house servsn S'ans
their families. Mr. Thibodaux will make kn0s,, WIN
conditions the day Of sale NJ BOJIRC Ss "n me
Lafourche, March II, 1854. 'n'
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-11

THIBoDAux M1NERvA.-Thisp pretty sheet from
the region Of our sister State, where =" the sugar
cane grows makes its appearance on our table
for the first TIME, but we recognize in it friend
we've seen before 1t is q most palatable affair
for its saccharine matter is of the finest grain.
lGalveston Journal.
We acknowledge our Indebtedness to the Jour-
nal in two fold degree-frst for the exceed
ingly complimentary notice, and then for the
exchange which we have long sought, but until
now, never obtained. The Journal is the only
whig paper published in Texas, and we hope
that, henceforth, it will be as regular visitor
on our table as it is an able and faithful sup
porter of those principles for which we have
long been battling The Journal is second to
no paper published in the Empire State Of the
South" and we cheerfully commend it to those
who feel any interest in the passing events of
our Western neighbor, whose future destiny is
indissolubly connected with that Of our own State
though the influence that will exert the compile
ton of that system of Rail Road Improvements
now being pushed forward with such praiswor-
thy vigor.
of Texas, we are glad to learn that the Legis-
lature of that State has passed bill, for the in
corporation of the "Sabine and Rio Grande
Rail Road Company" which has received the
signature of the Governor, and is now law.
This road, says the Texas State Times, is de-
signed to connect with the New Orleans, Ope-
lousas and Great Western Railroad, and to run
through the richest and most populous portions
of that State. Starting from the Sabine river
at or near the 80 of north latitude, its route is
through or near the town of Burksville, in New
ton county; thence through the counties OF
Jasper, Tyler, Polk, Walker, Grimes, Brazos,
Burleson and Travis to the city of Austin;
thence to the city of San Antonio; thence to
the Rio Grande, near Las Moras, on direct
line to Guaymos, on the Gulf Of California.
This road passes 200 miles through one Of the
finest timber regions in the world, with constant
and unsurpassed water power. 1t is only 525
miles from the 80 of latitude ON the Sabine to
Rio Grande. The route passes through the
centre of the State, and traverses the richest
cotton region of the same. 1t has the advan-
tage of all other roads in facilities for construc
ton; in the first place, in point of timber; in
the second, it has the Sabine, Engelina, Neches,
Trinity and Brazos rivers, upon which to trans
port iron and other materials; and, lastly, the
Opelousas road upon which to transport their
iron to the junction of the two roads. The
timber business alone upon this road when COM
pleted will pay an interest Of five per cent on
the cost of the road. |
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-11
Succession d'Adane Pe,UoM, fills, communicate aUec
AdeLiaee Poche.
TTAT DE- LA LOUISIANE.-Cou

~ du Cinquieme Observation-Disclosures de Lafonrche.
An par autorte de la Cour du Cinqueieme District
Judciare segeant dams ct pour la parosse de Laorche
ohert vente pubque par Mathurn urg Sheriff ct
Encanteur dnment assermente dams ct pour Ia
dte parosse la residence dAdam Perrou pere situe sur
rive gauche du bayou Lafourche environ cinq six
miles audessus de Ia Vile de Thbodaux, JEUDI lie 13
dAvRIL, 1884, dix heures M, la propriee suivante,
savoir
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE situs dams la lite
parosse de Lafourche la rive droite du you
fourche environ Is miles bas de la vile de Thboaux
arpents de face plus mons Ia profo-
deur qui sly rouvent borne haut par les erres de
Nacisse Leblanc ct bas par cees de Vaery Breaux.
LUCY negresse agee denvron vingt-tros ans
enfant-MARIA, agee d'environ Is mois.
MADELAlNE, une mularesse, agee d'environ 16 ans.
AUssI: DIES yACHES EFT LEuRs yEAUX, des Cochons,
du Mas Paille, ct lie Fonrniture de Mason etc.,
TERMEs CoNDITIoNs-Les mobers toutes de ct
audessous de cnq pasres payable Compliant ct toutes
excean cnq pastres payable dams lie corant du mos
de Mars 1855 Les esclaves payable cent psres Compliant
esclave Lucy ct enant cent pasres Compliant
pesave Madel ne ct la balance du px des eclaves
lie rx de la erre payable dams rois placements egaux,
echant respectvement dams chacun des mo Mars
DIES 1885, 1885, ct 1851 pour la les esclaves
les acquereurs fourniront leus lets soIarement
bonnie ct vabe caution ct payable bureau u Recorder
de cette parosse Porc de ADMINISTRATIVE de Ia dte Sue
cesson pour mober les ournront de bonnie
ct valabe Caution ct toutes ct bets poncuee
ment payes poreron nteret rason de hut pour par
an compiler de echeance jusqua parat paement ct la
erre ct les esaves resteront hpoheques actes
lie privilege du vendeur jusqu'a parfait Placement.
Mars, u 1854. T12tdsT NJ, BOURG. Sheriff
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-11

TERREBoNNE RoADs.-We are pleased to see
that our remarks of last Saturday have had the
effect of awakening our Terrebonne friends to
action in improving the condition of the roads
of that parish lying contiguous to Lafourche.
It will be perceived by the proceedings Of the
Police Jury Of that parish, that Messrs. V. P.
Winder and H. C. Thibodaux, have been named
of committee with plenory powers to have the
road leading through the Malbroux Settlement
thoroughly repaired, and to draft on the Parish
Treasury for all necessary sums to meet the ex-
penses thus incurred. Better selections than
Col. Winder and Judge Thibodaux, who are
practical planters, it is unnecessary to say,
could not have been made. We feel confident
that but short time will elapse before the
travelling public will be provided with good
public highway.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-11

B6- DR.. T. E. Broaddus, one among the most
talented of our resident physicians, has just re-
turned from short pleasure excursion, and is
now prepared to resume again the practice Of his
honorable profession. His Office is over the
Postofie, where he may at all times be found,
unless professionally engaged.
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.HERIFF,S SALE

~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Ffth Judicial Dstri4
Court sitting in and for the Parish of La!ourche.
Paul Barros for Of the Police Jury Of the Parish
Lafourche, versus Berthol Barrios. No. 1916.
TAKE NOTICE: That by virtue of an order Of Seizure
and Sale emanang from the above emitted Court in tho
above entitled and numbered case have seized and viii
offer for sale at public ton at the Court House the
town of Thibodaux, SATURDAY, the LIST day OF APRIL
e,ty, to-wit:
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated 10 said parish
the right bank Of Bayou Laourche at about twenty
seven miles below the town OF ThbOdaux having i've
arpents front said Bayou, by forty deplh bounded
above by lands Of Raymond Barrios, and beio" BY
those of Paul Barros
TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs-The said property will he cold
on Twelve Months Credit purchasers to furnish their
bonds with good and approved security, bearing nsefes
at the rate Of five per cent per annum, until final Pty
ment
Said sale will he made to satisfy the principal interest
and costs of suit. [mhI1l NJ BOURG, shera
GHERIFF'S SALE
~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judicial District
Court, sitting in and for the Parish Of Lafouche.
r. Knight tor use of the Police Jury Of the Parish
Lafourche, versus Land of L. D. Herman. No. l2A
TAKE NOTICE: That by virtue Of an order of sezan
emanatng from the above entitled Court in the sbovee
titled and numbered case, have seized and viii offer M
sale at public auction at the Court House in the whu
Thlb0daux, on SATURDAY, the LIST Of APRIL, 1854, q
II O'Clock M, the following describe property toss
man, nonresident, situated in said Parish the 6
bank of Bayou Lafourche, at about thirty -four maa
below the town Of Thihodaux, containing twenty.na
arpents 'front.' bounded above by the lands Of NetasM
and below bv those OF p. Wright
TERMS AND CONDITIONS The said pro perty will be NJ
on Twelve Months Credit purchasers TO furnish hk
bonds with good and approved security, bearing as
At the rate Of five per cent per annun until final pr
ment.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the principal inexs'
and cost Of suit fmhll1 M BOURG. Shehf.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-11

DIR. McLEop.-We notice with pleasure that
this gentleman, an able follower Of the profess
sion of Hippocrates, has permanently located
here with his family. We welcome him among
us; and as long rs flesh has been made heir to
nil the ills concealed in the box that contained
the beautiful Pandora, and entailed upon man
through the curiosity of Epimetheus, we wish
him a due proportion Of public patronage. His
card will be found in our advertising columns.