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Ordinance No. ~,

=. Y hILbDI IsN I, N8Y0l
Attest b S MEARlAM. CRY k.cnr.ler
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Short Credits and Short Prices
Linen Goods Depnrtmcnt.

LINEN SIiEETINGS, row Els Il row FLING.
PILLOW CASELINENS, DIAPERS 1FRASH
TABLECL0THS, LONG LAWNS
TABLE DAMAShS BIRDS EYE DIAPERS.
NAPKINS d DOl LIES, sc.
STAIR LINENS,
And every variety Of SHIFTING, CoAT6 PANT
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Lands and city Lots Tor Sale.

l l. at sundry times 70 name the prices | would
take for my lands and lots in Iowa, take this OPP
portunity 10 inform the public in general of the
prices l will take for the list is here
unto annexed
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TO TIE PIHIIo.

Keokuk. Feb. lst. feb25d8wtf
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NOTICE TO HTTg.DIHS

eaktiSa> - hut ct 10 IA "a
Ne. LII Market 81. below 4th, Philadelp
lan2Idint
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C0MsToCK & BROTHERS.

4 HEAVY supply Of brass, Japanned and plain
a Candle Sricks AT the sale Rooms Of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Burner which il Of, rcd extremely low by
oct 10 C0MSIOCK BROTHERS.
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Cards! Cards !
Diamond Gard Presses.

Having now in operation one Of Ku
ce L. ahraf4d
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BOARD MANTID.

ID. " n ILf1UI TN Z, n
Attest Il. 5. MERRIAM, City Recorder
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The subscribers, pr0prie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works, st. Louis, beg
leave TO inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established q branch
VI their house in h eos uk.
where they will Keep con
stautly on hand a large
and well serted stock
0f
M.
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on Wednesday, the so Of April, was portsd quiet at
decline oi Id per h. this lower classes OF American
and st prices rather in favor Of buyers for ,hsr quail
tea Sales for ,hs four days, 1900 bales acluding
3eoo IN speculation and for export. Manchester quiet
without change in prices.
In the provse market beef remained duh con mo I'd
freely lar ded The mArks, WAS about bare of pork
Holders Of lard demanded 65s. $685. but the advance
checked business.
Common rosin was In demand at "a. Sd. a. 1Od. per
ewt. Spirits OF turpentns quiet at 34s. per cwt.
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THE CONFERENCE DOCUMENTS.

The documents presented to the British Parliament
consist Of
let The general treaty and three conventions an.
uexed thereto.
"a dscaration RESPECTING maritime law, signed BY
the Plenipotsntares.
3D. The Protocols Of the Conferences.
W tAsss we Aow present 70 our readers
lst The Treaty, with the srscles which wero omitted
In the Cfst abstract To scfs 1t may appear work Of
to reprint what has already appeared in
our columns, bat W. have Judged 1t desirable that our
readers should have the whole Of doouasns OF such
historical importance under their syes at ONCE
3D. The three Conventions.
3d. The declaration respecting maritime hw, sgasd
by the Plenipotsntaries.
4sh The important protocol of the sitting c the sth
inst.
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NEWsPAPERs.

NEWSPAPERg.
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mUsIC AND DANCING.

sfTIFDfD GRAND DIAGONAL PfxF0f0TfI
"A octave. inan sgant rosewood case with stale foS,
nn1de v The bet uakor md Sko WIN - ~
for eE Can b .ssn s 10. lN Ninth stsst ftva y
oelcek Heea used few mshA Must be sod; tho
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n U. A. PLURIBUB1 UNUM, CHAPTER NO. 49,
~. The members Of this chapter kequesed to aent
the regular meeting hold this evening at No. 267 Bowery
Punctual attendance without fsM.
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lindsey BLUES. QUARTERS, 0RYsf1E, 81
~ Grand street, New York. MAY la ls6S-Ihe msmbsr.
monthly meeting this (Tuesday evening ct eight O'CLOCK
TRANSACTION OF 0u''nesA BY A. ROBERTS. Captain
JNo. j. ToAL, Secretary. ~
NATlONAL GUARD, .ATTENfIoN.-A COMPLETE
complete ORDER win be haf lie value by aFpyipg 70
DAVID COX, 1S8 Pearl areet
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CiAUrioN.-A NOTE DRAWN By YCLAUDnPAsQUIE1.
~ TO bis order dated New Yoxk, Februsry IA 1865,
q mcnths for 1855 78 PAYABLE 81 the once f Lawronoo
Olapp Co.. and mailed n New Orleans The Ih of March
tating said note, payment having bean Stopped
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouge

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoEH1'
IN 4be matter of the Succession of ARTmMEsE LANDRY
deceased, wife of Valm"nt Perbos. No. 544.
nY VIRTUE of a comm q ion to me directed IN IN
above entitled succession, from the SKIN ~
trict Court in and for said Parish and state. Will b
offered for sale at public Auction, t" the last an
highest bidder, at the last place OF residence OF Ih'
deceased in this Parish. on
Saturday I'D day Of March next, 1886:
at IL O'clock A. n, all the hereinafter describea pro-
crtv lying and being in said parish OF west haf'
Rouge and belonging to the succession OF AItilmeS
Landry decd, wife OF Nalmont Fero's. 10 WIZ
COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
LIST. A certain tract of LAND, known as the Lou
rhibivill:er tract, situated in this Parish. conta'n'h
iftv sune-fcial acres more or less. bounded below /
land of j. 7, Landry, and above by lands OF widow Jca
ruiIher and in the rear by lands of l>riore rage.
ID. Another tract of land situated in this Parish !
he rear of the above described tract containing ado;
wenty superficial acres. bounded above by lands
yilnw Jean Tuilher, below by 1SiGore laigle and
rort by tract ofland above described. with the bull
nrs and i'm movements en- both of said tracts to
oh together. -.
ariSh. held in common with the succession OF Pa
'er,os. and designated as the South East quarter
ection Is. in Township s of Range II East, and COZ
.inin, one hundred and fifty eight 10000 acres.
Negro slaves community property.-ha!'es' neg
Wv aged about 25 years, "a runaway:) Dick, neg'
nan aged about IS years, runaway Peter, neg
nan aged about Is years. (runaway;) Mary neg
roman aged Is years. and her two children. Kobe
,eed 2 years, and an infant about 3 months old.
Personal community property.--One lot OF fem
o,ts. flatboat planks, corn, fodder, sheep, norm ca
lie, horses, and hogs. Plantation utensils. househo!
ID kithen furniture.
Separate property Of deceased.-Negro girl Liz
ged about As years, and her child william = years:
years. Adeline girl ID years. One bed and osdeinG an
other household furniture.
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Of Pierre NianCon. and in the rear by those IT FLip,
with the III improvements thereon.
Sd. Tie undivided half Of a certain tract Of land ia
this Parish, designated .. the south cast @rnartcr Of
section tweniy.Hiy, III township eight. II range cIc-e.,
east, containing enc ArndrpJ and Gity c.e1t sy-lQ,
adres.
And the following piarc,, to rit:
william, negro man, aged 50 years.
George, - " :" IS
Nary, Ecgro woman, aget34 years. end her 4 children.
Pillisse. aged 3 years Gilbert, s yeors Jules, = yre.,
and Joseph, aged l year.
John, negro boy. aged lf years.
Augustin, nero boy, aged Il wears
Tom, negro boy, aged Il years.
Aaty ann, negro girl, 10 years.
Ava TIE following personal ~pvopart-. % ut:
'''c.*tniih's utensils horses ard catlis hoes
on an kituhen furni, tools, &c.
A tie following community property, tn Wit:
Ge lot Of pic.ets one lot 5 feet boards ore h.
cord wood and Lumber one horse ; one liable ore lot
corn, and ona pot OF Iay.
Terms OF SAfE.-The movable Effects to be sold hr
cash for all sums Of ten dollars and unler and for al
sums over and above ter dollnr rs, payablc en- tho first
dry Of March nc&:, 1857, the purei,a sars 10 furrts...
their notes with approved personal security. The ,ert
anu sEtvns to be sold payable il one. Two and three
eiln. instruments the drat payable. vu The first Gay t.
AAEch next. 1857 ; tie second or the first OF Marc,
1888 ard ire third and last payabic on the first De,
OF March, 1882 the purchasers to furnish rliair nctef,
chdor 'ed 10 the satisfaction Of the Tutrix nEd Tutor 81
said ~ nors, herring s per cent. interest after due until
pa'i All Of which notes 10 be made payable at the CT.
ice Of the Recorder Of this parish. and mortgage re-.
tanned on the land and slaves until the full and final
pa :Inent. n. ". FOfE, Sheriff
West Patton Rouge, March o6th, 1855. mar 20
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ETAr De LOUISIANA,
t'arDiSSc d'Oue>l Baton Rome.

s!xI.ME District JUDICIARY.
Dams Ta0aire de Ia Succession de ARrHENlsE LANDRY,
dtccdte, femme de Val!nont Ferbos. No. 81.
~ VFRTuE dune commission addresste dams Ia
IL ousdite succession, par IL cour du fire District
,our Ia iaroisse ct Fiat susdits. il sera oHert en- ycutr
,rEbliGuc, az plus nfrant ct dernier cnchcrisseur a Ia
lerni.ce residence de H. deiunte en- cette Paroissc.
saEc1i l. l2,n3 jour lie Mars proclaim, 1856,
III heures \. n. les prophecies ci-apreS decrite sit cen
c"tte iaroiSsc e: aplartenant 4 la Succession dc Arti.e-
mise Landry, dccedce, femme de SalinOnt Fe;bGp
.ayoir:
Ter. In certain morceau de tcrre connue sous lie nom
10 Louis Thibiyillier tract, situe en- cette farcissc, con
tenant cinquante acres de superfcia plus au moirs Dor
ne en- has par terre de j. T.'Ianlry ct en- haut pa- terr.
!e weave Jean Tuilher, narfiere par terre de lsidore
.tig,e.
:tnc. Tn autre moroccan. de tcrre Qsitue en- cette
'aroiase en- arrIere du moroccan ~ci-6essus iccrit. con
tenant environ vingt acres do ~super'icic bornfe Ell
tait par terre de veuve Jean 1uilher en- bas par Isilotc
iaigle, ct en- avant par terrc ci-eiessus decrit arec l@y
Jatioscs eft amtliora1ion sur les deuX les dit, morc.a&a
,onr etre vendu ensemble.
ome. La moitie indivise DUN certain moroccan de
err en- cetie aroisse !enue en- c"nimun aver Ia sue
.e<sion de Paul Ferhns ct Ie>iXnc CONNIE quart de IN
ection sud est de Ia section %, dams Ie township S ,u
.tange IL Est ct contenant cent cin4uante hut 30-lO0
Icr.S.
Les Negres DC Il commlnotse.-Charies, ncyres
Ionmc agee he rs an9 (marnncuTJ DICK, npErt hOmihc
,g.e de IS ans {niaroneur) Peter. neEre liVmEie agec
lie @5 ans (nlaroneur) hIarie, negresse age de Is ans
t ses deus eifens. Robert agee 2 ans ct TN eaicat de
tfotS mos.
Bien de communotee personeile.-Cn lot de poto and
"ieux. blanche de chalantt, MAJ fOin. nIoutoUs Ietes'
4'cornc. chevcau1. ct coc!ians. les ustansiile arratnirc
It nn lot &c meublcs mcnblant ct ustansille de cuisine.
Les prophet eeS eeparts.-Lizzv aeErc>se age dc 45
aus ct AeS cnfens William age de 8 ans al Eugene de3
ms, Liza negrcsse agee de Is ans. s~oaephine de Is ans.
Ell A1eline lie Is ans, un lit garnic ct autre meubles
lie maison.
CONDITIONS DE LA vENTE.
Les effects mobelier serout venduc au compliant pour
quite somnc dc cingants piasters ct au de>s0us de
-inQuante pisstres payabl" Ia me jour de Ianvi"r 1851.
IL t.rre ct les escla.es scront vendue payable en- trris
crimes egesux lie premier payable lie Ter Fevrier 1851,
lie second pa yablr lc Ter jour de fevrier 1858, ct lie Sine
t dernier payable d Ter jour de Fevrier 1889, les &C
uerenrs1tournera leaurs bill"t5 cndorsre a Ia salts
action de : afniIesS ,rateur rayrb!e au bureau 'lu Re
.ocier de cette Taroisse ct portant interests a raisn1
le lnit pour cent. par an aprcs echeance iusqu'an
air.lrnt plein ct final ct hypotheques rcteme sur IA
!crre ct les esclaves ~usiu'an paienert plean ct final
WM. WHITE, d. Sheriff.
Quest Baton Rouge, Few. le IL.
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S II E + IFF' SALES.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
SIKH JUDICIAL DISTRICT cUCR

slXiI JUDICIAL District COURT.
In matter OF the SUCCESSION Of RICHARD WALL, de
cra ed. No. SIS.
ySf VIRTUE of a commission, to me directed in the
- aooFc entitled Succession, from the 9TH District
,JIrt, in IN la SAIL i'tri III and state. Of date thu
,,h day Of March, 1885. viii he offered for sal at public
Auction H. III" last an,l hieil">t bidder at The ia,I LIicC
Of residence Of til" deceased, richard Wall, in ti
parish. On
Monday the 9th Dig Of March, 1886.
1t II O'Clock, A. A., all the following described prop
"rty belonging TO the Succession OF RICHARD WALL
deceased. To wit
Consisting stock, hats. shoes, boots, ready made
clothing, saddles and brides. Wagon harness. Han
tation supplies, cutlery, hardware. ~crockcry ware,
paints, drugs, oil, tin ware, STATIONARY, &c, &c.
Terms of Sale,
The foregoing property 10 be sold for cash for all
sum, Of fifty dollars and under payable on the day Of
sal" and for all Sums over fifty dollars on a credit pay
abb On the l>t day Of January next, 1857, purchasers
Il furnish their notes endorsed f. the satisfaction o!
the administration, anu bearing eight per cent interest
alter due till lnit.
West Baton Rouge, March 9th, 1886.
WA. WHITE, y. s.
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Saturday the Sd day Of March next 1856.
ETAT De la LOUISIANA.
PAROlSSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE,

Cora prS slx.cEg JCDIc1AIKE DlsTsICT
Win. I. White, vs. Frame \. Woods. No. la4S.
I'M VE!iTuE dune writ de Fl. Fa. sure IN Bon &c
r. auaze mois a moi addressed dams fat'aire ci-t'es
as. par Ii Cour du 6me District. pnur Ia d,te paro'sse
t Etat, en- date du IL Mars, 1856, Il sera o'iert en- van
r public ne au plus nfrant ct dernier cncher'sseuT a
Ia residence de Frame A. Woods en- cette paroisse,
Samsdi le ?me. jour do Ma. proclaim SO.
/ II heures a. Il. toots des droits. titres ct interests
u defenderr Frame A. Woods a la proprictee suvatte;
avoir: Neuf Mulets saisie dams l'aiirire CT dessus, pour
aver ct satisfaire lie dit ordre d'execution. Condition
e Ia vente-Comptant.
VM. WHITE, D. S.
Quest Ration Rouge Mars lie q. 1853.
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UERIFF'S ALE S.
TERMS OF SALE.

The movable effects to be gold for caah for al sum.
of atty dollars and under. and for sums over and aboy.
payabie on the ID day Of January next, 1871. The
Rand and SLAVES to bc sold payable in three equal in
'taiInents, the first on the lat day Of februa.y 1867
tie second On the 1T dag Of February 1858, and the
bird and last payable on the lt day OF February 1859.
Purchasers to furnish their notes endorsed to the sat
iNtactinn Of the Administrator, Iayable at the office Of
t"corFier Of This ] Arlsh, and bearing 8 per cent. inter
est after maturity till paid, and mortgage retained Oh
the lard and slaves until iuli an! final payment.
WM, WHITE, b. Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, Feb. IS.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PAROISSE D'OUEST BATON ROIG

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PAROISSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE,
COUR uU SIxIENE DISTRICT J~CDicIARE.
Bell l. %Stebbens, VS. Frame A.. Woods. No. 1909
I'm VERTV dune writ de Fl. Ta. a ,s'i addressee
~ dams Iafaire ci-dessus. par Ia Cour Gu fine Dis
rict. pour la dite parnisse ct Etat en- date du SINE jour
e Mars. 1856, il eera offert en- vente publique all plus
iTrant ct dernier encherisseur sur les heuA en- cette
aroisse,
sameai, lie ome jour de Mi proclaim 1855.
, II h.ures A. NJ. touts les droits ct interets du deten-
eur Frame A. Woods les proprietes suivantes; saToir,
N certain moroccan de terre situe en- cette paroisse:
uesurant deux arrents de face au heuve Mississippi
zee une protondeur de quarante arpents, borne en- oas
ar tcrre de Thompson W. Bird, en- hant ct errler par
ere du dit Frame A. Woods avec les hatisses ct ane-
;~orations qui sy-trouvent pour payer ct satisialre lie
it ordre d'execution. Condition de la Vense--Iomp-
ant.
Quest Baton Rouge, Mars lie %. 1856.
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EfAT DE- LA LOUISIANA,
parOisse l'OseNt Baton Rouge.

co R Dc sI.IEME DISTRICT.
Dams laGaire dc Ii Succession de Paul Esrhos DECIDE
No. 5t1.
TN vE2TU dune commission o moi I'd resses,
IL .ans la succession, par Cour 6u fine Dis trict Iour
Ia ,aroisse ct l'Etat susifts. il sert ofcrt Ell ventS
pubti4ue Gu plus ctfrant ct Gsruier tnchtIissiur, sur
Re, iienx en- cette Iaroisse.
Nerered ]e 80 iA7ri procha: II 1855.
les propri tes j ,vantes, appa.terant Ia success;o do
PAUL Ferbos dtceIa, savcir:
In certain M = eau de terre situa en cette raro:s e 4
' ryt trois ar pe.is du 1.uve Mississippi, contcnant u,
a pent ct at quart de face ayec une protond eur de din
sept arpens, aFcc poEvcrture drs li5nes lltivales. joria:
en- Aaut par t,r-ed &c ya.nout Ferbos ct en- has yar cciles
d, Pierre NelanGon, ut un moroccan de t2rre appartenaut
q Ia succession du defunt, enarant par terfes d is.doIe
I,aIgie, en- .rrler par tesces dU de- sat ensemble arec les
pattsses ct ameiio.ation3 4ui &y tSour".t.
&c. Ia autre norcean De teE-e s{tuc en- cette Faroiss-
d ouarante aSpens Gu aeuye, contenapt un aren't Do
en- faut par teirs de Vai1aont ~F.rbosstt en- has par
terres de Pierre shiAngon, EN- srriere par ceiles dc Philips
avec toute- les ainehnrations quis ytrousent.
8. Ia Motto indivfAe dun morceau de terre dams cot.
te paroisso, dtsigne cotrrae Gtant Ie quart Sud Est de
section ~vingr-siy in Township hut du Range ONE Est,
contenant cen ~eingante- hut eoI9o acres.
1t les escL.ves suivans, Sa"oIr:
William ntgree age de So sns.
Mary, ~nagresse, " " "a act seq qua.re cnf.ns,
1hilisse, de s ans, Gilbert &c s ans, jules de : ans
ct Joseph DUN ans.
John. nfgre, age &c leans.
Angustin, Negro, age Dc 10 aas.
Tom, e "F' IA q
Mary Ann, negrittea gie lie 10 ans.
Et les proprietss persOnne!les, savv.r:
UsteIsils aratoireA.
Chcvaux ct betes Il comes.
Cochons.
Ustensiis de maison ct batterie de cuisine.
Ontils. &c.
TT les biens de communities suivana. SAVIOR:
IN lot de pieux-uu lot dc mcrIns dc c; 10 p e Is de lon;
TN lot de bois de corissct de bois dc cLarpente-un
cLcyti, unc table-un lot lie mar Ct un lot de foin.
Condition Ge vente.:
k mobilicr sera vendu an compliant pour tou,e sem
N" jusqai a concurrence de dix piAstres-et pour toute
omm" au dessus lie dix pisstres. !ayabla le II. de Mars
1ss7--.ss a:quireurs curort tournir leuss billet cndos-
s@s d satisfaction.
Ia te.re ct les ~escIaves seront ven1us en- trois te.me.
tgaux. pa yables le 1r de Mars 1866 IS 50. Les acacr-
curs dcvrout iourrsir !eurs biTats en1osses & IA satisfsc-
ten du TutGer ct de Ia Tutrice des nineurs. pertan@
iateret q raisor de huit pour cent d aater lie leur icIiia,:.
ce. Les dts biIlets seront iait pays tsess au bureaux dn
Recorder de ertte parroisse, ct hypottique SPECIALS sers
retcnu1 SUR Ia terre ct les esciaves iusqu' au Placement
final,
n. ". POPE. Sheriff
Quest Baton Rouge % Mars 1856.
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STATE O LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF " EST BATON ROUGE,

STATE o LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ~ EST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH DISTRICT CoCRT,
n the matter of the succession Of PAUL FzRBos, decd.
No. Sal.
ny VIRTUE of a commission to me directed IN the
above succession. from the sixth District Court III
Il for said Parish and state, VIII be offered for sale a.
bic auction to the last and highest bidder, on lne
or misses, in this Parish. on
Wei esd y, tn: so h day Of April, 1865.
Ill the following property belonging to the succession
Of Paul Ferbos, deceased, to wit -.
lst. A certain tract Of land, situated in this p"rrh,
t twenty-three arpents from the river ai,sslSo'Pl
.,1.aining one arpent and a quarter 'front.' ny sever
zen arpents in depth, with the opening OF the s'ce
| nes thereto Observation-Disclosures above by lands :"
valmont Ferbos, and below by those OF Pierre Milan
on, and a tract belonging to the succession OF saif
'erbos, deceased in front by those OF 1sidore faigie
, ID in the rea, by a tract belonging to said succession
t, The buildings and improvements thereon
d. Another tract Of land, situated in tins parish
{ .rty arpents from the river, measuring one arpsn,
mt, BY twenty-five in depth. more or less, sonaoe.
above by lands Of valnont Ferh-os, and feia~ ny is"ei
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PARISH OF NIiS'? BATON HECGE.

s.1TlI JUDICIAL DISTRICT trt2r.
Wrn. II. White, ". frame A. Woods. No. 1913.
i1Y VIRTUE OF a writ of Il. IA, on 3 twelve mnntit-
bond to me ii.tctet! in the above entitled suit
date the 17.n day Of Sarcn, 1886, from the Gil
ii-trict Court in and for said parish and state, will
st, offered for sale at public auction TO the last and
irle-t bidder. ut tie residence of Frame A. Woods,
i this parish. on
Saturday the Sd day Of March next 1856.
: II . ,inck A.. ~. all the right title aud interest Of
.Ie dctandent. Frame \ Woods, il and TO the following
=-cri,ed property. TO wit:
Nine mules sliced in the above entitled suit, to pay
nd satisfy said writ Of execution.
le1 ms of s.lc-cash on the spot.
WIN. WHITE. 7. s.
West BATON Rouge, March 22d, 1855.