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Snow EAST Western New York has been
| inundated with terrible snow storm which
is represented as even worse than that which
occurred three winters ago. For some DAYS
the railroads were completely blocked up. A
train, consisting of four locomotives and one
passenger car started from Rochester on Mon
day evening, and was about thirty hours in
reaching the Falls, 10 miles. Sometimes the
car was on the track and sometimes off into
the snow, and the passengers were compelled
to get out and shovel their way. At one place
near Lockport, the train was detained six
hours. The cars had not, up to Wednesday
noon, been able to run between Buffalo and
tna Falls. On the Batavia line, between Buff
faio AID Rochester, there was quite serious
,llision between two trains with three loco
NJ each. No. one was hurt, as the fire.
men and e., 'ineer leared into the snow with
impunity.
We Judge that the storm diGi not reach the
N. Y. and Erie road, AZ We have ,-eceived
our New York exchanges witt the accustoia-
ed regularity. s
. The hast telegraphic dispatch brings inte,.i-
gence that the track on the Central road had
been cleared, and that the trains due were all
in &C Buffalo. ST..
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& FArHrR CoNylcrrp OF rnE MURprI

a FATHER CoxvlerID OF THE MURDER or
HIs AUoHTE:.-Alfred Arts, of Shelby
county. Ohio, was tried last week, and con-
victed Of l0urder in the FIRST degree. The
charge against him was that about year ago
he caused the death Of his own daughter,
quite q young girl, numbering her By the
Slow PROCESS 81 starvation, exposure and the
most disgusting and 6endish cruelties. Anoth-
or daughter older than the deceased, was
witness against him.
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Congressional.
WAsHINGroN. De,

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
SENArE.-Mr. Badger presented the Gre
dentiais of Daniel S. Reid, Senator elect
from North Carolina, who appeared and was
sworn. Mr.. Adams of Miss, introduced a
bill to establish rule of naturaliz alton
throughout the United States. The term to
be q years, and only to foreigners who
should arrive after the passage of the BILL
lie argues that in 100 years every inch Of
the American continent would be needed by
the American people. He denied all con-
nection with the Know-N othings, and dis
claimed partiality to foreigners, but contend
ed that emigration is dangerous because they
identified themselves with abolitionism. He
agreed with the Know Nothings in their
course to extend the term of naturalization.
House.-Mr. Clingman of North Carolina.
asked leave to offer resolution, rendering
the mediation Of the United States in such
manner as the President deemed proper. to
lead to pacifcation between the Allied Ar
mics and Russia. Mr.. Hamilton of Mary
land objected. Mr.. Sellers of MARYLAND
asked whether it would be in order to NOV
to lay it on the table. The Speaker said it
was not. Mr.. Clingman moved suspension Of
the rules. Agreed to.
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ANOTHER ExBxzzLxxEST IN NEw YORK.
W. P. Sacke.t, receiving teller Of the Mar
kes Bankiof New York, is defaulter to the
amount of 8, 900. BE admitted the embes-
-lement, and ststed he was sorry il was not
as much. So
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WHERE Is THE GOLD?

According to the records kept by the Gov
eminent, the following sums are the annual
products of the California gold mines from
| 1S48 to 1853:
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Tho approach Of the New Year affords suitabl.
occasion for reminding our friends, as well in ths
city Of Darlington, n throughout the State, who up
p.eciateour efforts to publish useful and accepta
bicpapcr, that word City spoken among neighbors
and friends, would place Us under removed obliga.
lions, and enlarge sphere Of usefulness. We are
determined our paper shall reflect the marvellous
multiplication and prosperity Of our PEI ple and the
growth and beauty Of our city and State; and thus,
present claims upon the confacnce and regard Of
the people second to no other.
Onr strenuous eferts to deserve tho support and
confidence Of discriminating public, have, to q
c0nsdc. able extent, been ackr owcdged and apprs-
ciated. We have had steady increase in subscrip-
tions, and constant and healthy improvement in
the business of the Office But our lists do not num-
ber,as yct,by several hun ircd many they should
u warrant the large outlay We contemplate making
in the spring for the improvement Of the Hawkeye.
At the earliest practicable moment it is our intention
should meet with that encouragement which would
warrant it, to present our paper in shape worthy
1.-THE first city in the State, and in all respects at
least equal to any other paper, published in any
city Of our population East or West. In mechanical
execution, energy, and enterprise re DO not intend
to be bsathore or elsewhere.
Will Glosc who have in tho short period Of our
connection with this paicr become satisfied Of our
intention, and ability to print useful and accap.a-
BILE journal, devote a few hours to procuring sub
sciptions? Could they, by any possibility, spare
few hours for this purpose it would place us under
great obligations, and perhaps be the means Of ir-
surfing success to our enterprise?
Our terms are cash. We shall receive no su lscrip-
lions out Of the city, unless accompanied ny the
cash.
Heekfv HouEsrn
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Y TO Whom L nav Csncerr,

NY person parties having unsettled .accosats
a with the undersigned, will ccnfsr the oREA1rs,s
POSSIBLE FAVOR, by making immediate nrTap tenants.
for their settlement; all accounts must DoitjySt,
be squared up by tho FIRST of january, 1856 ~,
J. s. KIMBALL a Co
Burlington, Dec. Ia, 1851. t.a TIT $500
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r. w. GATES & Co,

r s L L. II O AID OARs.
Steam Engines and Boilers,
GATES Patent Screw Cutter, Flour and Saw NH
~ Gearing, and agents for the sale Of Engine and
Hand Lathcs, Upright Drills Slide Rests, Power and
Hand Par crs, &c. esNE esIG,t t.,
re- Castings made to order, and Steamboat and
other Machinery repaired:on the shortest notice.
select and full assortment of Patterns on hand.
EAGLE WORKS, CHICAGO, ILL., lf7.r,
Z. W. GATES, TT. CHALxEns,
=. :. WARNER, die, SAY A. D. FRAsER, ~.
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Tnnm0rtamt 2 Tmaorostamw .

NnnpWEG@MG EmtGFGetiMgv
DEIk6 desirVur % Fdacips or rpeNt Kses s.d
Hats, Caps, Carpcting, &c, &C., We take pleasure Il
announcing 10 our customer ana FHe co6ii1nily =
large, that before making Spripg purshases: "a
atel new Offering ouf prescnt Stbck 10 Rtmafkaby
Low4 Ilces-TE .vgIe-sdT .yeissseT gysy4 feiF49 i
Indeed for Cash. at uapreosdenaedlscp prices!
Thereby Offering great ndscenehty: We i,viss ~
whole Country and City trade, and especially
COUNTRY MERCHANTs,Tla
who arc in the habit Of replenishing their stock
Of the Mississippi River. NENN AUEYa
On Maf.-st., doors south Of Green, Thomas CN,..
Burin gtor, dec. l6, 1854. ..t.aT ). :.
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siJU ST RECEIVED. .

Oil CANS Fresh oysters, - -
CU 30 do Lohsters,1 s,-.4.fY~~st-.--r
l5Osbdxes sariines CtCh YIE{IN
so NJ. Fine Segars, assorted,
Fresh Oysters BY tho can or dozen, for family NJ.
during the season. ~ ~ - :, -.
.ssg, New Bacon Hams as4 q -.
800 pieces choice new Bacon Hams and 81 ouIdcrs
30 pieces Dried Beef cheap for cash on Main e. bv
dec 10, 81. = 80 esss WV. II. ANDERSON. =
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DEEP SSow.-A gentleman who arrived IN
this city on yesterday ct noon, informs vs. that
the snow 10 miles south of Michigan city, On
the N. la. & S. r. R., is two feet deep on
level for a distance Of Is miles. In some
places the fences are nearly coverd.
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,T,nE pe,aphs! spIli, il tiSkd bgnfsissns
g 1 n Monthly !. highly enter aiu1s 16rk. 49,
7hov. I5, IA. ,.ss4., 60 VAN Mbf.IS .atf ~
MI ARK MURDLHHON, u the rHs 1rethsrar syi e
tl Mrs. Moodieso fness FgsGai5rsa avis u gsdi rF
Helen Mugrove, or Jesuit ExecutsgDAlpy hang sfi
pAs&fes IN thc 1il6 Of asoeedse1koa N6maniu. ~
= nov. Is, -swsyANsMRTBR'esa ".
T0AsY NAT. or tho Three Apprentices, wftA ~ r
u Illustrations, At VAN MBTkBs.
nov. Is.
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House Keepers, Look Here.
Q00LES pure tallow candles at l5cts per ID. bet
COO ter article and onefOurth chea per than is SELL
ing about town. a.ei r. s4es III t-t,9b = zf'
500 lbs clean batting. ~ -.
so peices cheap prints for comforts.
800 lbs Y. ii. Tea, prime article 90 cts . lb.
lbs Coffee for dollar, and all other articles.
of dry goods and Groceries for sale at low prices at
Dec IA 1854 t&w Ii. II. SCOTS, Main st.
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| The St. Paul Daily Times exultingly tells
tlts readers that the first bridge across the
Mississi;no will be the Wire Suspension Bridge
al St Anthony. Eight cables, containing a
bout 1000 strands Of wire have been thrown
over the stream, and in short time crossing
will be possibis. This structure will be put
up at . cost Of sixty thousand dollars and
may we'll be regarded a. great achievement
for Territory not yet ten ysaTs old. asis
The Minnesotians are fast peoples. "
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Indiana Money. stt
Bank of observation-disclosures Bank Of Columbus.
/ HAVE IL cases Mems thick boots, calf do boys.
and chidrens boots and women's walk pg shoes an
first rate articles, which will sell cheap for the above
named currency at par. Dec. II. w. SrURGis.
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HoS. ADRIAN LINcoLN-We observe by one
Of our exchanges that Mr.. Lincoln has de-
clined to accept the Office of Representative
in the Illinois Legislature from Sangamon
county, to which he was recently elected. We
are grati6ed at this movement on his part,
as it will leave him perfectly free to accept
the Office Of United States Senator, which We
have reason to hope will be rendered him by
the Legislature this winter. Abram Lin
cold is too much Of man to have the sphere
of his energy limited to State legislation.
We want him in our national councils-we
want the application Of his courage, ability,
and experience in guiding the ship Of State
through the troubled waters into which she
has been brought BY the present ruling pow
ers. In order to defeat Douglasism in Con-
gress, we want to send there, as the colleague
of the little giant, one who las met and van
pushed him on the stump-and Lincoln is
the man.-Peoria Republican.
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II, 1000 Dollars worth Of Goods
AT AUCTION =. = 49, ~

which will give those wishing to purchase chance Of
obtaining cheap desirable goods, our stock being
and we'll assorted. tfsas-n esiqlsss lssass,sf
Our Store will be closed on the Sth Of January pre-
paratory to Auction. liz ..aA aL0CKARD Co..
Burlington, Dec IA, 1854. t.Aaala 4.seat WIN IN f5
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-04-29
oHcCS0S1UH Ue fiefTe HNOeFE.
" ENIE DE SUCCESSION.-Eta
de Ia Louisiane-Cour du Cinqueme District parois

de Lafourche.
Au ct par autorite de la Ceuy du Cinqueme Dstd
Judicaire segeant dams ct pour la paroisse de Laurc
sera oert en- vente pubique par Mahurin Boug, Sheriff
encanteur dument quae ct assermente, Ia Maison de
Cour dams la vile de Thibodaux, sAMEDI lie 20 de NAL
1854, la propriete suiyante, SAVIOR ..- ~. hi
UN CERTAIN HABITATION A SUCRE, situee dams Ia
de parosse sur Ia rive gauche du bayou Lafoche,
vron deuce miles audessous de la vile de Thibodsuy me-
srnt d-sept arpents ct un quart plus moins DEL
par apents de proondeur ovrant auss la double
concession aa terre enrnt de Phabation appartenant
Eugene Folse Uuger Wagenspack Alexandra Lepine Ben
smn Fose ct lie dit Lepine contenant peu pres q
rante ct un acres Ia soixants dix-neuveme dun
supercie lie dit habitaion ct borne en- aut par les s
dEugene Folse ct Ulgere Wagenspack, ct en- has paris
terres de R. p Gaard totes les batisses ct ame
tons qu sy tr0uvent consstant Sucrerie Machn
Vapeur Cabanes Negres CONNIE est decrt dams pe
de James A. Scudday.
TKRMEs EFT CoNDrroNs.payable par tiers, tier dan
tous ct chacun des mois de Mars des annees 1885, 1857
1851 Les acquereurs fournsant eurs biets par coupons
CONFINEMENT aux echeances eidessus endosses mtihe
ton ct fait payable loice n Recordeur de la parosse
Lafouche, ct portant hut pour dneret apres ech
jusqna parfa payment ct Ia propriete vendue resea M
cialenent hypothequee lie privilege du vendeur p
acheyer lie Placement des obligations jusqua para pa
ment I7-tds r NJ. BOURG, SheIh.
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NJ. BOURG, Scherif.
Succession de Joseph Fab,e, ct communicate.

A"eeeeeeoft TIC oOoeIU1 Hdofe, ec eOhH1"""UeHe'
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.-E de
la Lousane-Cour du Cinquieme District-Parosse de
Lafourche. n-
Au ct par autorite de la Cour du Cnqeme District
Judiciae, siegean dams ct pour la poisse de Lfoche
ofert vente pubque par Mahurn Bourg Sheriff ct
encanteur dumen ct quale dams ct la parosse
de Lourche les eux su6s dams la vile de Thbodaux,
MERCREDI lie II de NAL 1854 10 heures, M la pro-
prietee suivante, SAVIOR:
DE TERE ste dams la parosse de Laourche dams la vile
de Thbodaux mesurant guaranteeing pieds plus moins
de face la MAN, pres cent quarante peds
de profndeur, borne face OH Nord par la Main,
Quest portion dn terrain apparenan Jean Celesn
Sud par Thbodaux lie seprant des propetees de
Pierre Bourre, ct has Est par Ia St. Philip lie
paran DIES terrains de Perrin Olivier ct Lucy Williams,
la moite indivse des basses ct amelioratons
appartenant. .,.. e.,
AUSSI: LA MOITIE INDIyIsE DES MEDICINES dams
Pharmace auss les fournures de mason CONSTANT de
tells articles sont generaement usage dams
menage, une Vache ct deux Veaux, ETC., etc.
TERMEs CoNDrrioNs,-Ies meubes ct immeubles pay
able complaint la Motto du terrain ct les medicines seront
vendues block ct ensembe lie mobers aus vendue
block. T15-tisl NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Succession Of Richard G.. Ellis.
STATE OF LOUISlANA.-Parish Of
NJ Jeferson-E District Court Of the Parish Of Terre.

bonnie
By virtue Of order Of sale dated March 7th 1854 to
directed by the Honorable the Fifth Judicial District
Court in and for the Parish Of Terrebonne the above
titled matter shall offer for sale at public auction for
count OF said succession at the door Of the Court House,
Dublin between Hapson and Second streets in the town Of
Carrolton, SATURDAY, the 18th day Of APRIL 1854
at II O'clock NJ the following described property Of said
succession, tO-wit:i 1s}49@ ~
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in the Parish Of
Jefferson State Of Louisiana, Cheniere Caminada in
the District Of Barrataria being eleven arpens front
the Bay Camnada, bounded South by said Bay Of Can-
ada East by lands of Joseph Encaada West by lands Of
Robert Valentine, in the terminating in marsh at
about forty arpents Deep and having area Of about
three hundred and sixty arpents together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon which buildings con-
sist of few small frame houses.
A CERTAIN TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND situated In the
Island called Grande Ise in the parish of jefferson in
this State, comprised Of five lots numbered 49, So A. AZ
and 43 designated the plan by Bourgeroe dated 25
September 1S41 and deposited in the office p Labarre
n r, Of New Orleans, each lot having front of one
hundred and eighty feet English measure on the Gulf Of
Mexico, except No. 43 which has front Of 115 feet al
between parallel lines and the line separating lot No. 81
from lot No. IS in the dividing line as established by
Judgment Of Hon. Third Judicial District Court rendered
18th March, 1854. e-g ND 5s fs.zts
Terms SALE-One third CASH. the balance on credit
OF one and two the purchaser furnish payable
the order Of Richard T. Butler testanenay Executor
the Louisiana State Bank satisfactorily endorsed with in
terest at the rate OF eight cent per anu after matu
tity and special mortgage upon the property Sold
5ssl5, PASCAILS LABARRE Sheriff Of
~N0p 10, the Parish Of Jefferson.
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Succession Of Joseph Fabre, and Community.
OUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou

SUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou.
~ isiana-Ffth District Court-Parish of Lafourche
In the and by the authority of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish Of Lafourche
there will be offered for sale at public auction by NJ Boug
Sheriff. duly qualified and sworn, in and for said parish
the premises situated in the town of ThbodauX, in the
parish of Lafourche, WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF
MAY, 1854 10 O'Clock, M, the following described
property, towit:
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A CERTAIN PORTION
OF LOT OF GROUND, situated in said parish of La
fourche in the of Thibodaux measuring feet
less front Main street, by about hundred and
forty feet DEPTH bounded in front North by Main street
above West by portion of lot belonging to Jean
Ceen, behind South by Thbodaux street, separating it
from the property Of Pierre Bourre and below East by
St. Philip street. separating from lots Of Perrin Olivier
buildings and improvements thereon. 5&
ALSO; THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF THE DRUGS in
certain Drug Store, and aso the Household Furniture,
consisting of such articles generally used in house
keeping, and one Cow and two Calves, etc., etc.
TERMS CoNpTIoNs-The movable property and also
the mmoveable payable cash. The undivided half of the
lot Of ground and drugs will be sold in block and together
The moveables will also be sold in block
4 [15-tdsl NJ BOURG, Sheriff.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Succession of Marie Peag,e Thfbodaa, qrlte OF Hp
..- polite Richard. .
SUCCESSION SALE,-State of Lou

SUCCEoolOIN SALE.-State OF LOU
~ sana-Fifh District Court-Parish of Lafourche.
In the name and by the authority of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the Parish of Lorche,
there will offered for sale at Public auction NJ Bourg
Sheriff and Auctoneer duly qualified and and for
said parish the premises situated in the of Thbo
daux in the parish Of Lafourche THURSDAY the 18th
day Of May 1854, the following described property, towit
CERTAIN TOWN LOT situated in the town of Thibodaux
being lot Ma 40 is represented plan of said
made and executed by James B. Grinage, the first of
May, 1872 said lot being bounded in front towards the
West by President street, North by Clinton street, South
by lot No 13, and East by lot No 109 with all the build
ings and improvements thereon.
ANOTHER LOT adjoining the lot just described in the
being lot No 109 is represented plan of said
made and executed by James Grnage the st of May
1872 being bounded North by Clinton street. South by lot
No. ill., East by Bourbon street, West by lot No. 10.
AND ALSO the Household Furniture and Cooking Utensils
consisting of such articles generally used in house
keeping ~
TERMS CoNDrrIoNs.The movable property payable
in March 1865 the lands payable by fourt fourth
all and each of the months March of the years 1865 49,
80 and 49, The purchasers furnishing good and approved
security and all instalmens not puncuay paid, bearing
eight per cent interest after maturity until aid the land
manning specially morgaed and hypothecated and affected
with vendors privilege until final payment.
April 49, NJ. BOURG Sheriff.
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Wis FIR ANCAIS.
Succession de Marie Pezagie TAtbodaur, epouse dc
Hypolite Richard.


VENTE DE SUCCESS[ON.-Etat
de La Louisiane-Cour du Cinqueme Dstrict-Paroisse
de Lafourche.
par autore de la Cour du Cinquieme District
Judiciare segeant dams ct la parosse de Lforche
oert vente pubique Mahurin Borg Sheriff ct
encanteur pubque dunent quafe ct asserente, les
Ieux stuee dams la vile de Thbodaux, JEUDI lie Is de
NAL 1854 10 heures NJ la propriete suvante savoir
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN situee dams la vile de Thbo-
daux Giant terrain No. ITO CONNIE representa-
plan de la e vile fait execute par James b. Grnage lie
Ter de Mai 1892 lie dit terrain ct borne face lie
par President ct Nord la Clinton, Sud
par lie terrain No. 49, ct Est par terrain No. 109
toutes les batisses ct ameliorations appartenant
UN AUTRE TERRAIN joignant lie terrain cdessus decrt
ct en- arrere Giant terrain No. 09 il ct repre-
sene plan la dite vile fait ct execute par James
B. Grnage Ter Mai 1912 borne par la Clinton
Sud par terrain No. 49, Est la Bourbon ct Quest
par terrain No 12 ct aust les ournures de maison ct
les ustenss cuisine de tells articles son
generalement usage dams I'm menage.
TERMEs EFT CosDlTIoNs-Le mobilers payable Mars
1885, Ia terre payable par quarts quart dams tos ct
chacun des mos de Mars des annees 1885, 1885, 1857 ct
1855 Les acqueeus fournssam bonnie ct valabe caution
ct tout payment ponctueement payes porera hut
cent dnteret apres echeance usq pa Placement Ia terre
restant speciaemet hypoheque ct ece du privilege du
vendeur jusqu'a parfait Placement.
April 49, 1854. 17-tds NJ BOURG, Scherif
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Succession de a. H. Williams
NENTE DE .SUCCESSION.-Etat

de Lafourche.
Au par autorite de la Cour du Cnquieme District
Judciae segean dams pour la parosse de Lfourche,
oert vente pubque par Mahurin Bourg, Sheriff
encanteur dumen quae ct assermente dams pour
dite paroisse Ia Mason de Co, stues dams la vile de
Thibodaux, SAMEDI lie 20 de NAL 1854 10 heures,
NJ, la propriete c-apres decrite, SAVIOR:
KENNY, negresse, agee denviron 80 ans
fants-JIM; age denviron 10 ans; ct NED, age de II
mois; il seront vendues en- block.
BOB, un negre, age de % ans.
STEPHEN, I'm negre, age de IS ans. s
TERMEs EFT CONDITIONS tier compliant, tier
Mars 1885, untier Mars 1856 Les acquerers
neront leur biets bonnie caution ct hypotheque
spectacle les propretes vendues porant pour
d'nteret apres 6cbeance jusqu'a parait Placement.
[15-tds] NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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CHERIFF'S SALE

~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifh Judicial District
Court sitting in and for the Parish of Lafourche.
Joseph Raymond ais for Of the Police Jury Of the Parish
Of Lafourche, % Land Of Francis Lombas No. 1888
TAKEN0TiCE: That by virtue Of an order of Seizure
and Sale eanating from the above entitled Court In the
above entitled and numbered have seized and will
offer for sale at public auction at the Court House in the
town Of Thibodaux, SATURDAY, the 9Th day of MAY
1854 at lo'cock, m the following described prop
estyy to-wit:
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in said Parish on
the right bank of Bayou Lafourche, at about 81 miles
below the town Of Thbodaux bounded above by lands Of
Lazare Bondreaux, and below by lands Of Louis Due,
having fourteen arpents front said bayou by forty
penis in depth, and belonging to Francis Lombas.
TERMS AND CoNDITIoEs-CASH.
Said sale will he made to satisfy the principal interest
and costs of suit (april II NJ. BOURG, Sheriff