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The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12
NOTICEi

LII PERSONS are herkby cautioned against purchasing
AZ certain promisory Note of hand, dated jan 9Th,
1854 for Four Thousand Dollars, payable to G. w KIDD
order three months after date with interest at he ete
of five per per ~ onth, and signed by VIM. l. and
Joseph Van Doren, said Note has been satisfied anu Is
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

BAPTIST SERVICES are held every Sabbath at le
l-2 in the Forenoon and at o'clock in the Afternoon
at the Dramatic Hall on Broad st. Preaching by
Rev. j. NJ. VIM
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

BAckus MINsTRELs.-This celebrated
band of Ethiopian Performers visited our
place the past week, and performed at Fris-
bie's Concert Hall, to crowded houses, on
Wednesday s Thursday evenings. They
are said to be equal to any band of this
kind in the country.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12
LETTER FROM NEVADA.

Eve. Journal: Yes, San Francisco town, people
papers, editors and thu rest all too iHtensi vely
enterprising for me-busy scenes are horrid bore
and that accounts for my being OF this moment
where date from.
Here amid the vallies, mountains, mountain
streams and such things-rest 1; secure | hope
from the turmoil and hustle that f. the compo-
ncnt parts of the very atmosphere you breathe.
Nevada is situated, think, on what have
heard somebody call Deer Creek, somewhere be-
tween the Yuba and Bear else American rivers
forget which. and (my map is in the next apart
ment) is pleasant little town enough | have
seen several of your excitable peape work them
selves in quite unbecoming state of admiration
whilst talking Of it. As l remarked before the
tawn will pass. 1t has small stream running
through il, and stout bridge over it, and a fine Of
twenty-five dollars from the first e-terpriznr horse
that goes faster than n jeg-'rot across it. No. |
think il must be the rider that is fined. | really
forget, and the horrd bridge is over twenty stems
from where Pm Scrawling my pen across this paper
One way or another rathcr like the idea. opposed
as it is TO the fast movements of this progressive
age In addition TO tho town, bridge water and or
dinance, there are quite number of pines in view
whatever way turn my head. But my dear ieur
nalist. Pve seen Jims and small towns and streams
and all that sort of thing before, and really can
not get myself into the rapturss describing them
should like for your sake. One thing about the
place. The streets are left in a state of natmre /:
they yet innocent of those little ieats of Al
dermanic wisdom, called, Ordinances for grading,
planking, &C.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12
For the journal
Distinguished Arrival.

Grand Dinner to Gen. Blase.-speeches, &c.
A copy Of a paper purportihg to be the
"Evening Journai' of Sen Francisco, dated
May o, cbanced to reach this city yesterday.
A clothing merchant of Nevada received an
invoice Of shirts from San Francisco, wrapped
in the above named sheet, by which lucky acci
dent the people were informed of two things ;
first that the Eccnng Journal existed second,
that Gen. Base was in this city. You may be
sure the excitement created by the latter part
Of the Intelligence ran to the highest pitch A
committee of citizens instantly set about doing
the honors to the distinguished stranger and
addressed him the following complimentary in
yitation
GEN. BLAsE, dear sir Learning you are
visiting our city for few days, the undersign-
ed beg obscquiOusly to represent that they have
high admiration of your character and exten-
sive views, and to request your attendance at a
public dinner at such time as may be conven-
lent to you. The discrimination you have dis
played in your publications, especially recent
one to the Erc. Journal, which we learn is pub
lished in San Francisco, proves you to be man
of keen intellect and industrious research Your
modesty which is so apparent will forgive this
culogiun,, and also quoting from your ''letter
from Nevada" This latter is necessary, as VIC
design to send duplicate of this communica-
tion to the printer, who will otherwise be often
ded, and perhaps pronounce You an ass in his
indignation, with how much justice, you can
Judge The qualification we experience in your
declaration that "the town will pass" is excess
i've and as you say so many other compliment
tary things, we beg to express our appreciation
by recording them in full:
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-12

I've made quite n mistake-this very moment
wretch has entered my presence, ,and proposes to me
TO join him in running tunnel through the Briuci-
pal street. He says he knows there's lead "ripht
plum through it - He expatiates upon it, saving
what profitable investment it would be for u.s. and
what an accommodation it would be to the citizen.
nd saving to the town 10 have the street thereby
graded for nothing. .i-
take up the Journal, leven this little town is not
exempt from them) to learn the date, when 10 |! nv
eye rests upon Frisbe's advertisement another ex-
ample OF that tresome spirit of enterprise that try
in vain to escape from. 80,
But to do "Frs'' Justice I believe ! could na-
tienly endure the fatigue of choosing from his bill
of fare daily for time unlimited, provided the vi
ands were as choice, and the attendance as prompt
and cheerful as have found them. When think
OF his cook, feel that Pm not entirely used up but
that I've something Still 10 live for His bar is we'll
supplied with what the initiated expect in such in
stitutiens his Old @ meets with general approba-
t:on and mast admit his Aromatic Schiedam'
IS not entirely tastiess even to person (like the
writer, } tired Of the vanties. &c. of this life
w hist in his house the other day, taking To hep
IN sustaining my exhausted Frame Porter-hous sc
STEAK, rare, baked poatoc biscuit and cup o. coffee
had the anguid satisfaction Of resting my gaze on
Lola Montez, Countess of Lansfeldt. As watched
her expressive, ehidhke face, / sighed for those
days when too, was guileless and inexperienced
In the ways of the world. All what = bore of
world 1T is to! No unaduiterated case in it a per-
son must either wear out with labor and anxiety
orrust In inactivity Iikey our fatigued BLASE.
DEAR GENERAL: Allow us to repeat our
invitation, and please send us an early reply
(paylng the postage if by maiD and we are ap-
preciatively yours,
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4ss Succession Of Daniel Nettletom.
GTATE OFLOUISIANA.-Parishsof


IN the and by the authority of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting and for the Parish Of Lafoche there
will be offered for sale at public auction by fatnrin Bourg
Sheriff and Auctioneer duly qualified and in and for
said parish at the Court House in the town of Thboax
MONDAY, the 9th day Of FEBRUAuY 1851 at 10 o'clock q
M, the following described property to-wit:
"a CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated the left bank Of
Bayou Laourche at about twentyeght miles below the
town Of Thibodaux, measuring fifteen arpents front by
forty in depth bounded above by lands Of Judge James l..
Cole and below by those of Kelly. "a
ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND situated in said parish at
about thirty five miles below the town Of Thbodaux,
the right bank Of Bayou Laourche bounded above BY lands
of J. j. Babn, and below by the lands Of 81 Bourgeois
measuring ten arpents front by forty in depth.
ANOTHER TRACT OFLAND situated in said parish about
thirty EIGHT miles below the town OF Tbodax, bounded
above the lands of H. Bankmsn, and below by lands of
Franklin Pierce measuring fifteen and hall arpents front
d by ferty in depth. e.
TRACT OF LAND situated in said parish about
forty miles below the town of Thiboaux bounded above
BY lands of Fiji Garcia, and below by joseph raymond
4 measuring fifteen arpents front by forty in depth
TERMS AND CoNDTIoSs Payable in three equal install
mems maturing respectively Third IN each and All the
months Of March Of the years 1854 1855 and 1856 the pur
chaser or purchasers to give their endorsements payable
the office of the Recorder Of this parish and identified
with the sale All sums not punctualy paid at maturity
bear interest at the rate Of eight centnm per
tfereaiter, the lands remaining specially and
hypohfcated till final payment, with vendors and
confession Of Judgement emitting the holder execntory
process. f2-tdsl n. BOlrRG, Sheriff
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Succession de Eugene Bo,uysois
VENTE DE SuCCESS[ON-p

de la Louisiana, Cotlr du Cnquienle District hi.
siegeant dams ct pour Ia paroisse de Iafo,rcbe
Au nom ct par autorite de la Cour du Cinonsu. y.
Judicaire siegeantdans ct pour Ia paroisse do
sera offert en- vete pubique par John G. Raran aa
trateur, dument qufie ct assernentG sur e i nuas
environ mile haut de la vile de TbhdaA as
rive gauche du Bayou Lafourche SAMEDI Ianris s
10 heures A. NJ les prophecies ci-apres decrjtes ,re
ADDISON, un homme negre, age d'envron VIM. a!r
ANDERSON, un homme Negro, age denyiron vpps h
ans. e'hu'
WASH, un nGgre, age d'environ onze ans,
ALBERT, un Negro, age denviron sept ans.
RIIEUBEN, I'm negre, age de tros ans.
ROSA une negresse, agee d'envron onze nos
UN CIEVAL NOIR, un CHEVAL SORREIr nm curv
NOIR de montnre. ~ 1i'h'A
UNE VIELLE VACHE A LAIT; un VEAL.
UNE VACHE ct un VEAU; deux COFFRES d0utHs..
TERMEs EFT CoSDIToSsLes biens mobiIitrs nav.h,.
somme de ct audessos de Dix Piastres eompan, u sue
sonme excedant Dix Piastres, Mars 1851 Iss r = ae
payabes par tiers, tiers dams tous ct ciacun dos @
Mars des annees 1854 49, SO Les acautren,s anl t
leurs obligations in soIido avec bonnie ct vaaha
payabes rotfce du Recorder de Ia paroise rss
administrator; ct toute somme non.poncnanas.a
payees maturite portera hut pour cent per annnm s
ret ct les Esclaves yendus seront ct reseropt spc
hypoth6ques, lie privilege du vender asaa n.rsa
payment [52tdsl ]. G. Raglan, Allinisratr ~"'
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VOLUNTARY sALE.--At the reque

" OLUNIAK4 SALE.--At the request
Of Zephn Bark there WILDE offered for sale at public
auction by the undersigned Sheriff and auctioneer the
premises situated the right bank of bayou Lafourche at
about fourth of mile below the town of Thiboaux on
MONDAY, the 3,th 1854 at IL o'clock, a.
the following described property, to-wit: & s
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OFsGROUND, situated in the nimer
date neighborood of the town Tbodaux, in the parish
OF Iaourche measuring front unknown, by arpent
in depth bounded in front north by lot Of ground be-
longing to said Zhirin Bark east above by st. Charles
street, separating from anof Frederick Gelry, behind
south by Belonging to FRANCOIS Legendre and below
west by lot Belonging to Joseph Legendre, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, acquired from Mrs
H. Knoboch, per act before Justin Auber Recorder, on
the End day Of May, 1852.
ANOTHER CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated id the
immediate vicinity and below the town Of Thibodanx, and
adjoining the one just described being unknown front,
with depth of arpent, bounded in front north by
lot belonging to Nathan Hailes m east above by
ST. Charles street, separating it from land Of Frederick
Gnedry behind south by lot above described below
west by land Of Joseph Legendre, without improve
naents, acquired with the tract just described.
LELY, negro woman, aged IS years and her chd-MARY
EVE, aged is months. rs
ADELINE, negro girl, aged II years.
LOOKING GLASSES, Tables, Grokery Ware, one Safe,
lot of Pots, and Bedsteads, ETC., etc. !.
TERMS AND COSDITIoNs.-The mOveables payable cash.
The slaves and land payable thirds third in all and
each of the months Of March 1855 and 1856 The slaves
and land shall remain specially mortgaged until final pay
ment, the act of sale made at the Recorders office, at the
expense of the purchasers. M. B0URG, Sheriff
December, 3tlth 1858. l2-tds 81
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. - iSfEcceSSIO7J tbe U1tH1t1 NeHletOn,
NENTE DE SUCCESS[ON.--P,,
+ fp 1aT In C;pou;3p,o p;,..... =,

ue Id LoulSlaIle-COuf gu ClnqulGme DSrct-paro;u,
de Lafourche. s.47&sse ave"
Au nom ct par autorite de la Cour du Cinouiame n,
Judiciaire, siegeant dams ct pour Ia paroise de Ia
sera oert en- vente pubGque par Mathurin Bourg Sh5
encanteur publique dument qualie ct assermep,4
Maison de Cour, dams la vile de Thbodaux LUNDI hs1
FEVRIER. 1854 10 heures M les prophecies suiyan,
SAVIOR: sszs-l. i.s.-.s. 49,
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE, siue sur |. t-,
gauche du bayou Lafourche environ yingt- hut mls
audessous de la vile de Thbodaux mesan seize arp,
de face par quarante de profondeur borne en- p
terres de Juge j. i. Cole, ct bas par cee de Kelley
UN AuTRE MORCEAU DE TERRE, sitnse dams h al,
paroisse environ rente-cnq miles audessous de Ia viii
de Thbodaux, sur Ia rive droe du bayou Lafouhe bonn
haut par les terres de J. j. Babn ct en- bas par e
de r. Bourgeois mesurant dix arpens de face par qua
de profondeur.
UN AUTRE MORCEAU DE TERRE, situee environ trent
hut miles audessous de la vile de Thibodaux borne
haut par Les terres de H Buchanan has par les tee
de Franklin Pierce, mesurant seize arpen deH de f,
par qlarante de profondenr.s
UN AUTRE MORCEAU DE TERRE, situae enyironm qua,
rante miles audessOus de Ia vile de Thibodaux borne
haut par les terres de Fiji Garcia, ct bas par ces
p Joseph Raymond inesurant qufnze arpens de face par
quarante de profondenr. Hs
n TERMEs EFT CONDITIONS. Payable par trois placements
eganx, un tiers dams tos ct chacun de-
mois de Mars des annees 1854 1855, e1s56 Les acer
dormant eurs biets endosses payable Foice u Recos
de cette paroisse etant idene Ia vene ct toues
mes non penctuelement payees echeance portera nre
raison de hut pour cent par La terre restan spe
ment hypohequees jusqua Placement final ayec privilege
du vendeur, ct confesser jugement pour bonner dot
teneur des billets un process executive.
y Dec 3d. 1853. [2-tds.] NJ BOURG, Sheriff
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|. JENNINGS
NEW PATENT PREMIUM SAFETY
GAS LAWPS!

And Patent fhosGeat Gas for Burning IN the same.
vTHIS Lamp, for producing portable light confident
ly recommended superior to any other in
Theligh is produced by the burning ofan riform Gas,
which emitted beautiful jets from small perforaous in
Platina.
The Gas sgenerated It'll used by the heato its
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
IN the Lamp. Thus is perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning eriform Gas.
Its construction is such that all possibility of accident
from its is entirely removed and the great simplicity
gifts less liable to get out of order
than any other kind Of lamp requires cleaning and
trimming; as do the Oil and camphene lamps and burns
equally WELL either with without glass globe shade
and perfectly free from SNAKE or Odor.
The opinions of the scientific may be learned from the
fact that at the Annual Fair Of the American Institute, in
lS45, a SILVER MEDAL awarded to the Inventor,
and Diploma to the Manufacturer and at the time
was the best light exhibited to the Fair
For sale, wholesale and retail at B. F. HOLDEN'S.
Where the Lamps can be seen buring every evening
These Lamps only require to be tested TO put stop
to all COMPLAINT about ght smoke grease. l26tf
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de LafOurche n.,.r
Au ct par autorite de Ia Cour du Cnqueme psg
Judciare, siegean dams ct pour Ia paroisse de fao
sera oert en- vente publique par Afahurin ours ,us
encaneur dumept qtafie ct assermente sur les hu
dams Ia dite parosse la rive gache du bayou su,
environ deux miles audessous de la vile dc ,stess
MERCREDl, lie premier de FEVRIER, 1854, les pf'p''
suivantes, SAVIOR: ,c
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE, mesuran' a ~ mo-
pent plus Gu mons de face, par quarante arehs ID
fondeur situe dams la de paroisse, la rive
bayou Lafourche q environ derx miles anaesy uys
vile de Thibodaux, borne hau par les terre ays
j. W. Tucker, ct has par les terres William 1p si.n
toutes les amelorations 4ii sly rouvent, eXcep'e
decole ct lie lot de ellie est sisue scion u nj
du decedt avec les directors decides explrant aa'
pres hut ans. p.1es
DIES BETEs A CORNES, une Jumcn un Moulin Ar DE-
Bois de Lits, ct Its une Armoire, une feli'''s'
Chases des Chandeliers, etc, etc. Ian. sos
TERMEs EFT eoNDITr,Ss.I.es mobilers payapie .s IN
les mais d. Mars 1854. La terre payable par Hia M.
quart daos teus ct chacun des nois de Mars lo meta
ct 1851 La terre restant Superintendent hypoheque
rein ct payment final rachete,r Dormant bonnie ir
tont payment non ponctuellement rayes porferas a
ra-n dc hut pour cent par jus4aa payment In siE
Dec. ~. 1853. y2-tds.l 81 GOlR'', 'A''"
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Estates Uz0ef RdaenspGcE and c0ngKSts scSth his
L survtrsag gIls Mss'ceNae Wuaestepd No Sf8.
SUCCESSION SA LIE State of Lou

EstfttesQE Tiger WaaenspdcE and Communism sci his
n sNru6uisW Jpljs Mkrcelitte WuaemefSdck Ma 8fS.
SUCCESSION SALE State of Lou
NJ isiana Fifh District Court parish y Iafourche
In the name and by the authority Of TIE Fifth Judicial
District sitting n and or The parish there
will be offered fcr sale at public aon TN athusn Borg
Sheriff and anccne On the premises NJ iii
bank Of bayou Lafodrche, at about the town
q 9hboiaux, THURSDAY, the 2n the month 81
FEBRUARY 1884, at 10 O'clock a. nj The following des-
crbed property, tO-wit. $500
CERTAIN TRACT or LAND situated III he parish 81
Iafcurche, on the left bank bayou abo nine miles
below the town Of Thbodanx measuring two fpents more
or less front by sixty two apens more or less in DEPTH
between closing lines bounded above by the land belonging
to the Succession Of Louis Wagenapac and below BY the
land belonging to Jean Louis Wagenspack with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. s
MARGUERITE, negro girl, aged about nine years.
jim, negro boy, aged about five years.
ONE HORSE one Oh one Cow, eighty barrels Of Corn,
2 etc, ETC., etc. zs4
TERMS AND CosDrIoss The oyeables payable in March
1851 The land payable by fourhs fourth in an and
each ofthe months Of March 1884, 1856 1885, and 1851 The
slaves payable by thirds third in all and each Of the
months of March, Of the 1854 1885, and 1856 The
purchaser furnishing good and approved security and the
land and slaves remaining specially morgaged and hypoe
Gated unit. final payment and all instalments bearing eight
Dec. 30th. 1853 t2-tds.] n. BOURG, Sheriff.
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SWccession dc Joseph r. Richard, ct So femme Eliza
Landry.
NENTE DE SUCCESSION.-Etat De
In Innsiana-Cour din rinoui.p,a District-par os. d.

La10urCle.
Au ct par autorte de Ia Ccur du Cinduieme Dstra
Judiciaire segeant dams ct pour In parossc Iafeur
sera oert en- vente pubque par Mathurin Borg Sheriff
encanteur dument nomme etquaife dams ct pour arS
de Lafonrche, sur les leux stuees environ mile
esss de Ia vile de Thibodaux la rive irote du bN
Laourche, SAniEDI le 11eme jour du mos de FEVRIiH
1854, 10 heures ms les prophecies suiyantes SAVIOR
UN ARPENT Ell DESfI DE TERRE, plus mons de fe
par quatre yingt arpentsde proondeur, siuts sur la rive
drote du bayou Iafourche, enyirons mile auessr De
o. Beatty ct en- has par erres de Jean Charles Richard
avec toutes les hatisses ct authorizations qu s ouren
Ia de tesre ouvrant ct ut acqus par lie dit Richard par
acte passA devant r Daspit, Juge, ie 81 de Maj ISL
dams lie liyre NJ. B.,page 291, partr de1S25 1898
lie NEGRE, JOIIN ROSSE age de 80 ans.
DIES CHEYAUX. Betes u Cornes, lot de Montons une
grande quantite de Cochons, lot de Foin, pusieus
Gefbers de Rix une grande quante de MATS tros os de
Patates ME Charette Cheyal Fu deux coups une
Armoir, Instruments Culture tonies les garnitdres
MasoH, CONSTANT d'articles qu sont generaenente
usage dams TN menage etc. etc., etc. ~
TEKadfs IN CoNDITIoNsLes mobiliers payable en- dsn
placements maturant respectyenent Mars DIES annte
1854 t 1855 La terre ct fesclave parable quatre as
ments 6ganx matrant respectvemen dams mos de has
DIES annees 1854 1855, 1885, ct 1851 Toutes somres non
pages echeance porteront ntefet raa
de hut pour cent apres echeance usquau paement f
les acquerers donneront bonnie ct susante Caution s@
quereurs de Ia terre ct de lescave donneron ler bei
able l'ordre de Misunderstanding Police du Recorda@
cefte paroise, les termes correspondent con
cdessus etabI identees ayec vente; Ia ct ca'
restant hypothequGes prvegeduGe
deur pour assrer le paieent ct les inerets qu prE
strvenir. iahT 4ssaz= NJ B0URG, SheL
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Succession Of Michel Martin and his Wife Aspasie
l5oWtlseaua.
SUCCESSION@ SALE
~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth District Court parish


In the name and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish of Lonrche there
VIII De offered for sale at public auction by ahurin Bog
sherl and Auctoneer duly qualified and in and for
sad parish ON the premises situated in said parish the
LETT bank OF Bayou Laorche, about miles below the
town OF Thibodaux, WEDNESDAY the 1st day of FEB
RUARY, 1854, the following described property to-wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND measuring arpent more
or less front by forty in DEPTH situated in said parish
the left bank of Bayou Laforche at about miles below
the town Of Thbodaux bounded above by lands of Widow
j. W Tucker, and below by lands Of William TouIs with
all the buildings and improvements excepting the School
House and lot which said School House is situated
according to contract of the deceased with the School
Directors expiring in about eight years from now
CATTLE, one Mare, one Corn Mill Bcadsteals and Bed
ding one Armoir, one Clock, Chairs Pots &c.
TERMS AND CosDTossrhe cables payable in all the
month OF March, 1904 The land payable in four equal III.
stalnens one fourth in all and each of the onhs of March,
Of the years 1854, 49, 30 and 81 The land remaining
specially morgased until full and final payment the pur-
punctualy paid at maturity to bear eight per cent per
mum interest. [2-tdsl NJ. BOURG Sheriff
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~ cal District Court sitting i'll and for the Parish Of
Iafourche.
Widow Pierre Eoulnet ct ais
No. 1916.
Widow Mathurn Pitre Tutrix ct ais
TAKE NOrICE-Tat by virtue of order of seizure and
sale elnanating from the above entitled Court in the above
entitled and numbered case, have seized and will offer for
sale ut public auction the Court House in the town of 1hb
odaux, SATURDAY, the 4th day of FEBRUARY, 1854,
at II O'Clock m the following described property, to wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND measuring two and a half
arents front by forty in DEPTH situated in said paris
the left bank of Lafourche about five six miles below
the town of ThibodauX, bounded above by the lands Of
Joseph c. Williams and below by those of Louis lebert
with the improvements thereon. 8e q
Also CERTAIN TRACT OFF LAND situated in said parish
on the left bank of Bayou Laourche short distance below
the above having arpens or less front by forty
penis DEPTH bounded aboveby said land of Louis Heber
and below lands of Thomas Bbb with the improvements
thereon 55ss4S
Also CERTAIN TRACT oFLAND containing thirty four
arpents in the Of and adjacent to said two arpents
tract ALSO the double concessions Of the first two des
cred tracts and the double concession of the riparian
tract owned by Louis Hebert, with al the improve
ments thereon.
TERMS OF SALE.-CASH 80
Said sale will be made to satisfy the principal interest and
: cost of suit. - NJ. B0URti, Sheriff. s
Thibodaux, December Both, 1853. Lids.