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II Sazar had Tsked his life for the good or his coun
GyMiev.n Gyyuit aoo though mistaken in his views.we
but from the fact that he put his mortal existence
IN jeopardy and promoted civil war, thus imperling
OF some Brazilian dyewood, TO which he had doubtful
claim we cannot extend 10 him any sympathy In our
opinion, the man who values himself te and sets
low an estimate ON the prosperity OF his native country
TO throw both IN the balance against few dollars not
worthy the privilege OF living
saizar, by species Of mercantile man9uvering, which
called through courtesy fnancerng got possession
about twenty thousand dollars worth Of Brazil wood
which he endeavored 10 cell to the government at
enoT nous pront General Walker adverse TO it's
purchase, and Salzar old not effect its sale. This
disappointment excited an intense hatret In him
Sod. General walker, % and he went to work in the
Qor ne Is said to have been quite wealthy, and
DIS unrng energy he worked upon the minds Of Rivas
and his associates until he persuaded them TO form
another government. Az this was DONE the in
evtaDe Brazil wood again turned up and that Rivas
might obtain little money for hs present most pressing
necessities, 1t was bought time, for sixty Il ousand
oas, and tod Immediately after for twenty thousand
A. vars thus Sazar at length accomplished his great
80 ose-selline his Brazil wood for three times what II
~ vorth-Rivas being obliged to buy although he
ns awould be compelled 10 sell il the next day for
,ue b1o he amount he had promised to pay for it, From
ha condition OF the Leonese troops IL Is safe to
ssrr M he twenty thousand dollars have been ex.
nensed and at salizar out upon another specu-
aiion. for . low 49,. .,, . a.,
ssncg NJ this Sa, and adopting the hitherto usual Gus
or Of nrsaiden,,1 'prants, endeavored to keep up
psrpe.ua amnesty ess ted His patriotism was bound
"a by his nersono, sh M to effect his purposes he
would make sacrifice. y" 10 aavo.ne expression
with him that he hoped he nas nad ~ i. cd W nye %
he ground and tree planted in ne plaza upon which
would be carved the inscription a. e stood Granada"
ward them during bis life the people O. Granada instead
f regreng his death, evinced much Iuncati IN that
he nvserate enemy Of their city ended hs 1sys prema
urey in the place he had so loHa and earnest aoored
10 rum
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Blockade Of the Central American Ports by
the Nicaraguan Navy.
Intercepted Correspondence OF the
British Consul,
THE EXECUTION OF sALIzAR.
The Murder of DR.. Livingston, thu
American Consul.
AFFAIRS OF THE TRANSIT COMPANY,
DC, dc., DC.

The United States mail steamer CRhawba, J. D. Bull
ock, Commander from San Juan del Norte arrived yes
4erday afternoon.
She brings the passengers and treasure which lett San
Francisco by the Sierra Nevada the 5h inst
The route regularly open and passengers can
without any trouble whatever.
Among the passengers by the Cahawba was Lieut..
Col. Don Pedro Y. Sior Secretary OF the Ncaraguan
Legation at Washington.
Affairs in Nicaragua are looking up.
General Walker by his policy in allowing the troops
the other allied States to take possession Of Leon has
fact completely dsorganized them.
The late execution Of Saazar and discovery OF the
cet Of the English Vice Consul have produced good ef
feet
Trade is brisk and flour, pork, beef and provisions
generally, bring good prices.
There is sickness at present among the troops
Granada has not been so healthy for long time.
Padre Win received with open arms by the de-
lighted inhabitants. The Padre has given fiat erug
account Of his reception aud treatment in the United
States that many wish to visit republican shores. His
return has cone the ten fold good than he
could possibly have done at Wash hngton.
The health Of the Transit is excellent and the facilities
passengers undergo detention whatever either by
land or on the river.
H. b. screw frigate Arrogant of 80 guns; screw gun
boats Pioneer Victor and Intrepid Of guns EACH and
of the harbor line Of battle ship Orion, 80 guns
and scr gae Imperiuse, Of 90 guns at anchor
at gan Juan
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NtkIg II in all on board. God speed
ItrnAY, July Y, 1850 -Runnrg down the coast 70.
wards fonscta.
wfpStsnaY July %, isss-opened the boxes o.
raoked pmmunsn- found Il unit Tor use Made SO
ound fer The guns Al T. bore awa for Tgre Island
about twelve miles distant.
Y. NJ number OF sma craft In shore to eastward:
gave chase. st3 r. ~ brig about four miles to wind
ward slowing Chilan colofs. At 4 80 captarsd the
shop Mana wrench papers, no cargo passengers AT
began a. WORK OIL the shore.
sATrppAY. July 20, lsb6At A. N. made alt sali and
up the Gulf lor brig seen at anchor; proved to
the Cynosure Of Gan Francisco, From her learned
that the big sarah Capt NcFarane aud the schooner
tmtlLe of san Francisco. lying nj Tgre Island.
sbe also reported that the ed Chan brig with eight
anchored 10 three iathoms OF water at quarters
IN each watch
susDAY. July q 1860 AT dayhsb, saw a buDgo in
shore, slant about ave miles Sent the boat with Lieut.
swensou and four men. At A. NJ. sent small
ana THREE men with Lieut. Van Siaycke in chase Of
ther buneo about three miles distant At A. NJ breeze
sprung ur-got under weigh, picked up the With
bunRo IN possession Az 10 O'Clock, reached the boat
with her prize. AT 1880 took another bungo with
hogs, 3 bags beans
lag corn, 8 bbs. plantans
abpcs, demijonns lard.
bones soap
This being large new bungo, PIT her crew ln fc
other; (desroyed her), she had ais letters By
which we learn that the brig with the troops 10 called the
Churu.
AtlP. NJ. took another bungo with
% bags corn, ceroons beans,
bale grass 10 hides;
and also letters confirming the news OF the brig
the anchorage; made Tyre Island; let 90 the large
anchor and twenty five ahoms Of chain in three fathoms
water.
MONDAY. July Qs, 1s5e.-At7A NJ took raft Of sdar
consisting of fifteen logs, belonging Messrs Hoyt
Anet III il 70 after taking the water they had Al III
A. NJ took the boat and pulled FOR launch about eight
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Important DEGREES.

REpuBiIc NIcARAUGA. !
MINISTRY RELATIONS AND Gov GRANADA, Aug A, 1856. (
To THE PREFEcT OF THE DEPARTMENT
The SUPP eme Executive power has been pleased to dc
tale the following decree
The President Of the republic or Nicaragua its
habfants observing that Mr.. Thomas Manning Vice
Consul OF H. b. NJ has been unduly interfering in the
interior affairs Of the republic Of Nicaragua, in
virtue Of his authority, decrees:-
Article J. That the txequaturs granted TO Mr.. Thomas
Manning, as Vice Consul Tor H. B. M. in Nicaragua, be
withdrawn.
art. q Communicated TO whom it may concern.
Given In Granada, this fourth day OF August, one
thousand eight hundred and hfty six.
BY superior order this TO you for your
tnte hgence and proper action.
FERGER Minister OF State.
RsPumic or NICARAGUA, !
MINISTRY RELATIONS AND Gov GRANADA, Aug a. 1856.
To THE PkRrfcT or THE DEfARTnEsT oF -
The supreme Executive power has been pleased 10
dictate through the Minister Of War, the following de-
cree
william Walker President OF the epublic OF Ncaragui
TO its Inhabitants Having taken into consideration that
the States OF Guatemala, San Salvador Honduras and
Costa Rica allied In hosites against the exist
ting government Of the republic Of Nicaragua, it Is
|decreed-
Art. 1. Declared blocsaded all the ports of Central
America tie waters Of the Pacific and Atlantic OCEANS
with the exception OF the inter transit route via
san Juan Gel Norte and san Juan del Sur
Art 2 In VII tue OF which the naval forces ofthe repub
c OF Nicaragua shall carry into effect this disposition
exact conformity with tae rues and regulat OF tho
navy
Art. 8 Communicated 10 whom Il may concern
Given IN Granada, this fourth day Of August 1855,
WILLIAM WALKER.
BY superior order this i' communicated to you for
your intelligence and proper action In expectation the
|correspon iing acknowledgement.
FERRER, Minister OF State
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The Nicnragunn Navy.
CAPTURE OF SQUADRON OF BUSGoEs-sENoR SAIL
EAR AND OTHER PRIsoSERs-IaroRTANT INTER
CEPTED CORRESPONDENTS.

From III Nicaraguense. August
The events Of the past week appear convincing evi.
dence that special Providence guides and directs the
Americans IN their ehorts 10 restre peace and
tranquility 10 the raiives OF this beautiful bu. unhappy
country. The fitting out Of vessel TO cruise upon the
Pacific Mt this particular uncture and the directing o.
current OF events so As TO deliver into the hands OF the
Americans the who, above all Others the inst.
gator of the late reasonable DETECTION among those whose
hfst duty was 10 protect the State and prove true In
their allegiance to the people, points out plainly par
ouar Intervention OF Providence IN favor of the Ameri
did the pillar Of Ore by which the children Of
Israel guided in their Journeynss TO the land OF
~ omige
That readers may have ull understanding OF the
voyage, here insert condensed account; copied by
Commodore Ne Brsse from bis log book Tie descrip.
graphic and there Is such rr shness In the
sty,e to make u difficult TO improve.
MONDAY, July "a, 1ss6.-At p ". schooner Granada,
Leat Fayscux. sailed from san Juan del s1r-be.gg the
rst vcfsc that went to armed government
vessel-thc CO mmenct mtn' OF the Sicaraguan navy.
The following the pames and rank o those on board
J. DvBrRsci, Commodore.
Cal. j. faysoux. lst Lieutenant Commanding.
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Cuban nstration--Anniver versary CeIcbrn-
ttop.
IFTuM II Nlcaraguense, August 10.


On wednesday evening the Cubsns In the Mic ,rae ian
ice commemorated with supper the gallant victory
sal cd BY General Lopez over the Spanish troops Las
rVgE.
Col Iaine applied 10 the General 10 Chief on behalf OF
tie ihrytwo Cubans, 70 have the supper al his ars
tcr and requested the honor Of mis- attendance Said
tol Iaines-
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Naval Intelligence.

Tie United States steamship Susquebanna, Ca,tain
rarts from Key West via Faya, vas al Gibraltar aug
a. waiting for coal.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE

70 SIXTH JUDICIAL EtSlkitI +
7, matter Of the Succession OF RAPHAEL LANDRY, deed.
No. SAB.
Wy VIRTUE of a commission to me directed IN the
above entitled succession, from the sixth district
Court in and for said Parish and State, will be ohered
for sale at Public Auction, TO the last and highest
bidder. on the premises in this Parish. on
Saturday, the 9th day Of March next, 1905.
at O'Clock, A. ~, the following described property,
belonging to the succession OF Raphael Landry, decd,
to wit
4 certain tract of LAND, situated in this Parish
measuring two arpents front more OF less to the river
Mississippi, with the depth therennto belonging, cen,
tanning about t~hirty-six superficial ~arPents, bounded
A boveS BY Eutoff Road, and beio. by lands OF tiii%ife
Bergeron, with the improvements Thereon. lerns OF
sale sid land to be sold payable III three equal IN
sta1Iments the first payable on the first day e1 tebfnaFy
1857. the second on the first day OF February 800 anu
The third and last payable on the first day OF February
1859. the purchaser to furnish his notes en'a"Fseo W
The Satisfaction of the Tatrix-payahle at the once o.
he Recorder of this parish, bearing 5 per cent interest
after maturity till paid. and mortgage retained un'l
the full and final payment thereof
West Baton Rouge, Feb 2, '56,
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.-.. ETAT De La LOUISIANA,
PsROISsE DsOUEST BATON ROUGE

CoUR DU sIxIEME JJ1ICIARE.
INNS ~1,affaire de la succession Dc RAPHAEL Landry,
deceaee. No. $40.
TN yEHTU. dun commission a moi adressee cans
n. Ia susdite Succession. par ihonora bleEour dn SIX
i,me District Jndiciare dams Ct pour Ia dite Faroisse ct
Fiat i'exposerari en- yente puhlique, au plus otfrant ct
,8erp;er encherissear sur les lien en- eette Parolsse,
samedi. l. smc Mars proclaim, 1906.
a 10 hours A. n, les proprietts ctapres dscrites, ap-
,u,rtenant a La succession de Raphael LANDRY, deeeoee,
saSoir:
IN certain moroccan de TE1aRE situe en- cette rar-
oisse, mesurant deux arpents de face plus an MONS an
a.1,ve mississippi avecH profondear y-appartenan!,
contenant a.ney.pras trente six apents de superhcie
bronco en- haut par le chemin du Raeourcie CT en- pas
par terre de HitaireS Bergeron avec les aIielarations
1ai sy-trouvent. Conditions de La yeiite "a uite :,
sers yendu en- trois ternles eseaux lie premier payable
r. premier Jour de Fevrier 1851, lie SECOND ie lie. Jour
de- iFevrier 1855. ct lie troisieanle dernier payable re ler
ionr de Feyrier 1SAa, paequiereur iourIira ses plets
erdnssees Al III satisfaction de Ia tuffloe, payap,e e
Teaicc du Recorder de cette Parofsse, poftaht huie
,,onr cent a 'inttrst par apres e%eiaeance, Jusqa aa pa
nsent ct hyrothGque retenue 1osqu* an pashieAs pi8sA
ct anal. ,x prtIrrr n sheriff
Quest Baton Rouge, lie eine Fesrier 1886.
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H~ollingswoxth's Patent Wash
ing Machine.

r NOW have ready for delivery a few OF the above
named Washing Machines-can instruct any per
son in fifteen minutes how to use them Washing
that ordinarily requires three days, labor, can with
this machine, be performed in less than one, wear and
tear of clothing being fifty Per cent less than when the
wash board is used. In order TO more fully show what
this machine is capable If Going, | will append a Ger
t;ecate If the Arcade Hotel in New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March 5th, 1858
In reply to your request that ] would state how
am pleased with 'sIiollingsworth's Patent Washing
Machine. u have, To say l am very much pleased with
Il | have had it in operation about four weeks. !
wash about one thousand pieces a day, which, used 70
do bv hand. which required the labor Of four persons
continually employed. lnow perform the sanleanouit
of labor on the machine with one person IN tEe hours
1 am better pleased with il eyers day / use IT, 1t an
swers every purpose that is required IN washing with
less labor and in much shorter space OF time.
. Ea Il. S. MOORE,
Proprietor of the Arcade Hotel, Magazine street,
maY9 49, aoea1A En.
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RIGHT ABOUT FACE!
YOU NEXT:

n osspH A. CRAIG informs the public that having
al p;ssogyEp his late associations, he IS now REfoLS
NC on HIS OWN AXIS, in other words, he has esfaniishe'i
On Church street, north side, nrst door east OF
the Harvey House-where HE and ms sAIhLIlhs' ut
sr,l t,Ls ~ ,,ats Of ti,ae bat with ssLADIs BLADE, keen
.s tba scyTrE or OLD TINE, takes off the hairy rsdnH-
5gn.es- manipplate hirsA.e humanity in a manner
most beautiful to behold. Luied By the muse OF q
distant waterfai-EIIcg, bearing the u'haf, $500
- ,,ra d egay Graded the INFANT sESUs--huTfeti III
e,,slI..ons OF cider, do~wn-inlmersed in aroma from the
ORIENTAL errxFs, there 70 carry on the Ioas0fldi, HiT
sgte and KarperEarsuna Art, re.
aCone one. come all
And give JOE CRAIG . sharing cal /.
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PROSPECTUS or THE
!
LOUISIANA BAPTIST.

A BOUT the first Of January next, II sun slent en-
"A couragenent is received, the Bienvtile iliaes
viii be changed into a religious journal, to De caiied
the LOUISIANA BpT1sT.n 1t wilI be the organ OF G'
Baptist denomination in this State, and white aayo-
eating the doctrines and principles OF the bapsst ee.
nomination exhibiting the prospects and cepaiheh o'
The BAPTIST church, and Sustaining Eea'nusy aisis
benevolent enterprises. il will he conducted III q spif''
of Christian kindness and charity to all otnef demon
nations. The Convention having made Mount STR
non the centre of Baptist operations in tins stare; u
seems peculiarly desirable that il should have at rms
point 4 paner devoted to the advocacy of alt its great
interests. ~ -
Those who desire such a ehange-who ieH tno heea
OF a Ba ptfst paper in Ionisiana-wiH please interest
themselves PROMPTLY in its behalf, and procure as many
subscribers as they can, and forward them hg the 'oiu
Of December, Va confidently look TO niitsstefs ~
aid. Ii a sufficient number of subscribers Is 'mt %
tained BY that time, the Times will be continued 40 al
present. s
| Brethren. one and all viii yoa lend q helping hand,
and give us a goodiy list to begin withF
TERMS:
The sLorIsIasA BAPTIST = will be pahtsnsa wesAiy'
on a double medium sheet, on the faiIasihg tslsss,
parable on the receipt Of the first Sslrapef
One COPY. one year. ii adTance- t--Ay-- y ~
In delay three ngon,hs,...- 5as an
qen COMES se1,t 70 one Office, paid At once - ~
az- any one sending US FIVE new sttescFibefi, HAi
receive one copy, one year gratis. aaa a !
MI. Lebanon La.
e. Exchanges noticing VII CONFER a favor.
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J. A. TROUSDALE,
VENTl

-.as e s., E.s. BATON ROUGE, La,
ID ENEWs the tender of his professional services in
Z L the various branches pertaining TO the pEsTALAEr
10 the ladies and gentlemen Of East and West Baton
Rouge and the surrounding country.
As 10 his abilities, tie best credentials can be fur
nished if necessary; but TO those who have not etr-
ployed him, he would respectfully refer to his kind
patrons who have so iiberaly favored him during the
past year with their confidence. and for which he
would return his most sincere thanks, promising to
use every exertien to continue to merit the same.
All work performed scientifically and with the ut
most care, and also with the view TO durability, thus
rendering q prominent benefit to the patient. He Will
always De in his Office from s 4. NJ, until 5 P. NJ.
Office room oYegsJ. ". QafgJtas' shoe store Lafay-
cite Street. + aas. -E-
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JOSEPH HckTRICK
Architect and Builder.

r WOULD respectfully call the attention OF the pub
lie to my assortnnent for the new year. Having
made arrangements with ose of The best rnauGfIctn
ring estsb shments RI Cincinnati, ! am prepared 70
furnish A1H DOORS md sBIINnS, made Dfthn best 81
white pine lumber and Of superior workmanship, much
cheaper than can be male in til" South. Persons N
the country wishing To build will find 1t TO their ad-
vantage 10 consult with me before building.
II Orders from the country earnestly solicited.
~ EoEnfrv work Of all kinds punetIaly attended
80 in the most watkInanike manner
~ Plans and specifications for city ana county
houses. suburban Villas, &c.. giren in tie mos ap-
proved styles. 4teE "
KS- al kirfs Of job work attended to With neat
aess and dispatch, water ~eiste7as made of the best
material .4 .-"
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PUMPS!


DARKFR'SD DOUBLE ACTING FORCE and HITTING
PUMP. Patented February II, 1852. SE+ts
The subscribers HAVING PURCHASED TIE PATENT RIGHT
of the above superior Pump, for the parishes of East
and West Baton Rouge, East and West Feitciana and
Iberville, are nov prepared to furnish Them to order.
Pumps ef Va rious sizes adapted to Wells, tisterns,
Sugar Houses, a., always on hand: May he seen IN
oreration at tie s.. hies Il Messrs. Cline 4 CO., and z.
c, Hutchinson, and L the plantation of jordan Holt,
Esg. ~ Y9
2e'54. ". F. TpNNARb.
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Saturday, the 9th day Of March. 1856,
ETAT nE LA LOUISIANA.
PkHCISsE D'DJEST BaTGS ROUGE,

corR DC srxIEME DISTRICT JUbscIARE.
Dams IaHaire de Ia Succession de ZEoEIaf TrnEIEER
d&c6!ee. espouse lie ErGESE DAmRE. No. a+2.
w. YFRTC tune commission a nlgi ad,iresseee
II dams IaIaire cj-tesE1-r par la cour dn 6me
District pour Ia dite arotSse$ au date y I .lanvier, A.
D.. 1886, Il sera ofpst el veate rrhtiq1e au plus oIrant
ct dernier encherisseJr, SIR les lieux,
samedi, lie Sine Mars proclaim, 1866.
a II hours A u. toutes les pr0priftes ei-apres decrites
apartpnsnt a "a dite Succession, SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan denx arpens de face au beuye
Mississippi avec Ia profonfeug y-apprtenant borne EN-
haut par terres d'Ursin Irahan ct toFtiene Gonet en-
hos par celles de Camille Landry avec tons les hatisses
ct aGleliratious qui sy-troavent ct I'M lot lie mcuoieS.
Conditions lie la vente. les u~leuhies, payable lie Ire
AyriI. SO portant interet a raison 10 s pour cent par
an apres eeheance ~jasque'a palment. La terfes en-
troiS termes egaux du jour de sante, portani lntefet a
raison de pour cent par an apres ~ecleance Jnsdna
psiuaent final, avec borne surete ethypotheqae ct con
fession As jugement retena sur Ia ~propriete jusqa'a
payment plein.et final.
O.. B. Rouge, lie 2 Feyrier, 1886,
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.rcnS9N Il =.

- CHOPIN & co. respectfully in form their friend
and the public, that they have opened an AUG
51nS sToPE, at Baton Rouge On Church St. opPosit,
~ = , Maths store. where they Will sell goods of al
Finds and the latest fashions, such as SILKS, tnlhroi
ssr;ss Calicoes, ready made Clothing &c.
T4,ay viii sell at auction twice a week, that Ii OIL
MONDAYS and SATURDAY
sx-t,oois entrusted 10 their car" VIII be sol0 10 In
,as. advantage. Terms CASH,
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s0sEpH

4 Il IITE CT NJ BUIL X;
Y AN PREPARED to take contracts il my line All
work done with neatRess and despatch
a.3- All kinds OF johbing done at a short notice,
\. B.-Plans for Public and Private buildings, city
and country houses. cottages, suburban villas, &c:
given upon the most approved style.
So Shop Pea fiorida street, East ct Maine, IN the
in therear Of the Presbyterian Church .-
March G.. ~
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S Ell S.
STATE or LOUISIANA,
PARISH By EAST BATON ROUGE.

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT corkF.
In the matter of the succession of IsosAIIE PoLEau, decd.
wife of AuGusTs i~iEHERTs No. 537.
by VIRTUE Of a commission To me directed in the
- above entitled Succession, Of date the 29tiI day
Of January, A. d. 1856, from the sixth District Court
III and for said Parish and State, viii be Offered for sale
at public auction on the premises, on
Monday, the I0th day of March next, 1865.
al II O'Clock, a. NJ, al the hereinafter described prop,
eFty belonging to said succession, 10 wit:
\ certain tract of LAND. situated In this parish.
containing two afpents front mere Or less. with the
depth theItonto belonging Sb:t" cen parallel lines. and
bounded as follows IN tr0nt 9y lot Of Religatre IIcbert
and the Mississippi river, above by lunds of Michel He
bert and below By those of iasine flIiiher, with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Negro man John, aged 80 years, Marianne, negro
woman aged 20 years, and Amelia aged , years; 5 head
of cattle, ! LOT wood and lot of household and planta-
ton utensils. Terms of saie--cash for alt sums of
twenty dollars md under, and for all sums above that
amount payable list january 1857
The iana and slaves payable iii three equal install.
nients, To wit lst day Of January lS57-'53-f5s, ptfr,
ehaseTs to furnish their notes endorsed to the salts
faction Of the administrator, payable AT the Office of
the Reco rider Of this Parish, bearinZ interest at s per
cent per anHuni from due until paid with mortgage
until final payment.
n. W. POPE. Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, Feb. 2 sc.