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HOWARD e. SANDS,
y. 4. STURDIyANT.

y. \. STtRDIEANT,
ATTORNEY At Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
HHRiCIl$ES Ia all IA" Courts Of the City of Richmond
a. and ~ the adjoining Counties.
Val: tan" dispositions IL hc read 10 evidence in III, Uni.
tel states Courts IL IN. Virginia Cvuris AMI in t.
Courts OF other Stscs whose authorize LUarer
.. ;atr drpn-tun-.
WA! rl-n take ncknow ."'nr- &C. 10 deeds Tor the
following states md I crriiuri"s:
Alabama, Connecticut, illinois. lndinns Iowa Nnin"
Massachusetts, Michigan. Minnesota, Arw Hampshire,
New York ONO Rhode Island, Tcnnrsser Vermont, Viz
gin,a A:h Wisconsin. Ian. I'D -lt
NEW YORK; LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HINOE lusTrnnc" Ia III. Company. cnil the -uLscri
a her, nj In. baptist Book DEPOSITORY, 30 az MaII
street square above the V,r.iiim nh Farmer. bank
The Irtncc IN this Company j. altogether mutual;
I'LL profits Tor the benefit ri the insured Til"
!umt"i cHri !, i : DUO Fur rnir- md
book vi eNphna,on call on III" HGcrn II, above.
CHiS. WORTIIAM, Agent
Doctors g. Workman aud Fred. Marx. Medical Exa'
m!urr-. DCi II
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ANl|G administered the Es,atg OF Susan H.
~ SsH:pc iced hr.rhy monty all rcrsors indebted
src" VII no, be given. All persons having claims Hgans
@ t'tn" III present them duly authenticated for pay
! "' ~ ,hc oE.c" ot Pulliam & Davis Wall Street.
h"c "a ''"h'A'i' n"H u' u" ''s'"'t VI
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> RARE Cr.';Hg!..i.'t :'nR : SNF;: ~.
"a NE>IMfNT - THE r!.ciiiE! DE HGSr Val
lA"it. REAL !STtlE - .i.aii -"l Al ir.r nuri.rr
Ia" premises. -; II o,!"c. ' ". February w. -:a
iv 's'H''. IN iii" r"rniv uf tT'#rri.l, rni.i WAKE.
~ H. "ili / I:i', tr'+I ~" ,fy nI Petersburg. !:
rui3,i ~ :mtha- h div.. IlI.o hit %. from
~ arrrs i:I will he .ulI ia .urm- 10 >.:i Ircin.
w" hundred ant i!y well wooded
Ia" reminder i III high a;a" ell ci:iva;iu zach
nv r'"i:"i - hw.i!"l- hs!"s ~ bu... lime unl -
s mnu,.. aH Il" soil -u,ccp:i.r of Tic =r.:cs, fer
try.
T." improvement. 'hr iu-t lbc!ai scale and al
complete repair The farm enclosed ~ strong anu
=a-n:.;!" plank :Lcr. Tie residence l. beautifully To-
Gated, Combining r""H hIr"i-cd very Conveniently ad
lately tainted. lrr-" "t. Kitchen. ~E"kr ionsr md
h''y mt'hci"I. TAr" ~" lars' one hc".
~ Ey 20 i"rt, with four l,D*. ,i.I"US "md VEL vrii'
lated Stul" Carriage ii"- CRIB, Corn ilOIsr.
three m''" frame hou-r. wiki brick imiy- 10: negroes
"r'n rGliriUIw. : ruuiH-
YONG Orchard al rhoic" F;,.!: Trees hr'iIs.-
plr' OF the rs;V;r nv: he I: Office al T. hrauch
s. Snr-.
TEHN$-i credit ot g d. Band II month, vii! lee a!vr:.
.Gwnl u.a.m"u. sell rrdur-rd Ii, :ofjrhlr uo- tide
withheld I'll last vuyinrM; Ii rsi"d". ROBERT Dunn.
TliOS. BRANCH \ SONS. auc;.
p..f,.r -i,,trr
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ruE MnNIMENT House EOE RENT

THE MONUMENT HOUSE FOX RENT.
IUNu$ drlsii:fuy si.u'trd Hotel, fronting nimc -
diatrly upun the Capitol square. is nrr" Tor ,,mg
rent.
handsome addition rouuIun. uGr rtrrirs above the "-r
mr,h warmed b.; Lrrs mad with every rioiern con"r.
ui.ucc ro.>.riciiuI and viii he COM
uI,c ed before il" .!Isi a. Fg-unry
n-,rs.:on o. the rrs;u" al the property will b" gwen
an inc mr.; oi January JAMES Lyons.
Nov 2T--rtf
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htFlCE removed! 10 tn" s;or" Of Christian {! Lan:"p.
David H. Crane, Wmt II. Christian unanimously 'i"r.
ChrstIna Ln,"I. where d'pusitr- will be- received"
which in-r-: OF per cent. WI. b" paid on all
remaining d"ro-ir six muns or longer, and hive per
cent. for shorter period
Thsinstiuun hus been in existence twe nty eight
has ned over donrr has no suspended
dcbt dollar, hiI"d 10 pay nny ctrh
| cate when due. JNO. 1HOMPSON. President,
WM II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
March 7ts HIGH " FRY, Secretary.
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE. ASSTI
Tl AND TRUST COMPANY or PHILADELPHIA
CAPITOL Sl2iOi29 10.
ssh ES p0l!cr- White Prrsun- Tor Life and make.
annual l!vid.nis Policy i..h.r; n!s0 lus"rc. snY,t
term OF y''nrt. For r",rs. Sc. apply
@ +. RRESEE Agent or
+. W. HANCOCK Medical Examiner
Al the Office ir Insurance Co "i the Valley OF E!rrnis
Iih 81, Rch'"'oi. w. Oct .rI-im
Mutual BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE com.
6tAriTAL. July Let. ls. i"'.2G2 II
u Loose, paid dntc -. lG4 ~
Divit"nds paid To dr'", h>r,u3- J!
Th- Company If purely a~tNs' m.d IS paging a:Tunl
ii,id' nj to HE insured OF ~ per c":.t.
Lr--''s ri IN Richmond SGjG0 M
Ln-s"S prid IL NIr.inn. IVlh w
On Lite Policies hal! the premium j. ,n" To Tho insured
| il he w,shC-.
u Office ut 'slnuuri- Hail" No. a. PcnrI S,r"-r
Il. " KNOWLES. Agent
y. --S,v.- insured III the Abcn:u!n Insurance Cu'
pnny, i:uIa 10 I y'r,rs
Nov li-l3in H. ". r.. Agent
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\ TEtlIIGu ,,.>.,
iSH BISI\I...,.

-, ~ -: We ch"nge th- character
'1a 'h"Ii corrne ourselyt excJu.
!Li>M SALES
,'sa .rI.. o.. al ogr former customers nm
:" . ,'hs con'irn, tim, we en-, ,nnL W.
"'t' "ein goods cheaper than they
~'+e'. S ~ cost 10. cash until the sprins
L 'hAS HARTWELL & CO.
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1T the O!cc OF the CUnStHrc ui Frnncr. NJ l.,h'l"rt,
every day, from II clock, !. NJ I'll ",k. p Il .Iy
ni,!nlal information the ruh'r.t III" h.'
ti-,nrnt ran be- obtained Tn" com, y"
nrr deposited III" Ollie" cor !. ai "r'u 9" tie
RIcI,tuSD 9lih Ir"rrnibcr l-.LJ. Deg .-.--.H
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H'CliMcHD AND PETERSBURG r. K. co, |
yTNui f.,, Ricaa0ND DECEMBER 20, 1855.
Il III, .,,' DEPICTS Ouths Road will lee closed from
ry, 1876 "''s =" ih"Hith met, until the ID OF Janus
Dec 2l-t,., J,, TllOS. DOuAMEAD,
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VANOBACCO HAND~.--FOr rrI" IN III" !-i - j H..
d ry, To remain IN !h" riy. Negro from - iva
10 ~ yrn,s OF age They have been Hired in e ,a.
Tobacco Fnc.uIirs Fix eight years. Ir,,
ro! tor nu and hrr No. Factory hand. -"uni. :...
Apply TO-
Dec 2i-flJ PfLLiAM s. DAYS, VIII =
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-27

GTATE OF LOUISIANA ~
'ODlsrRlcr COURT, PARISH or r.na-.-flFTH
er,a.s. VI Mile, ct ali. : ~'a.
By virtue OF writ Of ala. 6
mating from the above named Com. :; = e' ~
above entitled and numbered sn;, ~ :, 'as
will be offered for sale BY Aue;n ~ 'a''s
Sheriff of said Parish, at the Court H"al,
in Houma, on ' h0asa
Saturday, October 4 1sss
between IL O'Clock, A. NJ, and 49,,
P. NJ, the following described proD...
to wit: '"!
The interest Of Frank Grinags j, Il.
estate of Hubert Bellanger, cous;,,;,. ~ !,
one-sixth Of one-tenth of said e,,.,. a. =
deducting the debts and CHARGES ~ -''''
The property of said estate is 6,llvA
tailed in the inventory made BY J. At
Blanc, Recorder of this Parish. on Il. :, -
Of May. 1855, amounting to S29.Ila O. M ~
and in the probate sale Of said E., ~
made by the undersigned Sheriff o. nm ~
9th March 1856 amounting to ss2, us A.
one half of which belongs to the :, ~, II
Estate. and the other half to Soo .sa
Comeau. widow Of said Huber, Belap. ,.
and surviving partner in the commun;,s n
acquests and gains.
Terms Cash.
Said sale will be made 10 satisfy II.
principal, interest and cost in said case
| 4. BOURG, Sheriff.
| Parish Of Terrebohne. August 18th, 1856
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SHERLFFS SALE.
CTATE OF LOUISlANA-Fifih Judi.
~ cial District Court Parish Of Terrebonne.


r....; !. Barrow. Ne. 'n.
BY virtue of a writ of f. ia, emanating
from the Hon. the Fifth Judicial District
Court, sitting in and for the Parish OF
Assumption, in the above entitled and
numbered suit, there will be offered for
sale at the Court House in Houma, by
Aubin Bourg, Sheriff of the Parish Of
Terrebonne,
On Saturday, the 4th October, 1850,
between III o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock r.
n. the following described property, to
wit:
10. Lot or section No. p in Township
l6 s, r l6 E, containing 1873 32-lOO
acres, situated on Bayou Tchakahoula, in
said parish Of Terrebonne.
20. Lot or section No. % in same
Township and Range, containing l73 Al
100 acres, said section having front Of
about 20 arpents, and depth Of 40 ar
penis. bounded above by Mathurin Daigle
and below by Auguste Leblanc.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal, interest and costs in above
case. .
TERxs AND CoNDrr1oNs-On credit
oftwelye months, the purchaser TO furnish
his bond, with good and approved security,
bearing five per centum per annnm in
terest from the date Of sale till full and
final payment the property sold to remain
specially mortgaged and hypothecated till
full and final payment Of the said bond.
with interest as above mentioned.
aSHsssss 4. BOURG. Sheriff:
Parish Il Tesrebonne, September 18th, 1856 ia
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-p.

~ roisse Terrebonne. Cour du Seine Diada l,ds.;,.
John Berger
e.,n.ss . Il Miner :. ais. 5 ~a
En- vertu dun writ dallas f. f., su,s
de la sus-dite Cour, dams paffaire ci.dem,
intitulke ct numkrotee, il sera often
vente publique par le Sheriff .ous.sir
4 la maison de Cour i Houma.
Sametli, lie A Octobre, 1854.
entire IL heures, A. NJ, ct 4 heures, III.
la propriete ci.apres decrite, SAVIOR:
L'intkret de Frank Srinage dams h
Succession de feu Hubert Bellanser, en-.
sistant dun Sixieme dun di1ieme, ap.s,
deduction des dettes ct frais.
Les prophecies de Ia dite Succession
sont pleinement detaillees dams l'lnvel
taire fai, par ]. A. Leblanc, Recorder
cette Paroisse, lie 2 Mai 1855, Sc monhn
a $29.l19 90 ct dams Ia vcnte renchsn
publiques des biens de la dite Succession
fate par lie Sheriff soussigne le 8 Mars
1856, s'elevant a Ia somlne de 332, 77s u
'ne moitie appartenant i Ia dite Sueess
sion, ct pautre moitie 4 Sophie Couen
veuve du dit Hubert Bellanger, ct spass
survivante dams la communaue daeqxs
ct de gains.
Iermes: COMPLAINT,
La dite vente sera fate pour satisair
au principal, rintEret ct frais dams Ia die
affaire. A. BOURG, Slem
Paroisse Te7ebenne, &c g Aclt. 1855.
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TENTE PAR LIE SHERRY
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cow&
~ SEINE District Judiciaire, Parosse Dc TsHes'ak
Martial Dodenan ct ais.


s.'''.' e''s'".' ct ais s~nl
Robert &. Barrow.
En- vertu dun writ de Fl. "a, emane DE-
rHon. la Cour du Cinquieme Disne
Judiciaire, siegeant dams ct pour d n
roisse Absorption, dams la cause ci.dess
intitul6e ct numerotke, i! sera ofleh a
vente publique a Ia Maison de Con- !
Houma. par Aubin Bourg, Sherii dss
Paroisse Terrebonne,
.7ae- Sameai, 10 4 Octshre, 1855,
entire IL heures A. NJ. ct heurss :. T.
la propriete ci.apres decrite. SAVIOR:
10. LIE lot ON section No. 81, dass y
Township Is s. R Is E. contenant !"
32-lOO acres, situs sur le Bayou Tehan
houla dams la Paroisse Terrebonne. ;,
20. LIE lot on section No. % dass
meme Township ct Rangee. co''''''
l73 41.1OO acres, les dites sections ~.
une facade d'environ 20 arpents par%
arpents de profondeur, bornes en- haH .
Mathurin Daigle ct en- has par Aus'
Leblanc.
La dite vente sera fate pour sati'hln !.
Ia som,ne principale, rint<rst ct ~ H1''
dams la sus-dite cause. .u
TERMEs EFT ConDrr1oNs-A % cfeoa
de douze mois, pacquereur desass pu:"
son bond avec bopne ct valabIe CO..
portant cinq pour cent par an d.; .
partir du jour de Ia vente jusqa'as
meut final, IL propriete vendu de's. = =
meurer specialement hypho'heqcw :
a6ectee jusqu'a Plein ct enter ].
tiu sus.dit bond, avec int@ret con'ne y y
dit plus haut. r
Pa-oisse Tev1ehonne, ee - septeabse, W..
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Succession de ANsON LANTHRAAs.
Wat DE Ia LOUISIANA.

~ du Seine District JudiciaiDe-P00~s sxr
ArrExDu: One ?. Goode, d = p = =
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Issme Jour de septembre, 4: y, IL Gtekn.
liz, II. NL"
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u y L IL WV IA n w
III Provisions, and Western
to supply Planters and others
geous than they can purchase
ANS.
GROCERIES, WINES, and
/, and consist in part Of the
KErcHUP, Walnut, Tomato;
LARD, No. l Leaf;
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A. B. RAGA N,
Grocer and Commission
MERCHANT,
Nos. 8 AND 10 ST. PHILIP STREET,
Thibodaux, La.
~CEpc CONSTANTLY ON HAND

uiDOAS
TEEPS CONST.
IN a large stock of Fret
Produce, which he can afford
with on terms more advanta
them in the city Of New ORE
His supply Of FAMILY
LIQUORS. is very extensive
following named articles, viz
APPLES, Dried and Green,
ALsPIcE,
ANIsETrE,
AVE HANDLES,
Bacon, Hams, Sides, and
Shoulders;
BEEF, Sugar-Cured;
BUTTER, Goshen and West
ern;
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BRoOMs, Assorted;
BACKING, 'Mason's;'
BASKETS, all sizes;
BUCKETS, Tin and Painted:
COFFEE, Rio. Java L Mocha.
CANDLES, Sperm, Star, and
French TalIow;
CHEESE. Pine Apple, Eng
fish Dairy and Western
Reserve:
CHOCOLATE, No I;
CANDIES, Assorted;
CoRDIALs, do;
CIGARS, an excellent as'm't;
CARDS, Playing;
CINNAMON;
CLOVES;
CLnfHEsPlNS;
CoRKs. London:
CARS, Percussion;
DExlJOnNs, An sizes;
Fees:
Flour, st. Louis and Ohio;
FISH, Cod, MackereI, and
Herring;
FIsHING TACKLE;
GINGER;
GARLIC;
GARDEN SEEDS.
HANS, Sugar-Cured;
INDIGO:
JUGs, Stone;
And, in fact. EVERYTl
in a wholesale or retail grt
the most reasonable terms.
A. B. RAG IAN, s
August 2, Je5,-n3tf.
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Succession q MICHAEL GIABEL.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifih Judi
NJ eial District Count, Parish of Tenebonne
To all to rbom It may concern.
Take notice that a meeting ofthe cred
itors Of the Estate Of Michael Gimbel viii
be held before A. J. Delaporte, Recorder
Of the Parish Of Terrebonne, At his Office
in the town Of Houma,
On Saturday, November 1st, 1856,
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, to take into con,
sideration the propriety Of selling the pro-
perty Of said Estate, TO fix the terms ant
conditions Of said Sale and to advise con.
corning the interest Of said Succession.
WITNESS the Hon. James L. Cole, Judge o
said Court. granted under the impress Of the sea
Of said Ceun and my olAcial Signature this TIL
lSth ~ Of September a. D.. 1865.
/. & ssssss.ss H NEWELL, Clerk q said Court.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-27
SPLENDID PRIZES. PAID IN CASH.
DR.. J.L.JENNINGS.
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE

IL Cagne's Row, second do,r above the Brick
Store~ where he may all times be found unless proes
sionally eneaged Jy-lV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-15
JEW DAVID, or HEBREW PLASTER


THE Grest Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout Pain in the
Ev White swelling Hard Tumors STIFF Joints, and all fix
ed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster Il applied pain canno exist
II has been beneficial in of weakness, such Pain
and Weakness In the Stomach, Weak Limbs Lamensss AZ
fscon of the Lungs their primary stages. II destroys in
famation by perspiratOn.
james Boyd, Pickens district, South Carolina tesges
that by its alone he cured IF rheumatism in both
of his knees Of several years standing.
The following was handed US by respectable Physician
in Georgia:
Messfs seovil &. Mead-Gents: have been using your
Lverwort and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively in
practice for three years past and Is with pleasure that
state my belief in their superiority over all other articles
with which am acquanted for the purposes for which they
recommended The Hebrew Plaster, especially, Is
excellent application Sprsins Bruises gives uni
veTsal satisfaction wherever used. SIS oSLlN, n D.
Knoxville, 6a., March 9Th, 1853.
&y- Beware of COunerIeits and base limitations.
The genuine will in future have the signature OF T. TRy
steel plate engraved the label the each
box.
Purchasers advised that counterfeit ofthis
ticIe is iE existence.
The genuine is sold by us, and BY agents appointed
through South, and pedar Is allowed sell It. Deal
Purchasers generally cautioned against buying Of
any regular agents. otherwise the will imposed
Oh by a worthless article. SCOVIL q MEAD.
III Chartres street, New Orleans, Sole General for
the Southern States, 10 whom all orders must invariably be
addressed.
Sold also by Ewin Brothers, Berry & Denovills. r
Roscoe Thomas Wells and G w HendershOtt, Nashville,
Tenn. and by all other Druggists through the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-15

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
' The unde signed proposes to sell portion Of the
which he resides in the county of Msury, known
as Hamilton place"
These lands are beautifully located, well improved,
watered aud tbered and point OF fertility, productive
ness ana heaihluues moi surpassed. equsled by
anv lands ia the state OF Tennessee. There in the
reghborhood Episcopal, Presbyterian ana Methodist
Churches also schools male and female in the midst Of
of good sucey be found in the Southern States
ZOO Acres offered for sale fronting on the Coum
bia Central Turnpike Road, divided into FIVE LOTS, con-
tainiug So IS I55, l8o and ecres severay The inn
provenents consist of BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COT.
TAGE built Of brick containing eight rooms, with neces.
Eary Oubudug 400 acres OF cleared land under good
fence overseeEs houses negro quarters, blacksmith and
Carpenter shop, nlit house, corn crib &C. &c, &c.
lha lands viii be sold either 10 body or in lo!s. IL not
disposed Of By tie first Of AQyeber, will be offered at
pabic sale in los TO prctsonAl gentleman, merchant
ouhern planter VINO desires beautiful country reEi-
deace these lands offer great GGctOnS ltis rare that
such lands are effeJei tor sale,
AddTsz the undersigned at Ashwood Post ofiee, Maury
county, Tenn.
s Pitts Of he land may be ST ths store OF Mares,
Orr Gaa,t Colanb;a, oLd with H. Houston, ksq, Nash
vile, Ieua
sspu5-u LOCUS ]. POLK.