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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
POWELL s. EBEELEARDsS
Carriage Repository and Manufactory

Maiu Street, Yaaoo City, Mss.
VA HERE can be found at al M7E NJ
w times, large assortment of So -
Coaches, Barouches, Rockaways, Alz- - ls.-- y :
and Buggies of every variety and style. together
with large and well selected stock Of Saddles,
Harnesr, Brides, Whips. Collars, Trunks, Bits,
Stirup Irons and Fly-Netts. Coach maker 81 and
Saddlers Trimmings, such as Laces, Leathers,
Oil, Varnish, Springs, Axels, and every variety
of articles balongng to the business, for sale low.
r. B. POWELL. T. P. HILLIARD.
May 3, I854-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
NOTICE.

q
Z UST received and for sale, a splendid n q
e assortment of Masonic and Odd Eel -.
lows Regalias, consisting in part as fol- y <
lows: 10 Sets 9Th Degree. painted Regalia, /,
II .spain:ed and embd. do Extra.
8 Masonic Aprons,
4 Set Royal Arch Extra fine,
together witha general assortment of fancy dry
goods IT all colors and qualities. which we will
sell low for cash or.to punctual paying purcha-
sers. WOOD & BROWN. :
Yazoo City. May 8. 1854
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
DESEHON'S
Patent ahower 3d.

The subscriber has one Of the most valuable
inventions ever offered to the public ;sconduc-
circulation and in pure state, consequently all
those diseases arising from an impure stale OF
the blood are prevented. The Mechanical ar
rangement of this Bath is CONSTRUCTED IN the
best possible manner for convenience, eapness,
and durability, and superior to any of this ma
ture now IN use.
Call and see it, where the subscriber offers for
sale county rights to very great advantags to
purchasers. Also Hip and Bathing Tubs.
May TO- I854-ti. w. L. STANFORD.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
A NEW TIN SHOP.

w. L. 8 II q II e @ Es ID,
COPPER, TIN & SHEET-IRON WORKER.
Neat door to PoaoeH3 Htuiards, Iain Street,
Ya4oo City, Mississippi.
FEYHE subscriber has on haud good assort-
Il ment Of Tin-Ware, embracing every article
in common use, he will sell low for cash, pay
strict attention to flling of orders, put up
House Cutters, Roof buildings with Tin, Cop
per or Zinc. Also, repair or manufacture any
artice Of Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper or Zinc.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
PANoIA. Miss. Feb. 5, 1854.

DR.. j. III. Mclean, ST.. Louis, No.
DEAR SIR was afflicted for fifteen months
with rheumatism so much that was unable to
attend to any business, my legs arms aud in-
gers wereswollen dreadfuly, the muscles were
contracted and / suffered the most excrutiating
pain. l applied some FIVE or six bottles Of
Mastang Liniment, it had no more effect tnan
so much grease Iobtained one doz bottles of
Volcanic Oil Liniment of your agent, Mr. Pike.
for which shall ever feel grateful 10 him, and
in five days | was entirely well, and take plea
sure in Recommending ito tic pubic, and
also add that one OF my horses got cast 10 the
stable and was unable TO stand up In TIE
morning l made one of my boys rub on some Of
your Linimentand in three hours be could walk
about the yard, apparently that nothing Ind
happened to him. Mr. Davies and. others
my neighbors were present at ihe time and they
concur with me jHsaying that no planter should
be without a supply Of this invaluable medi-
cine on hand. 4 remain yeurs &c.
MOSES B. WHITE
For horses and other animals, RcBeaas S
celebrated Liniment is far superior o amy reln-
edy for the cure of lameness, bruises. euts, old
sores, sweeney, scratches, gals, spraiEs Sc.
Read the following from Mr.. Wells al IL
St. Louis Omnibus company.
This is to certify thrt l have used the BIexi-
can Mustang Liniment and McLean's Vocan-
lie Oil Linimentlon our Omnibus horses, that
were laInes sPraneds and tor Swelllngs, and
have found McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
to be the best in all cases.
ER4STUS WELLS.
of the firm of Chase g. Co.
Then trife no longer with those compounds.
McLean's Lini1ent is the only reliable remedy
for external DISEASES on man or beasts, try II
and yon will be convinced.
Principal DEPOT, corner of Third and Pine
Streets, st. Louis No., and also bv all the
Druggistin the Bnired States.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
NOtiee to IeaehaTs and 0LLers.

ORDERED by the Board of School
~ Commissioners, that to constitute a valid
claim upon the School Funds, 10 shall hereafter
be required Of each and every Te0cher to fur-
nish the Board quarterly a list Of Scholars ot-
tending their school with certificate Of the Pa
rents or Guardian, that such attendance isc0r-
rect, so that pro rata distribution of the funds
may be made 70 such as are entitled TO it.
Ordered also that all teachers of common
schools as such as claim any portion of the
School funds come forward bv the first Monday
in July for examination and renewal If I-
.cense to teach. j. w. BARNElL
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
$50 REWARD

TOR the recovery of mule
who stole him from my plantation, three miles
from this place on the night Of the 25th inst.
The thief was riding and Jed the mule off, and
was tracked as far as Benton Said mule is a
horse mule. quick and lively, with Some gear
marks above the medium size and branded
w. B. on the fore shoulder. $25 will be Civ
Ell for the mule or any inlorma lon that may
lead to bis recovery. WM. DATTAlLE.
Yazoo City, May 81, 1854.
II TNBOLTED FLOUR-A few half barrels
y for sale hu kAnril IA IN nARRQ
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
New Rice &c
Truszes and IBrmccs.

A GRE AT variety Of the most ap
July s, l654s n, EMANUEL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23

EHTyURNER'S Chemistry Regnault's Chem
istry -Danglison's Therapeutics,
do Physiology,
do New Remedies.
Fenner's Southern Reports-Un States
Dispe nsator United States Phafmacopnia.
Gums Domestic Medicine Ewell's medical 1
companion Watson s Practice Of -Pbvsic.
Besides many olheF standard and valuable med
ical works, Just received by
June q. 1884. M. EMANUEL.
TTRESH drugs and medicines FOR Summer de-
mand, wholesale and retail Additional sun
plies constantly arriving.
June 2, 1854. M. EMANUEL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
CITY HOTEL.

Just received by
June IA, 1884. NJ. EMANUEL, Yazoo city
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23
Plantation for sale.

July ID, ls54-36-5t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-23

November %, ls58-3-tf.
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These vessels of the hrs class, bull, in the city o
Baltimore, expressly for this undc mud have superior nc
ummndntinns for passengers. They ARE commanded
Iy experienced Gnntnins. well qualified for the trnle
,nd VIII" " i'll spare no exerton !" accommodate lhe>
vii be towed mp end down the rivers by steam nnd may
ir relied on to -nll promptly ~ ndvcrtzcd
Merchants guing North ordering goods from NV
York will find their interest to ship by tins mo
freight will ulNnv~ be taken low ns by my otter
line OF Packets. md effort will be mnd" by le
rpeni. IN Richmond nnd New York give satisfaction.
Freight , cents per whole and IL cents per : y
robacco being abnut 80 per cent. less ltnp ehnre
The Str,uer. Insurance be- effected in the H.
uroad Fire As-oriaiion h, this line nj 3.S per ccu
We respectfully u-h and hope r spcreea il obtnin
ug full slni" ot patronage.
Goods shipped hy this line 10 New. Yo', will be fr
vnrdod fr,, uf eo,nrri.-un New Orleans, Mob 'le
,'hnrc.tnn Snsannlh or my othrr Southcrn Moth
rrn port. Tho vcs.el- will lie in Richmond n Encls"s
Ia New York at Bellh No /, Golrc House slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURUE Richmond, >
G. II rlERSON. y \.
No. I'll .Souh Nfrcet. :
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Smiths inyig0rating Cordial

ItAN be Imd n The lrASHIN TON MORSE
Y BAR dnly. from O'Clock, A NJ, Till II &C oct,
+. It, astonishing paw'r IN restoring 10 Wig rous
uctinn the orgnu> of thu huunn system. which
hnve been FRUSTRATED hy OVER Ohk, hr effects %
the Climate can be ntstcd by hundfrd> who daily
u,iag il. Supply uoxhnu,tblr and zone genuine bun
thir prepared BY SMITH or hi, innitable assistant
MORGAN.
NORA BfSE Just received rr> CASKS of TAYloR's
CELEBRATED BRANDY, imported by w II Tyor
ESQ Nofi, k. Va.
3O.t.
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Franklin, Brother ~ 60,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
4 Nd COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS, next door
"A 20 Liberty Wnehousc. MAIN street, Lynchbutg,
Va. have ust received and offer for sale luige and
general stock ot tro"clrs consisting of every article
in that linz also. general stock Of Liquors. Hardware,
Staple Dry Guols, &c. &C. Thry most respectfully
solicit a call from their flcnds puhc general,
Their stock of good entirely AID fresh, aud viii
be offered tine trade the oVe-t Prices for cash,
in exchange torcouutry produce.
JAMES FRANK IN
EDWAt , FRANKLIN,Jr.
JOHN a. FRANKLIN.
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y Marion narlnnd, in oie handsome IL mo. vol;
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WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.
ilcnr whit frnnk Leslie suys o ii in his Ladies' Ga
zettc:
N"haye read hs exceedingly elegant contribution
Ia our light literature with ubsorhing interest. Alone"
Is heart offering ~ the altar of home and af
iectuns simp nle ot ehl c. dedicated my broth.
CT md -isic We welcome such tributes us hi. most
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'ur artistic Gnzette wound gem of rurcst ray,
and commcud Alone ,o every ref e,i mind"
Atone studs nr above the light literature of the day
in it's styc and general detail Frederick sburg srnd
with interest while vein of rich and cheerful lumor
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"hich we heartily commend 10 ths public o.
alone '-Iexingtnn Cngcttr
Chnra't t"ri,ed by force, clenrnc.s md originay.-
Godcy's Lndy's Pork
II stands 'nonc" being a certain ginal.
II ia rrinarkn lc aud curans of work exact
" novel 1t Ia skilGly plun, ed nnd deeply inter
"-tng story, hut someIhins thnn n stony and 10
designed u be "-omnrhifg' better than inter sting
We ihnh ~h" has accomplished tlan she ini, nde
-Southurn Literary Mes-cnerr
Tine o the best works ot fiction hnv. ever rend
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front rank OF American female writers Bel ford Scn-
mel
1t bears the unmi-takaoe ia pres of highly gifted
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Every page is iuricn; the lnnguage Is chaStc and
elegant the Who'll, ine uscinating that il h, Ids the
readers mini in firm grasp nt il is 6ni-hed.-
! ennv fost. OCT 28.ts
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RICHMOND.
Fall Importation

"i'
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles.
INlE sub, rlher oil, TIM ttade la and varied
stuck ot Eaftheu"ate, China and Gil -, the pat-
tcrns al which wrre selected Ia, himself in person
ln,iug Nprtic nee of many yeats IN tins irnlUr
bu mess, Ia feels great oudcce ~ that in point
OF rrir" aud qun,s, will eompotc favoahly with nay
other house IN the tIude
" Nhtc Grnuite Dinner Nurc
DO do Basins aud Ewers, Jugs, Ten Nnre, etc.
Blue Print, Flownnr and Faury do
Fine Decorated ChiHn Dinner urd Dessert Sets
d. do do rra aud Tolct Srts
DO do do rchers mud Vases
Gold Band do at above variety
WI ChiaH do of aLov, variety.
Common Ware of every description, suitahle for
" oe,aline, which he offer. upon such cash
cann"t fail Ia please
Fine Manlel Per and Toilet Gnssts
tinr Ivory rnale Cut cry, Waitcrs M Brt,auia Ware
Safety. nud otnrr Fluid and Sour Lamp.
Glass Narc IN every variety.
All hc n-k- is ealI, md he feels assured his prices
viii riv, snii Sactioa.
Iii. pac,rri- of the best in the trade
Stone Wme at Factory prices.
sep l2-ts JAS ID. Is EVANS,
l.. -.
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% Main ST., Richmond, Tirginia,
. ulr Hgent Tor lhr -aIs nj
UORCEST'ER' PIANOS,

and would invite the attention. ut rroi.,soI- ArbtrUl-
and the public 10 an examination OF then
I'll, assortment cmhtnc"- many rev ani hrnutul
STYLES aud by almost arrivn Is wing ndditiur
al slfpu,s. IIrolrr- th" great st advunngrs in the
purchase ol Piano Fortes, only IN superiority
Ihrln ncI B IL.
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RICHMOND.
PETERS, MARTIN \ CO.,
ssclI Change of Schedule. s.tcr1s

SpTIng sbNU StINtI1cT TNTTUHECFUN'
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk.
PERU s. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
~ 100 Bw7hen, Gomman9e'I 10y Captains
~ { C,vcu lynnd Ski
The lnme-tuw n will leave Rich uond every Iucs,lnym
trrnoat at o'cloeb And the Roanoke every Saturday
iaornng NJ 'cluck. tor New YORK. vim Norfolk
Returning they will leave NV az iof Richmond,
every Sulutluv und W cancsty afternoon nj o'clock
stopping { " hours encr WY ht Norfolk.
Passage To New York including mcal- aud Stdo
toom nccumu.o odhinr, ,only .-.-.---..-.-.- Slo
Stcefnsc Passage only .....-...
Chnrgrta Norfolk, the same IA lv River Bohts
Merchants and Travellers will find this al the most
spccy and cnnf utnLle routes between New York aud
Ri h,nond Passage aud inre onl, go, Steernge pms
sngeony -.
lUDlAM \ WATSON.
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$40 REV ARD

$40 REWARD
ID AN away fromthe subscriber, IN the l5th May,
IL negro man n,ined MIKE brlnnging II Mr. -
Dance of Powhaian county. Va. The said negro i,
bout # I in, he, hgh; we'll set; hack-betwren p and
80 WARS old; he II Navy Car. hi other clothing
"otfemembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered me- Lon 10 Va. N Tenn. Railroad Ia
Ia>kico Na or SO if lodged in Jail whete can gel
him. JACOB RuMBOlGtl
iunS-is
E-Y-Rch-ond W. - and buchanan Recorder COPY.
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Bl STEAMER BELVlDERE.
Learcs Rul,aoad eperg TDesday al o'e'ock 2 ~
ILL., THE hreennd new Steamer B LV d r RE
Ssss Capt GifFoRp. will receive freight every Mon.
luy, mud up n hour of o'clock M, every Tues.
Iny. for the above place.
Shippers Wheeling. Piu>hure Cincinnati and iir
South and West generally, will fu this the chrDl
'st and mo-r expeditions. Fnr freight apply Ia
LUDLAM x WATSON, Richmond. Va.
Jniv l3.dta
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RI HMOND
SAW MANUFACTORY,
10th STREET.,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STRUTS.
Richmond, Va.

'ENoLANDS Il BlRGER, Nrnrtirtor-. would respect
fully snrc tn thrr firnd4 and the public generally
It in consequence of The very iuuering with
"hi.hth"y nVc mt in hsir cnte,ple they pre-
lnling To mnnn icturc viii greater tncihv AL prompt
urss thnn her toorr SAWS, mud mote especially CIR
CUlAk SAWS which, upon I'll" testimony "f -ome nf
uur best aud most reliable citizens .in med to be
tdperior IN th' IL working to all uhors They be
iound in NIL principal Hardware Stores IA the cit,
FACTORY prices.
All Saw. stamped ToLAND Il MERGER arc wnr-
tanted in the ul est sense, matter from whom 10y
whom purchased.
Orders respectfully solicited. aud promptly executed
~ Al l1tcrs promptly answered.
nUp ll-ta TDIAND 4 MERGER
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40 THE CITIZENS OF i.ANCllBuRG
AND IFS N,oINirY.-As intend {" Inv, store
rularrrd the cnfl} pnrt of the ensuing yea' thiuk il
rxle,lirrt reduce my stock as nueh possib g.
ti,erofole offer hr public ali ot valuable and
arlassoltrd stnch very REDUCED PRICES If
NY will prnse give cnli they will be
t.frd that lhis notice ia - humbng utge lot &c
rAl.MAS aud LADIES' CLOAKS, nl-o Corpet- Rugs
aud Boceng- n Gust. Sop'r Bed Flnnket., sotinets,
Cns,imrte., CrpIc, Meinn aud silk Snnwl-, Dress
Silk, Poeket iiuudkcrchris-Ilnin mud Embt,icred
with u Iargr lot o Nccdlr Work aud * \ Glove
Lot OF Sopr RieaIets G25 ets,-benurifnl nrticle.
nov 2stz JOHN AIBRAlIAMS.
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GU NO GU NO.

q II N . q
uANlNG nude arrangements with the Pentv'rI
agents tn get suprl'r- nj GCANO on The test
terms, prepared IL furnish IL We havr
hnnd aud af Iat 500 bag nnl " Il be IN reg
lar receipt at il We shall Il nonr EXCEPT wnt come
dtrc1 from the agents, md all VIII purchase al u-
may rely on getting GENUINE Gt'AND. We solicit
the order ofour frcuds and al oiners. with IN,
that viii always furnish hem with the best arti
Gle and On the mn,t favorable terms
CRENSHAN \ co.
frll.t. North side of the l'n>in, Rrhmond, Va.
GLOVER SEED.--rRIME NEW GLOVER
~ Seed Tor S'e on the best terms.
fcb25t- CRENSHAW 4 co,
North ii, lr of th, Bn-in Richn. nd Va.
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GAS. GAS! GAS.!

DERSbNS wishing thrir houses fitted for burning
L Gas will find some strong Inducements u1erred. by
applying 10 the subscriber have good wor. men and
SUI ., 10, stock of materials. A. q. DABNEY.
n. b All orders for fitting up Tobacco Factories
rec,,cd within sxt, days, payment will NOT be required
beIotrt the At oil June, 1859.
7-fli.
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slNE Of K,ch,no"d .i22a

AND NEW .NOkk FNUkt ~ MS now .s~~~
hume line i composed of the following ves-rla. nnd
-nils from Ncw-N Nork every three days All owned in
the city of RichnnnG, viz:
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For Rent.
New Concern.
For Sale

d0nnn in Bond, of the South Side Rad Road
SOVUU Company. bearing rer cent At a
rrice thai will pay Per cent. These bonds are secured
by mortgage on The Road and guaranteed by the cry o
Petersburg. aud in amounts ol eJ'0 snd sle'0 d'
desirable investment for rHpitatsI-
ang I7.drs PETERS SPENCE q CO
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ROBINSON'S SPRACTICE-VOL. L.
IN PRESS
IND u Ill BE SPEEDH Y PURL TSIIED.
"Thc Practice in Courts Of Justice In
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by CONWAY ROBINSON. ESQ.
Nbl |. n II the plnrr nud tim" Of trusnction
,cditg, treating 'hi,hy of the conflict ,f Laws
and the Sntut. ot Limitations.
ALSO, IN PRESS.
SFFO w EDITION or LOWAX'S DIGEST
Digest OF the Lnws of Ren Property, generally sdop-
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LomnS l.. l.. d. of the Judge. of the General
Court Of Vrgina nnd formerly Professor of Law In the
University ri Virginia.
Second Edition, in vola., royal 8vo., greatly enlar
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The new Code Of Virginia has been embodied in thi.
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decided IN the supreme Court since 1898 the 9th an
Inst volume of GrnIinns Repdrs inclusive, well
additionn uaticr taken iron English nnd ner
authore., roadcing this edition of Tho n,ost,
If not ,rost valuable compendium of purely Amcri-
La upon the subject of Real Property"
issued hs county. So far reRurds Vfginia. this
edition will he found present. her tire system of
Real ropery Inv all of it which II usually brought
the consideration Of the Student and OF the bar and
OF the bench. f1
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And Publisher. o. Main Street. Richmond
30 dts
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1lynE MERCHANTS BANK or Va,

in Lvnchburg, viii receive Special DeP~sucs, ny
ing interest at the rate OF per all sums of 10,
ana npu ard. remaining months and per cent. on
like sums remaining moath- and upwards.
BY order of the Bnari,
ano,is DAVID X. EDLEl. rfest.
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WANTED TO RlkE.-r'ie suhscrhe,.
w wish to hire for their work an the Va. Tenn
,..road. in the Mountain region of Va. nunher ~
.trnne ,en and boys, for which liberal hire Will he paul
rnry have had long experience in III" management i
ntgroes and are Themselves large owners. lined ..
soe. will receive the tredtr.s"' in fve,v l".f.
TINT they give their own. One OF us can 80 s""i II
Lynchburg, an, time, til! the ION OF Jahdnry tl-
Washington Hotel or at McCorkle Simpson & 'nr-,
"rat Mcdaniel Il Hurts. They will also buy NE nn'i
hoy. dec - dacts1 SCOTT & ADAMS
DLACk BOMBAZlNES. French Merinos. Alapac
ID ca-a great bargain --Embroideeed and Quite
Skirts. J.ABRAHAMS.
oct 14.dts (O
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NOTiCE.-rhr firm at Hatcher Logwocd
Y & Co v'l exp pre, by limitation, the day
OF January, 1853. In order to close the business l.,
that date, will from this day sell entire stock ,rrn
>istine nj general of Ready Made Cl inn
Cloths Cassimcrrs and Nrslings, at COSJ' for EASH
As eanestin intent elise of this del
rabbi stock, tn" above favorabl terms the pub
will find it their interest give "A Gull beirte buy
ing elsewhere.
Those indebted to the rcque.' ed tc
forward aud settle enabe to close the bl ne
by the aboy, mrntioned date.
sep Ii drs HATCHEa. LOCKWOOD co.
SPICES, GINGER. MACE, GLOVES.
- LONG pEPPER, Sc. &c.
For Preserving. K. S1ABLER X CO.
oc1 d1cis
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FIFTH EDITION NOW READY
Sixth and Seventh Editions at Press,

n ON READN-Th. 66h Edition of "ALONE" bv
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WHAT IlE CRITICS SAY
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-05-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

PARISH OF Sr-JoHN-THE.BAprIsr.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS IKICT COURT.
Succession Of fthe late Firmin
Berthelot.
OY virtue Of an order Of sale. dated
ID this day, to me directed BY the ho-
norable the Fourth Judicial District
Court, of the State of Louisiana, in
and tor the parish Of St John the Bap-
tist,
Twill offer at public auction and on
the premises, on SATURDAY the Sd
of June next. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
movable and immoveable property,
hereinafter described, belonging to the
succession of the late Firmin Berthe
lot and to the community which has
existed between him aud Josephine
Cosse, his wife, to wit
. 10 Some movable and house held
furniture.
20 The following slaves
Edmond. q creole negro man, aged
about % years, carman and plough.
mA.
Anderson, an american negro man,
Of SO years, some what Of blacksmith.
trancois, a creole negro man, of IL
yeirs.
Magdeleine, an african negro woman.
aged about so years. cook.
Celine. creole negro woman. of %
years. cook and ironer, and her three
children:
Fanny. aged of 5 years.
Celestin, aged of 2 years and half.
And an infant child.
Ursule, a negro woman Of IL years,
ironer. .- . r"
Rose, q creole negro woman. aged of
IA years.
30 A land situated in this parish, on
the right bank Of the Mississippi river.
measuring one arpent and half. more
or less, front on said river. By eighty
arpents, more or less in depth, between
closing lines; bounded on the upper
side BY the property of Pierre, Jean
aud Norbert Berthelot. and on the
lower side by that of Theophile Webre
and Andre Se1nsid.r; together with
the buildings thereon.
Terms and conditions.
The movable payable cash.
The slaves payable ll6 cash, and
the balance in two equal insalments,
in all March of the years 1855, 1856
and the land payable l16 cash, and the
balance payable in three equal install.
mems, in oil march Of the yeArs 1855,
So and 81. The whole in approved en-.
dorsed notes, payable at the Office Of
the Recorder Of this parish, secuted by
mortgage on said slaves and said land,
and bearing interest at the rate Of eight
per cent per annum, from maturity un.
til 6nal payment, without thereby au-
any delay.
The acts Of sale. shall be passed be.
fore the Recorder Of this parish. At the
expense Of purchasers.
ALONZO A. PERRET,
~ a. 4 & Auctioucer.
St john the Baptist April 26th 1854. |