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Tobacco Sales.


,Ss " ATkIssOS Joseph NJ Baker, of Louisa.
hid ass3C Is 1925; ITO 1875, 1925 llo14I12
he ss sl:l. soS. '''' making pretty good
n MEN GATTERs-1. superior lot OF Linen Cater, for
YARN weather. has just been received saloon
S? TSeg s Sa mad. Of new n,,,,-,on.,,,
our Tf factory in Ln, rhladslphis
are s as. aa In and
CATERS. PRICE ONLY sIx " ~ 'e 0eAu'i'ui sum-
All Kind, of Small Notes alen az sS,oi Va
Notes included W. H. A.
NEW NiUsIC-FiEgeTad'. GIN Polka; cOmpo,,a 6v U6.I
Old gsns Ny Dear Happy Home composed by Frederick
and s. spanish song translated
k os rfsaT sf f.
s% e sa.I.; by Sarah T. Bolton
Fanny danced HS.o Iess.sy 0reSe 70 I
Come wood. by Frederick Knoch, Music by Sta.
The wis w1E P.lf Brown author ofprd.
Melodies Of The People, No. Aud Lang syns sse.,.
der, BY Cha, atobe. % - ''H 's0 ''a"A'a'
Jordan Road o TTaSs vaiTa BY Cha. aroS. s
ar New Music received every week. '"1'''. mv1s
p $500 State, d years % run
1900 do do do 10 do do
i1sfrpsfsd sl Bead paying pc. Ct dividend
20 do Richmond and Petersburg Il n stocE
80 do Va Bank Stock
20 20 90 EIchange DO do
~, o. 90 90 va Nws,nafns and Marine
@ 10 10 ptn OF OH hnd va. s.Iean,hlp stock
-, ~ do hchmend Building Fund Stock
- 1onN =. LAsoAsTEa SON.
Tea sets engraved and plain; Plated iss pi,sh o. raea
Oval and obong Walters Candle .eLs Mugs: P. Pi.h ana
| Crumb Knives &c. for sale at 1871 Main street.
1 ~ BOLRLEY co
- htn, soLAb AND WHALE OiLs, constantly hand
uree iron New Bedford; aso Sperm Candles best brands
| Tor sale by -.
mJio EDMOND DAVENPORT 4 co.
| "ohCEsTRH SAUCE; Crosse, BlackwslrT London Mus.
o pn p 70 Wand ~ ana ha 10 BOTTLES; the best article Inn ored
foTi vines high cost The above imported and for
/ sale by
| mylo EDMOND DAVENPORT A co.
| w nn apnEnUCk LINEN nON FHOCKs.-J D.
mas reeeseu lhiS Ueek per steamers James
i ' WAL ~ =, ~ IsIsg Au1lonai 'uPPv OF
o U, DO do 90
oh.ctsd Chin, suL Sat. 10 anu BACKS
| Black hlpaca do
| ~ acs DsP ne Ete Toen
BLACK Ahu Fancy freneh Cleth Ffocks
cooteo ana Ehte MaseHes Oopd and white Duck
LINEN Bne checked era Linen skeleton stye NarSelss shapes
satin; LACK Satin aud Blk Single and Double Breasted
| vests
Linen Drlll and Fancy Oa,s Pants In great variety
| j. D. GOODMAN,
| myl0 No. 1874 Main ri opposite Eagle equare.
| NNTINE-SO eighth nina, Madeira wine Tor AL. bv
| " mviS S r'' nkysNpnnT ,IIyT IN
-w1t,,Tp r, ,x,,v WV nun, go 49, = 10
really nice and wen made and "aran'sd 10 n for sale
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WAR PREPARATIONS AT HAvAsA.-The Governor Gen.
era oil Cuba Is preparing defend himself apuips, tho
combined forces OF the ibusters Creole nsurrec,on
lists letter from Hsvan, SAYS
The artillery companies have been sent 10 Moro "a,
e and guns have been mounted OF the dsren, for,iS
cations around Havana, and tho Governor has AZ lst
cided upon arming 1000 blacks These ,roons are 70 10
oheered by whites and the sergeants arc to be wbitos
also By this Judge that the government canro, ~
upon the Spanish white population for efecusI snnno;
or 1t may be move TO form nucleus for blackr s :,
70 convert cuba into an African possession in case the
ments are to come from Porto Rico which with ,bo ton
black troops will raise the force here to $4,000"
Globe says: '' i0roh'o
SERIOUS 'pprehensons are entertained resnec,,, a.,
safety Of Capt. Colnson who went nm, ~ pIs tne
straits 10 company with Capt Mcclure to search for g.
o RANKIN; search is now being made for him a.
well as Tor the long lost Sir John both on the Eos,o
Western coast Of North America. IfCapt Coioson bs
,ouu soon al the vessels are to return not discretion
airy orders arc given TO Cap Mcguire and NcClno 20
| tinue the search for one year longern " con
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AHCHITECTURE.-Theu nder'IEned, having great
variety OF Designs Churches, County, Hons,
sofss and other sructures vi. Furnish plans and
intending tobud In this
written description Of location, Teas Of style Ac. '
Working drawings, with full and pareuaf description re,dv
budeTs will be furnished or per,ona
ADAMS q HASKtNa, Architeri,
once Avenue, between and lin Streets Nv,
inrton, u. o. l29-e,Qn
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CoUNrT CoUEr.-On Monday last it was orde,od bv a.
Court that the justices of the County DO summoDSd re
vJO fern o, '9e Court to consider the subject Of pro-
burg Gazette, May To- Di"''i"'-
InE sEAsos-The weather during the pns. month b,,
been remarkably cold, and the season unu.uaiIy I
NMu' rhe farmers have but just commenced planting
better than at present.-B "' "aS never
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MARRIED..
DIED,

On the pth inst by the Robert Ryiand Mr. THOMAS
AYEE Of this city, % Miss VIRGINIA DidKEN Of IIsnrioo
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quantity of editorials which tn ey might find to be
very troublesome documents in the event of the
ton of the Homestead Bill or an Railroad grants by
their immaculate President We hardly know which
to most those country journals for not Ia
king our friendly advice to keep quiet while longer
until they were rather more cert,in that they were
out Of the woods" or the Presidents organ grinder
at Washington, for not giving the cue in advance
We pity the former and demonstrate with the latter
against getting the standby decentralization
organs Of this section into such pickle again.
For the Union to tell them that "a" is rash TO declare
that because the President cannot approve 6W dp.
propriating land for purely eleenosyndry purpose,
he cannot approve phieh grants his homestead to
the hardy pioneer, whieh grants alternate sec.
tions Of land for the construction Of railroad"
after they have that the President cannot do
and avowed that he will not do so is cruel indeed
1t may do them the injustice Of giving countenancc to
that "whig calumny" that 'thc President is weak,
timd and vascilating of assuming posi-.
ton and maintaining it with firmness and ability.
II may serve to teach them lesson however, not to
venture to travel beyond the record and to be very
careful, within that limit, when they undertake
hereafter to endorse the Brigadier. This is not the
first time he has trcked them, and they will have TO
keep sharp look out or it will not be the last.
THx GUAso TRApE.-Wheu tho report of the Commits
Agriculture relative to the subject Of the Guano
trade made in the Senate Wednesday, Mr. Clsy-
ton submitted remarks thereon, setting forth the
ton Of the Executive Department In behalf Of this i'm
portant trade during the period of his connection with
the State Department He then made efforts to have
treaty concluded with Peru that would place trade in
Guano, and in other respects the footing Of the
favored nations aud aor long negotiation with the Pc
ruvan Minister at Washington Mr.. Tirado at last sue
ceeded in making treaty which he hoped would have
accomplished the object The Treaty s,nt to the
Senate and confirmed without opposition 1t was then
transmitted to the Peruvian Government but under the
influence Of the British capitalists who interested
the Guano Of the chiucha Islands, it defeated Mr.
c. expressed the opinion that the Committee is perfectly
right in saying that Congress do nothing-hss the
whole matter is properly reerablc the report proposes
to the Executive Department. and that until the influence
Of British capitalists be 10 way subverted
controlled shall be able participate in the
Guano carrying trade.
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no IIIs Honor, tho sI.r,r-

1870 10 HIS HONOR, tho Mayor.
n' being Understood that rresde nt YfLINopr lin
osey pass hoofh city sometime during ecuE IN.
Isned respectfully that ~
70 convene At early day al, ,n M
aeer and services. ''>>'' '' u" shi.
VIM II haefArlAnd oeor,. w u.,,,,.
yno wiehham Jno wombs
wmf Taylor Jas upssonb
walter ID Blair a. ~.
Thos W MeCanes Richs,d M a.,
Robert o stanarl VT, w.,.on'
George W Randolph {, A My.r.
Husheht Thos Bails
Howison BIN Elicit
Judson Crane rhos Giles
PAuTut Alex DuvAi
NJ Zimmerman John Fisher
Jas II James CHARTS 0epnet
Edward MeAdam Jshn n CONWAY I.
3 Adie John Gray
Parker James woodhouss
Y n Nlmmo Charles Bennett
VIM = Warren Fisher =
A Pieasants Ladd
John womble RIP Hchard,on
John
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n ApJOtHNRD MEETING o. TiE hTotJ1H LDyps
N OF TlIE RICHMOND AND CttARLOTTRSvn.LE TIIKSpiKg
UJdPAHYi viii be held At ds Tavern IT, tile county on 40,
vsr' on TUESDAY, the ION Of the pts,ssi month '''
-, 49,, DAVID J. PAUNDERq
mLIl[nse.lm Treasurer Of ". a o. TdrnfIke Co
tce until dayo meeting, and ihsr b 10 the e.
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Ax.alcAs rsAcr soc,rrr.-rs. ae.h .nnu., m..,,D,

AMERICAN TRAcr socirrr-The goth annual meeting
OF the American Tract Society took place In New York
ON the 10Th inst From the annual report learn that
during the last year the Society issued seventy six new
pueiicauons In seven languages the whole number Of
publications being niseteen hundred and twelve and tho
total number approved for circulation abroad one hundred
and nineteen In tuentyeisht hundred and eighty ave
languages and dialects Upwards Of two hundred thous.
and copies OF the American Messenger printed mouth
ly of tho Chlds Paper moro than two hundred and ty
thousand; and Of tho German Messenger twenty-five
thousand During tho year the Society circulated ten
millions three hundred and thirty thousand seven
hundred and eighteen publications received In dona.
tioos one hundred aud 6ny-si1 thousand and thirty
three dollars twenty thousand eight hundred and
sxour being legscies and for sales two hundred aud
hy nine thousand hundred and twenty-five dollars;
making the total receipts Of the year four hundred and
nteen thousand three hundred aud seventy dollars while
the expenditures hundred and forty four hous
and four husdred aud tweutysI dollars for publishing
nneyone thousand two hundred aud eighteen dollars for
coportage, and twenty thousand dollars RENTED for
s'sn lands Tho number Of coporteurs employed Is six
hundred and nineteen.
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In obedience the .ugxeon contained above hereby
Ts2nss meeting Of my fellow citizens City Hall thi,
mylo Mavor Of ths etv ~ p,ss.so,,
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NOW READYf
NEW AND INTERESTING BOOK,


ALONE"
by the suthor Of Robert Reamers Letters MARVIN, fo
dental Motives" Kate Harper, &C., &c. ' f'u'
A. MORRIS. Publisher
., NOTICES OF THE PRESS:
we have another story by the gifted Auhor, m e,., -
OF which will be published
the day." - ~ 0''Po"efui writers OF
have been svoured with some OF the early ,h.s,, .,
and We have been delighted their peru,aI or on
vas that had not the whole We predict
among the fair writer's OF 10 The auhores,
OF Alone"-Godeys Lady's Book. =" '"e Aun0'eA'
VIII DC found to possess strong And
and Observer. - 'e VINO READ h'-Hdfch-
rev works OF heon bear pregnant title a, ,hs
her latest Offering >'S ms oes'ouea upon
ten v the same at the day. are writ
T The name !, emphatic, and she has made tell"
Inc work aooundsin piqusnt well IN.
'0sSs ~ ia, An ssvsups aspiration and high aim
nnond Enquirer Of aA Nay. ~ ~ "'e"'
production OF the pen gifted young lad, n,
chmonJ has elected Gathering from several q,
our contemporaries OF the press Such examination as Ne
oen able to give It, has awakened 10 n
leisure has confirmed high opinion the nuthore
herse the possessor OF decided genius In The
work before throws Its attractive
May Is O'Sf"'~'.
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hhds to-day at the following prices: - -' -
hid at s?o2a 1928, iTT6 1926 1925 IS IA 10
100 II, 1919 1880 995 s.15.l S95, $50 / as
the entire crop. '' e ,nsSs :,
Richmond, May
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BY the author Of Robert Letters 49,, n
DENTAL Motives" Kate Harper, &C., &c. "0tn rr'
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AMUNEM ENTS.
Fu>hEAThE1hr.J :. II. TAYLOR. Sole Lessee Mr. W N
u WARD Acting Manager. Mr.. H. LEWIS, Stage Manager
RE6H0AGEAEST or
GABRIEL IA VEL AND TPOUPEi
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 18Th, 1884,
sECRkT
II.
FOUR LOVERS.
Gabriel Rave
JOCKO.
Gabriel
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NRGlEos -pu,m.,, ~ !.
~ Decree the Circuit Court OF Louisa County
the q6h day OF April 1854 Edmund n 80
Nary Susan his wife, and Alfred N Baker %
mis- With the will Baker
d .ssn,' William B,ece in hi, light As Executor
for sale public auction Highest bidder unon .ss
twelve months at Louisa Court House. 9th ,y J
next six likely belonging Estate Of m,
b,i Bond, and good security viii required the purehs.
err the bonds TO bear interest thereof vh an M
to be endorsed bonds The prnen. ~
punctually paid, the interest will Q RENTED T'F'
mAt6-cIw ALFRED IN RAKep nou-..,.-
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NUs the following popular Books: w ' W. 'aN'
Russia As IL Is; by Count A. DeGurov,ki n,
hrssan shores Of the Black Sea- BY ophant. rs cents
Year with the Turks Sketches Travel In IN.
and Asatie DomInions Of the Sultan. rs cent, ~ OPA'
The Cruise OF Steam Yacht North Narrative Of Tho r.
Rev Jno oyerton Choules, n. ID. sl5O. ~ ~ '"'
Alone. by Lady OF Richmond 1928
Genuine Of Mrs. Darlington. $IeS
The Sources OF Eogsh Words Portion MARI Roe. a an
Mart a, MsrvaL BY Paul c1sytOn. Illustrated
Kit Clayton, or the Hero the Road. CSC
mylS 0EO NJ wIsT NJ.
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m ANDONTHE RICHMOND AND DANvILLHRAILR AID.
~ Wish 70 sell my place In Ames County vglnl. heon
ains $50 lying the Of Nbb Ofek and touching
the Railroad The bung being within mile Of the Court
house Depot and 80 miles from Richmond About 200 acres Of
the tract In Pine and remainder open for cultivation
with good proportion Of pine Greek aud branch fats The I'm
poyemen consist of god framgt dwelling house, with hr1e
two framed wheat barns obaeco barns. add comfortable
cabins This desirable little place. much Of the of
very good quality, lying immediately at the County seat and
, within hours ride Of Richmond.
Apply TO the subscrber No a. Pearyreet, Richmond
WILLIAM GaaLEsTON
mn16-sigE GoDDIN q APPERs0H, Auetonssr.
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huo"lSoge aud belief:
WILLIAM KINNEY, President
THOS. p. RSKRIDGE,
II. y. POINTS,
GEO. f.. PRICE
May 9, 1854. J. W. sTRIBLING
AUGUSTA CoUSrT, 10 r,it:
On this 9Th May, 1854, before the subscriber
Notary Public 10 the county Aforesaid, William n Tams
Cashier Of the Central Bank Of Virginia. who made oath
toat the within Of the condition OF said Bank on
mo LIST April 1884, is correct 70 the best Of his know
edge aud belief
Te''e J. WAYT Mp,
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VrRGrSIA-FIsdsriek County, set.
This day. Henry N. Brent Cashier of the Bank of the
Valley in Virginia, personally appeared before the sub
scrber Justice Of the Peace In and for the county
aforesaid and made oath that tho foregoing abatement
hbits the true condition Of the said Bank the let day
of April 1854, as made up from the books of tho Bank
aud the reports from the several Branches thereof to the
best Of his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this 29th day of April, 1854.
j. p. RELY.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04

Elevated Railpay-The American Artesian
publishes an article, in which it is claimed by
the protector that an Elevated Iron Railway
could be built to the Pacific cheaper and with
more facility than a railroad upon the ground.
He proposes to build a double track, resting
upon sections of columns, placed about two
rods apart. The body of the car hangs below
the track, so that there is a space of thirteen
or fourteen feet beneath the structure, and it is
necessary to ascend but slightly to reach the
cars. The "trucks" are attached to trusses
stretching from column to column, and are
firmly braced. But little or no grading is re-
CURED, as he uses long columns in passing over
valleys and ravines and climbs hills and noun
tains by placing a "cogged track" outside and
above the ordinary one, adapted to smaller cog
ged drive wheels. The principle part of the
work of building would be centered at Iron
mines, and it could be built in any latitude,
without the snow destroying the utility.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04
SHERIFF'S L &C.
NlATH DISTRICT COURT, Parish of
~ BerriAe, State Of Louisiana.

Alexis Gauthier rs. John Billings-No. ESQ.
! by virtue OF a writ of seizure and sale to me
directed from the Hon. the aforesaid court in the
above entitled and numbered cause, | have sci
zed and will offer at public sale to the highest
and last bidder, on SATURDAY It'll dan of Feb
Tud'y. 1854. at 10 O'Clock A NJ. at the Court House
OF the Parish Of Iberville, all the right. title,
interest and claim of the defendant john Billings
in and to the following described property. to
wit:
A certain Lot of Ground. situated in the parish
OF l~bervliie, IN the rear of the town of Plaque
mine, IN the town of Jefferson, designated in the
plan OF said town of Jefferson as being lot No
50 IN square No IL, measuring sixty-seven feet
front or In width on Livingston street by a depth
or length of three hundred and ninety feet. run
ming on the continuation of Court street. and three
hundred and fifty TWO feet six inches on the op-
poslte side or on the line dividing said lot No IS,
belonging 10 jno Kelly, Or all the depth of said lot
from SAID Livingston street to a street called Ope-
lousas street, fronting on the Bayou Plaquenine,
agreeably TO said plan. The said lot to be sold
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
benz to pay and satisfy the sums of seven hun
dred dollars, with eight per cent from the 27th of
December, 1851, till paid, and torty-nine dollars
interest duoo the last payment on the 2Stb Sep
tamber, A.. u. 1888; and cost of suit. in cash: and
three hundred and fifty dollars payable on the LIST
day of November, 1874, with interest at eight per
cent from the 2Sth day OF September, 1888. till
paid, and the balance, if there be any after paying
the whole debt and costs, i'll cash on the day of
sale.
JOS. II. ERWIN, Sheriff.
D,r,ch of 1haryi1t, L., - S-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04

nTA young man in California, whose friends
at home had neglected to write to him for a long
time, adopted the expedient of sending letters
to various business men in the neighborhood,
inquiring the prices of land and stock, what he
could buy a handsome farm of 200 or 300 acres
for, ETC., intimating that he had large sums to
invest. By return mail he received no less than
seven letters, all anxiously inquiring after his
health, when he was coming, ETC., and has re-
ceived three or four every mail since, including
some very warm ones from an old and very
cold sweetheart.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04
Fresh Arrivals.

Fresh Arrivals.
lust RECEIVED, and for sale at the low
q est market prices
1875 kegs Lard; 40 bbls and 1-2 bbls Mess Beef
so kegs Pigs Feet; 25 bbls Mackerel;
rs bbs S f extra Flour, L. Harris brand;
20 bbls Mess Pork; 20 half do;
25 kegs roll Butter:
10 half bbls do do Goshen; 20 sacks salt;
500 lbs Stag & Shay's Hams;
10000 Corks and 10 doz Brooms;
10 doz zinc Washboards:
20 nests market Baskets; IS sacks Coffee;
SO boxes Margaix Medoc Wine;
6 bbls best winter strainad Oil;
Is boxes Western Cheese;
"Avaring do, French and Dutch Cheese;
S casks Rice; S sets Tubs, assorted;
Is doz water Pals; 6 doz sives;
6 bbls white Beans;
IS boxes Winchester Soap; % b1s Goldfish;
6 boxes fine assorted Liquors;
10 boxes assorted Pickles;
SO boxes assorted Jellies and Guivas;
81 boxes White Wine; S casks best Claret;
10000 lbs bulk Pork;
Brandies, Wines, Liquors. &c.
a. A. MARIONNEAUX.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-04
I'd. II. I'm IN, SIltIII.
Parish II of 1berville. Jan. 2, 1874.
TOUR DU GENE DISTRICT, Paroisse d.
" Derriie. Etat de la Louisiana.

NOUR DU GENE DISTRICT, Paroisse d.
~ BerriNe. Etat de la Louisjaae.
Alexis Gauthier rs. John Bi!lings-No. GSj.
En- vertu un writ de saiSie ct vente a moi adj
dresse par fhon. la sus-dite cour, dams la cause c-
dessus intitulee ct num6rotfe, Jai salsi ct J'ex-
poserai en- vente publique au plus otirant ct der
nler encherisseur, S.3NEDL A4 dc ftrrier, 1854,
a 10 heures A NJ, a la mason De cour de la dite
parolsse, tous les drolts. titres, iuterets ct preten-
slonS de John Billings Ell ct aux prophecies CT
apres NOMINEES, savoiI:
Tn certain lot on moroccan de terre situe dams
la dite paroisse dIberviile en- arriere de la Vile
de Plaquemine, en- Jefersontown designe au plan
de la dite vile de Jefferson CONNIE lot No. IS de
Fislet No. ~ mesurant ~soixante sept pieds de face,
on de largenr a la rue de Livingston sur une pro-
tondeur GU longuer de trois cent quatre yingt dix
pieds a la continuation de Court street ct trois
cent cinquante deux pieds six pouces de Fautre
cote GU a la ligne qui dlvise lie dit lot No. Sc ap-
partenant a John Kelly on toute la proiondeur du
dit lot a partir de la dite rue Livingston jusqu'a la
rue Opelousas tesant face au Bayau Plaquemlne,
commencement an dit plan.
e lot ci-dessus decrit alnsiqne toutes les BATHS
ses ct authorizations qui sly trouvent ct y appar-
tiennent seront vendues pour payer la somme de
sept cent piastres, avec interet a raison de hut
pour cent a dater du 81 Decembre, 1851. illsqu'au
Placement ct la somme de quarante neuf piastres
etant les interets, sur lie dernler Placement du lie
2S Septembre 1883, ct les trails du process paya
b'es compliant. La somme de trois cents ~cinquan-
te piastres payable lie Ter Novembre 1884, avec
interet a raison de hut pour cent par an a dater Gu
% Septembre 1853, ~jusqu'au Placement ct la ba-
lance payable compliant lie jour de la vente.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Paroisse dIberville, lie . ~Janvier, 1855.