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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-05
). a, ~TROUSDALE.
SURGEON DENTIST,

. tt Z > -
BATON ROUGE. La,
7 ENEWS the tender Of his professional services in
"A the ESrous branches pertaining to the DssTAL tRr
u the laiIsss and gentlemen Of East ana West Baton
Rouge aut: the surrounding country.
As to hiS abilities, the best credentials can be far
aisiied # necessary: bat To those who have not en-
pleyed his, le would respectfully refer TO his kind
patrons woo have SO iberaily favored him during the
past ye.rs Rith their confidence, and for which he
would rstsrtI his most sincere thanks, promising to
use every assertion to continue to merit the same.
Ali wors performed scientifically aud with the ut
most care: and also with the view to durability, thus
rendering . prominent benefit to the patient. He will
always bein his office from s a. NJ, until 5 P. N
Ofice rsDrn over J. ". Qutggtas' shoe store Lafsy
cite Stree
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-05
PROSPECTUS OF THE
LOUISIANA BAPTIST
:. aAnrn.rnrAaI L. -. = LIZ lsarrl =

4 BOUT the frst Of January next, If sufi
will be changed into I religious journal, to
the 'iinrEIANA BAPTIST" II will be the orga
Baptist denomination in this State. and while h.
eating the doctrines and principles Of the Baptist ae-
nomination, exhibiting the prospects and condition OF
the Baptist church, and sustaining zeaiousY ali its
benevolent enterprises, it wifi he conducted in q spiri.
Of Christian kindness and charity to ali other asnoui-
nations. The Convention having made Mount Lsha-
non the centre of Baptist operations in this State, it
seems peculiarly desirable that it should have At this
point a paper devoted TO the advocacy Of al It'd great
interests. ~
Those who desire such a change-who fell the need
Of q Baptist paper in Leuisiana-wili please interest
themselves promptly in its behalf, and procure St many
subscribers as they can. and forward them by the 18th
Of December. We confidently look TO ministers 70.
aid. If a sufficient number of subscribers ID not OBJ
| tanned By that time, the Times viii be continued So at
present.
Brethren, one and all viii you lend a helping hand,
and give Us d goodiy LIST to begin With q.
TERMS AZ
| The "LoUtNAsA BAPrisrn viii be published weekly,
on a double medium sheet, on the following terms,
payable on the receipt of the first number;
One copy, one year, in advance. ........... : 2 50
"A delay three 5 %
Ten copies, sent to one office, paid at onee..... 90 GO
4s~ Any one sending us Ave new subscribers, will
receive che copy, one year gratis. Address
. t~. HANSON LEE,
Is Mt. Lebanon, Il.
AZ Exchanges noticing viii confer 4 favor.
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i. l..
Now DRUG Store

T HAYESopenei q Drug Stare in the house lately oc.
i eurie:i by Hr. TAeriOt, one door south Of Tomlin.
son y Co Grocery Store, where ! will keep constantly
on hand, j. fresh and we'll selected stock Of Drugs,
Medicines: Chemicals. &c. which offer to the citizen,
OF Baton Eouge AMI vicinity. From the long practicaI
expsrinucs that have of the business, ] feel couident
that ! vii: be able 10 give entire satisfaction to al
those VIII. may honor me with their patronage.
Country orders promptly hlsI
Physicians can rely on having their prescriptions
carefully prepared Al al hours.
J. I. ETAiET,
Druggist dai Apothecarg.
Third Eject, between North Boulevard and Con
ventipn streets
Baton souge, Feb. Is 1855.
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ycus.e NEya LYcEuE & Library Asso-
FTaTInW%

Regular Meeting Of this Association viii sake place
On MONDAY EVENING, tht tin inst al '.ei''S a.
.he STATE HOUSE Punosaai attendance Is re4aeSsS0
=, business of Importance viii be brought ps''3e '"S
ASSOCIATION. b. order Of tie Board 81 Directors
HENRY : HYAMS,
$1,000 "a, stb 1884. Secretary.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-05
OYSTERS
Confectionery.

t;sf rscsises ar steamer Granads fJ1 New York
&. fstexiay ~articlea FOR the HOLIDAYS
CONVERSATION ~LOZEEGEllS. CORDIAL.
IMITATION EgrrT$ MULBERRY, BLACKBERRY
M CERaANTGIN PROPS,
HGuRE9END PASTE pRpF9,
ASsCEFEDEEEAN BON B0NS.
sTRAg BERT CREAM, fEAEE.ED EAhthAG,
!lsSgE-EUC CELERY SEED,
FINE AS2 MGIlItiH CORI4SDERS,
EARLE STAR AL5.GS3E.
LEMON AEn ROSE FIG PASTE
ASSORTED EEtEsIA EkEIfS, CREAM Ct4tELAIh,
IEI.I,Y pa.ASlTSFs$, PRESSED TOYS, CCPlDS, &c.
LARGE CAKE ORNAMENTS.
+. FLOWER Baskets. JELLY HEARTS and EAN
PORTUGUESE ALMoSIs, GUN FRIIfS,
C~AKitATIRES and SUGAR TOYS,
FRI PASTE 8 for dsut,
CRYSfaIHED R~ASPBESRY BALLS,
APPLE FRIIT s0P
sUPEHfiNE COFFEE SUGAR ALaOSDS,
CREAM BON BDSs with leaves,
DECORATED O BDSS, C0K%kTS.
jan +. AtosfbhAN-
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SIKH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
a. J. DoussAs Us. LovIxsSI HEBERr ct ais. No. 1894,
AUGUSTINE DorssAH VS.. Lovrsgu IlEgrar. No. i4o8.
yeY VIRTUE Of 1 writ Of feri farias issued in each
} OF The above entitled suits from the Sixth District
Court, il and for said Parish and State, will be offered
fpr safe At public auction 10 the last and highest bidder.
ct the residence Of said defendant, Leyinski Hehsrt. IL
this Parish OF
Saturday the 9th day Of January next,
1856.
at II O'Clock, \. NJ, all the right, title, and interest Of
said defendant, IN and to the following described proper
i to-w!t:
A certain tract Of LAND situated in this Parish st
forty arEents from the Mississippi river. measuring two
arpents front by forty arpents in depth, between paral
lei lines, bounded above by lands Of Adamis Hebert.
below by those of Doryiis Foret, in front by those Of
John Il. Doaglerty and in the rear by thuse Of Pierre
Fcret. together with all the Improvements thereon,
also the negro man Louis, aged 80 years. and the ne.
gro woman Caroline, aged % years. 10 pay and satisfy
the Hritof execution.
TgRGs OF Sa!e-Gash.
West Baton Rouge, Nov. 26th. 1855.
= sI4 80. = -. y. ". POPE, Sheriff.
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Strayed Oh Stolen.

-,oou .he utsntation of the undersigned, ~ Tncs-
H az ~ "Wednesday lat ore p&T Ut BLoob BAN
IaRRfsSE HORSES, Of medium Size, sal! to be SIX
sna ssrea gears old, lately boaghtFofsfo rs'"r and k'n-
,snst. no White MARKS recollectsd- my person 5r per
..ans ..s;d< IN sud delivering said horses to me At my
sss.ats,n West Eaton Rouge, will be properly re.
.s.asa. a1s1ff stole, BY delivery Of Eorses snd thief will
gkes licez4ls rewarded. opnr1
.Earnns. .Nest ns.an R0nge. Iannary ..
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SHERIFF'S Z
Saturday, 18th day Of January next
1856,

at II o'clock. A. M, all the following property belong
ing To the Succession of Angelina ~ttebert, widow dean
DoirOn, deceased TO wit
A certain tract Of land situated in this parish, ct
forty arpents from the river Mississippi, measuring one
Of Eugene Leblanc, below by those Of ireVille Landry,
and in from. by public Road, with the buildings and
improvements thereon.
sIAvEs-Aary, negro woman, aged about 81 years,
aud her two children. Victoria aged about years, and
Amelia aged 4 months. Francois, negro man about
50 years, also, the following movable property, viz
one brown horse. six heads Of cattle, also a lot OF
household aua kitchen furniture. and one Lot Of corr.
Terme Of sale-The movable elects to be sold cash
for ell sums Of len dollars and under, and for all sums
above ten dollars payable in the monta of Aarcl. next,
1855, purchasers TO furnish notes endorsed to the sat.
isfaction Of the Administrator, payable at the office OF
the Recorder OF this parish, and bearing b per cent III
teresS after due till paid.
The land to be sold payable in three equal install
ments, the first payable III ali March 1857, the second
in all the month Of March 1858, and the third and last
in all March 1855,
The slaves to be sold, one tenth cash on the day Of
sale, and the balance to r. paid in three equal install
| ments, in all the month Of March of the years 1851,
IS and 80. The purchasers to furnish their notes
for said land and slaves, endorsed 10 the satisfaction O.
the Admins traitor, payable at the office Of Recorder oi
this parish, bearing interest at the rate OF eight per
cent per annunl after maturity until paid, and mort
gage retained on said land am slaves until tail ana
final payment.
West Baton Rouge, December 1st, 1855.
So Nh. WHITE, Z. S.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE,

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT. .
In matter of the SUGGESTIONS of PIERRE PAU bABis ana
HzsRpTr. LEBLANC, his wife, both deceased NO. 4oo.
y%FTHEREAS, MagloireC c. LIE Blanc, tutor ofthe minor
heirs aforesaid saccessious, has flied 4 ProFlsienai
Tableau of his administration in the same.
Notice il hereby given that ali legal opposition to the
bgn,ologation OF said tahlesu must be fled in the osh'f
os the Clerk of said parish, within thirty days from the
publication hereof. a
Clerks Office, December sth 1865.
: Y" w. b. CHAMBERLAIN Clerk,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-05
JOSEPH
ARCHITECT IND BUILDER

r AN PRFPaRET to take contracts in my line. All
work done with neatness and despatch.
~ All kinds of iohbing depe at a short notice,
\. B.-glans for Public ana Private buildings, city
and country houses, cottages, suburban villas, &c,
given upon, toe most approved style.
in the rear Of the Presbyterian Church. i
March ..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-05
\ NOTICE E.

TyzHF subscriber respectfully returns his thanks to
his :rie0ds and customers vino have daring the
past ya45s Ib4rally gave him their patronage, aud takes
this metEod Of informing them and the public at large
that he Eas now on hand a large lot OF seasoned ium-
bef, ami Everything requisite for the undertaking and
successful completion Of all work In the shape d
HOUSE BUILDINGS, BIISIS, SASH, and DOORS, fit
ting W :TORES, BAR OOM in the BEST. most dura-
be an& aorktnanhke style. All orders lett at d. G,
M0nGaa'. Hardware Store. tbs Post Office or a. my
shop o. Fifth Street, adjoining the st. Peters aud st.
laai's C9Hegs, siIt meet with prompt attention.
6. I. SENS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-05
ET.tr DE LA LOUISIANA,
PAROIssE D7OUEsT BATON ROUGE,

PAROISSE DOUEsT BATON ROUGE,
Corg eu sIxigsE DISTRICT s~UDlCIAEE.
Nm. B. MeCutchen i Co, VS., Frame 4. Woods. So.
i295.
I'm FERTr du ne writ de hsri facias q moi addressse
Il dams laiIaires ,i-dessus, de Ia cour du tine district
pour Ia dite paroisse, ct Fiat, susdit en- safe du Ziule
Jour lie Novembre 1875, II ,era oiiert en yente pHb!tcque
au plus otfrant ct dernitr anchsrisseur a ID residence
de frame a. Woods en- ceite paroisse,
samedi lie 4ue jour de Feyrier proclaim
1855, -"
a 10 heures !. NJ. touts les droits, tft7es ct interets de
dtfaudeuF Frame a. woods a "a ~pr5priete suiTante,
SaVuir:
Tn certain ~u1orgeau de serre, situe en- cette parisse
coEtpnante uuatre-yiuSt arpens de superfcie, borne en-
bms par terre De Thompson W. Bird en- crrier par terres
lanes c. Woods IN avart Ct haut par tefres du oil
Frarse "A. Woods ensemble avec les hattisse ct anchor
istion aai sy-troureut pour payer OF satistaTe lie d'
0rdre Iexecuti0n.
Condition de Ia venta-comptant. \
Quest ba.on Rouge Decembce lie ~, 1855.
20 vM. WHITE, D. S.
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Harper School for both Sexes.

THIS School is situated one mile from Wocd~;ns,
L Jackson Parish. Louisiana, inthe MIDST of a healthy
and interesting section OF county. TIE community
around in point of intelligence and morality. viii bear
favorable comparison with any ether in North Louisi-
ana. Students here will be removed from the teupis-
tons to vice to which are always found in cities, and
generally found in villages.
The Trustees have contracted with Rev. ALLEN X,
SCOTT, to take charge of the Institute. He has been
teaching for more than twenty years. and Ii too we'll
known 80 q scholar and instructor of youth to need anv
communication from as. He brings to his aid in the
female department, his two daughters, who have been
trained from early shiiahooa fer professional teaching.
Other Assistants, both male and female, will be pro-
cured IS the ~circumstacss OF the institution may
require.
The institute building Ia large and cornodius and
the Trustees have appropriated q considerable SUM for
the necessary fixtures, and will have all in a STATE Of
readiness for opening of session, which has been set
for Monday, September 10, 1855
1t il our intention to aid the principal fwho has al
ready removed TO the nefssborhood, ] TO build NJ q
school for both sexes, that will be equal 70 any other
in this or surrounding parishes.
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION OF rwEyrY-oyx xK,Ys.
!. Spelling, READING, Writing and First
Principles OF Arithmetic ..-...... $40 90
2. Same continued with Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography -. Il 50
8. Same continued with frequent revie ~,
with advanced Arithmetic, Algebra, Fl .to-
~, Composition, and Natural Phiiosr ply. is on
4. Advanced Algebra, Geometry, surye ling,
Chemistry, Rhetoric and Logic, and Book
AtSpiHS. ~ ~
| D. Languages WO
| EXAARKs.
1. The tuition will be due on the last aar OF the
session, but a deduction Of ten per cent will BE- allowed
for payment for 4 whole session strictly in advance. or
eight per cent. for half q session.
2. Students win be charged from their entrance 70
the close of session and 70 deduction will he made for
absence, for any other cause, than sickness for two
weeks or longer,
8. No one viii be permitted to be engaged in rnors
thsn three studies at time, but frequent reviews IN all
former branches will be required.
4. Boarding can be obtained at reasonable rates IA
the neighborhood.
S. TIE prospect for a large aud most Interesting
school il now very lattaring, and we earnestly sosieiS
the cooperation Of adjacent neighborheeds and the
| friends of home enterprise. ~
". r. BosD. Fres't.
w. G. TuRSxE, Secty.
M R. MaTsrTer,
Hugh Miaton. g~,x.ses
! Henry Taturn,
S. A. Garner,
woosTaaE, dsekssu ps7ash, L., Aug y f"s
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ErAT De La LOUISIANA,
rura.sse d'Ouest baton Rouge,

ETAT De La LOUISIANA
Fura.sse d'Ouess tIaton Rouge,
ooyR DIT sIyHAE DISTINCT JUptcIAlaE.
A. J, DorssAN vs.. LoVINsKI HERERr ct ais. No, 1894.
ArGrsTE DoUssAy VS.. LOvIySs4 HEsERT. No. 1908.
I'm YERTU dun ordre de saizie dams ctancun des
"a atfaiIe Gi.dessGs, de Ia coar dH SIsi.tAe District
pour la dits laroisse ct Fiat, il sera otiert en- yente
pub.i4ue Att plus offrant et dernier encharisseur il la
residence d. d~e.enteur, Lovinski iiebert Tn cette par
olS~e
samidi lie 5me jour de Janvier proclaim
1856.
Il II heures A. NJ, tous les dsnis, titres ct ~interets du
dit d~efcudeur dams les prietes. suivantes, saroir:
Tn certain UorCeau de terre situe IN cette paroisse a
quarante arpents du feuve Mississippi n1esGrant deax
arpents de face par une profondeur de quaranie
afpens. entire hynes Particles, borne ha.t par ter
res de Adamis Hebert en- has par cetles de DnrFliie
Forft, en- ayant "a: csiles de John II, liousa|rty ct II
arr.fr. par oeliAS 1e Flare For: -s~s :"t.- ~ h.'sS-
ses ct authorizations qUi >, ttoaTsnt atnsi 44s lie ~ sfr
Louis age de so ans, ct Ia nsgresse Caroline agee de IS
ans. pour PAYER ct sstisfaire les dts ordres d'Execu-
tons.
Quest Baton Rouge lie % Novembre, 1855.
U rs n. X. POPE, Sheriff.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
pARGISsE D'OUEsr BATON ROUGE

CoUR DC sxIEnE DISTRICT JuDIGLaBE. -
Dams Faiaire des succession de P4uIN Foasr ct de So
femme AuGUsTISs RICHARD, tous dsced6s. No. $50.
I'm T1gTU dun commission a moi aaressee dams
lIEos snsdits SUGGESTIONS, pac ID S!XiSGne Toar De lis
tfiet pour Ia faroisse II Etat sugdie il 3era oEert en-
vente ~publ:que, au plus otfrant OF dernier encherisseur
au Brute Landing dams cette paroisse.
Sannedi lie lime de Janvier proclaim,
1855.
q IL hours 4. NJ, les proprietetes suivsntes, apparte
nant AJAX succession lie faulin Forat ct de sa femme,
Augustine Richard, tous deux decides, sayoif:
In certain naoFpcan de terre sitGe dams eette par
oiase Of cuGteuant environ dix-neuf arpeus d. supericiv
La dite terre Sc troue en- arriere des terrea de Treviles
landry. bornee en- baut par Ierres de sernaa Peyronin;
Aughstin alllet ct Treyllle Landry, en- haut par terres
de Dor.llle Ferst, ct en- has par celles de Bernard Pey.
gonin, Il dite terre etaHt SauIaise a la servitude dur
cietllB sgr Ia iigne :ntetieure a lusage de terres de Ia
double concession, ct iouce n 1rcville landry pour Ii
teE3ae de guatre ans, Ee loyer expiFera en- Jauvier 1855
lie plus-ta ncgresse Marguerite, ages De IS ans.
Teruges de la yeE.e-LR terTe ct lesclasve seruGt ven
dues payable en- trois terIaes egsux en- Mars 1866, 1885,
ct ls4s. Les acquereuEs deyront tournir ieuTs billet
endosses 4 Ia satisfaction de i'adninistrateur ct hyfe
theqie spectacle retsnue SUI IL ~propriete ~jusqu'au pal
meut fual-
Quest Baton Rouge 10 Zee. 1855.
VALM0ST FDRET Administrations.
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A Small Steam Engine for Sale.

cN.II. STEAM ENGLNE, IL use bet a short time.
nr,inser s by IS inches, one boiler IA feet long.
i inches diameter, two ten INCH .aaes, chimney and
80 hsrs al com 3lete aud in running ORDER. Price
$500. Applyto ,-cr,r., rt..ar
ian
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Barons, Vest Rssaa Ronge, January !.
HOUSE

. u Z - = . ~
yTyIiIs old zra TELLhSoN* f@lAhilSffhk~> D"s
10, fhrnr-bI, ie-erEanizai and renovated, aid it's
ne .rut Preori.tor You'll respectfully l1vit" The a't'n-
lien 81 b. Il est Patton Rouge f.isHls and patrons to
be vers Important fact his Liquors ar LII hhat
,tLs IaaEsst-hiS
OYSTERS
fresh AZ can b. had, and lissfsGiities for SERVING
EN- Up in ant shape, form or manner, are unsur-
M. Cire IL. bcuae 3 cs!l and satisfy Tonrs lives.
der II sa-h1- EELlh LIN -h:'H1-
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yYHE undersigned has on hand q quantity Of Well
Seasoned Lumber expressly for Cisterns, together
with aII* the other materials. Cisterns made Of any
size. ettaer on The coast, in the country, or in town at,
reasonable prices. q. L. MIS-.
Tu4-. "a IS55.
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W. j, TUNNARD, & Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Carrie es. Buggies, Harness &c.

TIMER stock of BUG6IES, RoCKAWAYs. HAR.
L NESS, B~ARcUCHES, COACHES and WHIPS, :s
now ~conplpte. They invite an examination OF their
stock before purchasing in New Orleans or elsewhere
AS they guarantee their prices es low as any in tine
South.
BY- War97oom on Main street next the City Hall.
sE- MANsEAcTuMNG and REPAIRING in superior style
ST the old sand corner of Church And Main streets.
Baton Eoage, Sept. Isl 1S55-y.
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To Arcid:scts, Builders, Contractors, Plan
avg onJ nss,p-S

To architects. Builders, Contractors, PLAN
tiers and Others.
FENHE rNDERsIGNED would respectfully inform
J. Builders. Planters and The community at large,
that he is row fully pre- pared to manufacture by steam
power, at stort notice aud moderate prices, Oval, Gothic
or BeyileG Window sash, all kinds Of Pannel aud Sash
Doors, either fxcd or revolving Door and Window
Blinds, notr and Window Frames, Base, Moulding, sc.
Thinning, T~:Rgueing and Growing, turning of every
descriptions
Plank dTsssei 10 order Of any width under two feet,
and Of an: thickness under three inches linlbers
dressed PERFECTLY true, Of any length under thirty five
feet long and twenty inches square.
as- AL orders addressed To me through the Post
Office, or 8 NJ. Hart l. Co, Of Baton Rouge, win meet
| prompt attention.
jan j. W. BROWN.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
~ SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT coURr.
In the matter of the Succession of ASsELAE AALSER
deceased. No. 2S+.
WHEREAS, Peter Iafton has applied fof the I'D
ADMINISTRATION of the above Succession,
Notice is hereby given that all opposition % the ap'
noia n,ent Of said Petre Lsfton administrator atorc
said, must be fled in the Clerks Office OF SAID parish
witIan ten days from the publication hereof
CQsrk's Office. this Goth day Of Dec. A D. lsS5.~
. v. B. CHAMBERLAIN, Clerk.
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S ERIFF'S SALES
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGH.

PARISH OF w EST ALTO ROUGE.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
In the matter of the succession of PAU1Is Fossr. and
AUGUSTINE RICHARD his wife, both decd. No. 53..
10y VIRTUE of a commission to me directed in the
~ above succession from the sixth District Court
IN and Tor said parish and State, will be offered ut sale
at public auction TO the last and highest bidder, al
BFuaia Landing, in this parish, en-
Saturday the 18th day Of January next,
1856,
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following property belonging
to the succession Of Psulu FoTet and augustine Rich.
ard, his wife, both decd. 70 wit
a certain tract OF land situated in this parish and
cortaiiig about nineteen superficial arpcnts, aud living
BACK OF lands OF Irsqilte Landry, bounded il front by
lands Bernard Feyronnin, Augustine &iset and Trevitle
Landry, above by those Of Thomas Miller and Trinidad
back By C"ryille foret and Pierre F0ret, and below bf
thoseIot Bernard feyrGnin, said land bsiEQ subject 10
q seryitEde Of a Road on the lower line of the same,
for the Use OF the lands OF the double concession, and
Is now leased or hired to 1reviiie landry, for and da,
rim the tern OF iouG years, said lease ending IN January
1865.
Also the negro wereh Marguerite, aged IS years.
Terms Of saIe-fhe land and slave on a credit maya.
able in three equal installuIents, all in the Imonth 0,
March, 1856, 81 and IS, purchasers 10 furnish theit
notes endorsed to satisfaction Of III. administrator and
mortgage retained on ti4 property until final payment.
West Baton Rouge December IL, 1885.
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