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g ~. DENOUN has for sale GUO hnanel-
-. led Crates, Tenders and Summer Pieces, en-
bracing Square Topped, Circle and Eeptic Patterns
These CRATES are OF my own manufacture, and shall
be sold ut the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country promptly attended to- The Virginia Me.
nrea,iam. to SAM D. pssoos for the best spsci
insns OF Crates and Tenders. Also for sale large
stock OF Bells. Brass Brick toulds &C. Apply at my
tween 9Th snd 9th, wes. side Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

MIR. LEFEBvRE, SCHOOL, Richmond,
lyl VA.-The next session of this Institution will
open the LIST day Of October, 1856, and close on
the first day of Jnly, 1857.
TERMs-Board $500; Washing $40; English TUT
ton $40; Modern Languages, each 500 Latin $50;
Music on Piano, Harp Guitar $50; Drawn ing $40;
Drawing from nature $40 Painting water eolors $40;
in oil $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years Of age $50
ReFERENsEs--.Patrons of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev Bishop Johns Right Rey
Bishop Cobbs of Alabama, Rev. Moses D. Hoge, d.
FAcuLTY.---Hubert P. Lefebvre, A. M, Principal;
Rev. q. S. Keppler, Rev; w: E. Webb, AM; 2. Lit
A. Calys, c. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon, Mrs. Taylor.
Madame Estvan. MILE Lacy, Miss E. Bartlett, Milo
Villemet, French Governess, etc, etc.
All letters to be directed to
iy Am HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE.
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NkUUND A :. HiEXICAN ANO.-
N The subscribers have in and will continue
receive supp los of ground A. A. Mexican Guano con-
tanning 51 per cert. of bone phosphate of lime. The
value of this Duane a fertilizer Is greatly in
creased by being ground fine. And tits recommended
to farmers for mixing with Peruvian Guane. The
Peruvian and Mexican shond be mixsd half and half
The nnosr experienced chemists in the country pro-
nolnce ts nazture the best and cheapest manure for
the wheat csop. Z. Fl. SKINKER & CO.,
an 20 No 50 Cary street
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NLASSICAL AND MATHENATICAL
- SCHOOL-Ry ROGER MARTIN.

y oCfUUL-by HUUEh M ANtIN .
This School opens the LIST of October In the new
building on the corner of Clay snd 9th streets.
TERMS: Payable semi-annusly in advance)
ematics Observation-Disclosures. $50
JUNIOR CLAss-The RudInents of the Classics,
with the higher English Brsnches.........
PRIMARY DEPARTMEkT-Spelling Reading,
Writing, Grammar, Geography, Arlthme-
tic NC, &C.. Observation-Disclosures. SO
Mr.. Martin can be found st his fathers rooms u.
B. Marti,'s) from to o'clock.
Modern Languages and Dmwing will be taught by
competent Professors.
EY- This School will be permanent one.
seS-lm ROGER MARTIN.
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MIGHT CLASS IN A NCIkNT Ian.
IN GUAGES AND MATHEMATICS-Agra graduate
an aster of Arts of the University OF virginia who
has had several years experience in teaching wishes
to form small class for instruction In the above
branches between the hours OF and III, NJ
This may afford to young men engaged throu gheut
the day an opportunity of maturing their early stu
diss 90 IS to render their efforts at selfimprove-
ment much moro easy and satisfactory, and taoir
nrorress in literature and the sciences moro agree
able, sure and rapid.
For further information, inquire at this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

Mk. ID. TURNERss SkLECT CLAseI.
IN CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST.
HETWEEN 5sD AND 4rR.-Ths 18th Academic
iear OF this School will commence on MONDAY
the 18th OF September. and class the 18th July =
Clasaes will be formed to meet the wnnss OF pupll,
q every state OF their study Of the Ancient and Mod.
srn languages the Mathematics and Eusiish
8. sQUlkE5s SELECT CT15sTG1T.
A<s AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner 81 Nais M
lst streets Aishmond -Iha loth session Win sona-
Psor. JOGEPH MlChARD, fssshes II nsden
: !0Hn.A. cALyo, Tesshsr II Dnwias.
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SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.-.The
- 3 Exercises OF Mrs WEBS School, corner Of
6Tosd and z4th streets, will be resumed on WE'D
NESDAY, the Let OF October next
Terms &C., made known ON application.
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HEREBY APPOINT and constiruse
i John a. FOSTER my Agent to transact hrlsi-
ness for me- excssysly Ter CASH. in the city Of Rich
Richmond, Aug sd 1855 a IS Int
BROWN Jr., sfocK 1reIer. E-- =.
moved he ofhee 70 No tSl fzimmermeas % ecrI q
DINE APPLE CHEKsE.-.I0 6eTe-- &
- nss quality, for sale By =
SO BUXTON L oREENHow
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IIDUcAT1oN.

N1Iss TAZEyEELL,s SCHOOL, Grace
yl sTasEr, BETwEsn IRA AsB sTHs-Ths sixth
session of this School will commence Oh the hfst Day
cf October, and close the frss day Of July.
Miss TAZEWELL will be assisted By . gentleman
whose sttsinmssts sad experiences render him com
siderable acquisition to Che School Any other desr
ed Information will be csmmunieated through cireu-
lara which can be obtained On application.
Terms, psysbis sami.annualy in advance:
FOR wv "
Hishsr Epsiish Branches. 20 90
Primary do do - ................s... 20 90
Ancient and Modern Languaeea each. ...... 20 90
Music and Drawins Professors fees.
! an SLIM eHA
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CODA WATER In PORCELAIN F0UN.
~ TAINS-Our Soda Water IL now in full opera
tion and will at all times furnish this delicious
and wholesome beverage in the greatest perfection
with all the delicious Fruit and Cream Syrups, man.
ufaotured by ourselves from the real ripe fruits Our
Apparatus il of the most recent coBst uction, the
EoIntSins being lined with the finest WHITE POR-
CELAIN, and ths cooling arrangement, such az to
insure its being at all times Icy cool and pure.
Saratoga and Blue Lick Sulphur Water kept con-
stantly cool on the Ice during the warm weather.
MEADE l. BAKER, Phermaceutists
1856, N. w. Corner of Main and 10th streets.
iy 23---Sm
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E0UsHEE ST. GRAMMAR sCHOOL--
Il BY VIM. A. RENNlE.-The next session win
begin 18th September 1885, and end 18th July ensu-
ing. Terms reasonable.
Until the 18th inst the undersigned can be at
his rooms on Foushee street, between Broad and
Grace, in the building formerly occupied by Messrs
betwee the hours of ~ and IL A. M when he will
be happy to give any information that may be de-
sired.
seS-lm+ VIM A. RENNIE.
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MRS. &, MISS ADA b. MINOR y
lvl SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES, RICH
MOND.-The second session of this institution will
commence On the LIST day Of October next for one
continued session, to LIST July, 1857.
In the organization of this school, Its Principals and
accomplished Assistant, unite, with the fruit of their
own experience the light and counsel of others emf
nent in the profession and they intend it to afford the
means, not only of thorough course of substantial
instruction, but also of all the accomplishments
cessary to finished female education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant in the selection Of her fellow laborers
nor in their other provisions have the subscribers
spared anything that may mako their institution
worthy of the patronage of the community. Atten-
ton will be paid to the manners and morals of the
young ladies at all times, and deep interest taken in
their advancement.
MUSIC both vocal and instrumental, will be taught
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furnished in the family. -f=
Terms: Board $500; English tuition, SO; Prima.
~ department, $50; Modern languages, EACH 500
Latin, $50; Music on Piano, $50; Harp, $40; Guitar,
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40
REFERENCES: Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Rev Jno
P. MCGUIRE Rev. J. Peterkin, Va; Oliver White,
Esq, Fleetwood Academy, Va; c. 3 Gibson, M. D.,
J. Bolton, M. D., A, Peticoas, M. D., g. A. Wilson,
M. D., DR.. r. g. Cabell, and Col. 8. H. Parker Rich
mond; Hon. r. M. +. Hunter, Hon. J. ID. Clayton. u.
8. s.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas
Esqs., State Senate; o. n. Smith, Esq, Lunenburg
county; Thomas Field, M. D., Mecklenburg county.
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
jy 24-Sm MISS A. B. MINOR.
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TSHE MISSES BDCKIUs will reopen
i their School, at the house of MIR. Richard Fox
on 9Th street. between Grace and Franklin, the lst ct
October next. e ucrz
TERMS OF ADMISSION FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS
Small Children ~
More advanced classes. ~ w
Music on Piano. ." ~
Do Guitar. ...........s.....''....'.. oo w
gu 30--dt1O
DICHlIOND FEMALE INsTlTUTE.-
II The exercises of the Institute will be resumed on
the first MONDAY in October. ~ $40
TERMS PER SESSION:
washing. ~ w
Tuition In Collegiate Department. ~ %
Tuition in Preparatory Department. ........ ~ %
Ancient or Modern Languages, each....... 70 %
Music on flano " on w
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session, 1857 has encouraged the Trustees to
provide still increased facilities and the arrangements
for instruction will be the same elevated and libe-
raj scale as the spacious and convenient accommoda
tons No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor u by
their attendance.
For catalogues or further informstien address
B. MANLY, JR,
jy 2s-d3m Richmond, Va.
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- FOX kENT..A Dwelling House a,
III this corner of Cary and Foushee streets. Five
- rooms with fire places in them, besides the k,ch,
en- and outhouses for servants. A email sarden III.
house 10 conveniently arranged and in good oderis
now occupied by the owner who intends to 20 10 N.
country. The premises may be seen by any person
desiring to rent. Possession given immediately. For
terms apply to THOS. J. EVANS.
4-ta -
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HXMPT0N MALE AND FEMALE AGA

JOHN B. CARY, A. n, Principal
The next Session Of this School will commencs on
the first MONDAY in October ssd continue ten
months. The subiects taught are Ancient and Mo-
dern Languages, Mathematics, the elements OF fhy.
steal Science, Military Tactics, Music, Drawing and
Painting. s.a 8< M
+ 81 - TERMS: ~ =
BOARD including washing, fuel and lishts. %
Tuition according to Advancement from $50 TO 80 10
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting,
Address the Principal, Hampton, Va.
lGntrn
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- FOR RENT-lIARLBORO. former,
I'll ly WALL STREET HOTLL.-This property
A:A Is situated on 18th, between Main and franklia
streets, has been recently enlarged and undergone
thorough repair. 1t can accommodate comfortably
from fifty to sixty dodgers There Is large bar room
about thirty BY forty feet psrlor rs BY 80 feet
dining room so by 40 feet, spacious kitchen with
large bake oven and extensive cooking ranges all 70.
Gently built; comfortable servantJ rooms convent.
ences for coal and wood, il well supplied with wstc,
in the Kitchen, bar room and on the aofond hoOs
gas has besn introduced into tho house. d thsrs b
every convenience necessary for sucd an ersblish-
meut. -
Possession given Immediately.
For terms apply to FENDALL GRIFFIN.
IA SD--.tf
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- FOR RENTING house, third door
ri from the corner of 9th and franklin streets, re.
- Gently occupied by VIM. n. Grant, ESQ. IL con.
tains 10 fine rooms, Kitchen with rooms, city wa.
ter and gas the premises in perfect order and Dos.
session given Immediately. Apply to VIM H. Grant,
Esq., or to the undersigned.
au TITS L. F. RAGLAND & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

- FOX HENT-A very Desirable brjcE
:5 house, situated on the corner Of Franklin ana
Rsx Mayor streets, recently occupied by M NJ
Lee Esq. The house contains good rooms, with
kitchen contsining rooms, and other conyeni.n..a
suitable for large family, water and gas fixtures =,
the pre- nnises This property being located smo. in
the heart OF the city, makes it convenient placs If
affairs Rent $50 per annum, payable ou.,tsrlv
Possession given Immediately il desired Ami -
4-6t ED. D. EACHO Pesrl stres,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

M U l. d. NC y DRESSED AND UN.
lVl DRESSED LUMB ER-Belvidsre Planning Mills
9th street, south of the Basin, in OF the Pc.
tersburg Depot-Plauing, of all kinda of lumber,
Tongung and Growing done in the best manner -
Dressed Flooring. 81 T. aud A inch thick; Shelly
ing, Partition and Car stuff on hand and for sale
Also Frame Timber, Oak Fencing and building ma
teriats generally.
Builders Mouldinsa sixty different patterns, al.
ways on hand.
ee 8 SIN r. G. RORJNSON
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- FOR RENT OR LEASE.-At the OBJ
LEE ton of the tenant, the tenement mo. ~ on
- franklin street, recently occupid BY Mr.. John
market and is considered one of the bsst locations IN
the city for grocery dry goods store Possession
given at one days notice. Apply to BAKER L
PLEAsANTs, or to
p. H. AYLETT, Trustee,
an 23-ts Law Office, lis Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

MISSES ikINts'S sCHOOL-Corncr OF
lsl Broad and MAYO streets THE ninth session of
this School will commence on MONDAY, the 29th of
September, and close the 18th of July
The Misses KING will be assisted by gentleman
of skill and experience.
TERMS: +rs
Payable semi-annually in advance i
For Board. S150 IN
xikhoi IAkHSu d aaencss 40 90
Urinary 40 DO from..........$ SO to so 90
ancient ana Modern Languages.............. 20 90
Music and Drawing, Professors fees
o. 5w &
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTES.
- The seventh session of the Southern Female In
stitute viii commence ON the first Monday in October
next.
The Boarding Department il under the charge of
D. Lee Powell, Esq.
u.s. TERMS:
French, Italian, German, Spanish, each.
Latin ss.s.s.slo
Drawing from $50 tc $50.
Music at Professors prices.
Preparatory Department.
Washing and Lights extra.
d LEE POWELL,
RoB'T ]. MORRISON, Principals.
address, Richmond, Va. ~ 2l-ts
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.--The subscriber
- returns his sincere thanks to his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
Teacher, since his return to the city, and begs
leave inform them that the duties Of his School
will be resumed on MONDAY, 18th day of August,
Sd street. between Clay and Leigh. With an ex-
perience of thirty years Teacher he feels conf
dent of pleasing those that may feel disposed to pa
tronze him. : -es
Terms made known on application.
EXPERIMENTATION. Dr. Howell Rev. Jas B. Tay-
lor, Messrs. j. & George Gibson P. J. Archer, ESQ.,
John Pearce A. Richards, Esq, and numerous others
of his patrons if necessary. 80
an II-dlm A. @. SAUNDERS
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"A GREAT ATTRACTION

NEW WASHING MACHINE The SUBJ
scnbens beg leave to inform the citizens of Rich
mond city, Henrico, Hanover, Louisa, Goochland
right to manufacture and sell the Floating Balls or
Knuckle WASHING MACHINE, patented by c.
Hollingsworth in 1852, and ready to furnish
families, Hotels, Boarding Houses etc on moderate
terms
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing, are requested to
call and witness the operation OF this Machine, at
VIM. H. w oodwards, on 9th and Franklin Streets or
r. B. Wosdward's, on Main and 9th streets, where
orders will be Punctually filed.
au 28-1m'
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" az; a5ney a FrGuiar reccInr r
nshtfai fasi a. ~! ~ SokEths former L.
80 ssenoaies ssbstuts for sptSr.sis.s .ssisnf
csss ,.rs. $3.50 - hssttns farnases xppiy s IL
sosssf 81 suIsssx3 - sutn sssst and Bsds bal. 81
JNo. ]. WEk1H 49,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-26

Is the Prince Of Algisrs Heir to the French
Empire'-This is question started by the
New York Post, which states that the three
most considerable Of the continental powers Of
Europe. exclusive of France sometime since
settled that question for themselves. They
determined, four years ago, that no male deeen-
dent of Louis Napoleon should be regarded as
the heir-apparent of his crown The empire
according to this arrangement, was 10 be Louis
Napoleon's only for life; when he died Russia
Aastria and Prussia pledged their word to each
other "to restore the legitimate heir Of the
throne" and to recognize no other. The post
however, is of opinion that Louis Napoleon
will undoubtedly exert himself to have these
pledges cancelled, now that peace is about 10
be proclaimed.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-26

u The Hon. ]. P. Benjamin, Senator from
Louisiana, delivered lecture at Petersburg,
Virginia, on Saturday night Last, The InteHi,
gencer of that city thus speaks of it:
"The subject was one which possessed the
attraction of novelty, and ELECTED an instruc-
tive narrative, to which the audience listened
with the most fixed attention. Law as practi-
ced in Rome in the days of Cicero, and Horten.
thus, and later, in the third century, in the days
ofPapinianand UIpian, together with the modes
of proceeding in Roman tribunals, with the
personal bearing, conduct and habits, and last
though not least, fees of Roman lawyers
gave the materials for narrative VIII ch made
an hour pass with no tagging pace, and made
the audience regret that, after most ehaste
and beautiful enlogy on that great and good
man, John Marshall, the lecturer bowed himself
to his seat"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-26

TLager beer has been adopted by the up
per ten of New York, and bids fair to sur
persede all other fashionable beverages. The
New York Mirror says that between The first
and second acts of "Don Giovanni" at the
Academy Of Music the other night no less than
three hundred and sixty glasses of lager beer
were drunk in the saloon. Itgoes on to eon>
graduate the public upon its growing taste for
beverage which, it seems to think, is very
wholesome, and is destined to "drive rot-gut,
rum, camphene brandy, and yitriolic liquors
generally, out of the market"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-26
PLAQUEMINE, PARISH OF IBERVILLE, La APRIL &C. 1856
Selected for the Sentinel.


Mr.. Editor;-I find the following verses in
an old english Law Journal, which may afford
amusement to some of your readers:
Say Mary canst thou sympathize
With one whose heart is bleeding,
CompeI'd to wake from Loves young dream"
And take to Special Pleading.
For since lost my suit to YOU,
care not now fraction
About these tiresome Sltits of LGw,
These senseless forms Of action.
But in my lonely chambers oft,
When clients leave me leisure,
In musing DER departed joys,
find mournfuI pleasure.
How well know the fatal spot where frat
saw that form ETHEREAL;
But oh n transitory things,
The Uenue's not material.
And reading Achbod's Practice. now,
/ scarce believe It's true
That could set my heart upon
An Arch bold girl like you.
But then that bright blue eye sent forth
A most unerrng dart
Which ike Special CGp;aS, made
A prisoner of my heart.
And in the weakness of my soul,
Que fatal long vacation
gave pledge to prosecute,
And filed declaration.
At first your taking lime TO plead.
Gave hope for my felicity;
The doubtful negative you spoks,
Seemed bad for its duPlicity.
And then that blush so clearly aeem'd
TO pardon my transgression,
thought was about to snap
A Judgment By confession
But soon learned (most fatal truth y
How rashIy had counted;
For Non Assumpsit 1oGs the plead
To which it all amounted.
Deeeitful maid. another swain
Was then beloved by thee;'
The preference you gave to him
Was fraudulent to me.
All! when we love $50 Shakespeare says,)
Bad luck is sure to have US;
The course Of true love never ran
Without some special traverse.
Say what ifnducemsnt could you have
TO act so base part?
Without this, that you smiled on me
Ineer had lost my heart.
NV rival was doomed to see
A husbands rights assert;
And now It's wrong to think of you
For you're tsne couert.
When late | saw your son and heir
Twas wormwood for lover, ...
But then the plea gt infancy
My heart could not get over
kissed the little brat, and said
"Much happiness wish you,"
But oh! felt he was to me
An inmate. ial issue!
Mary, ad;eu! I'll mourn no more
Nor pen pathetic dtties;
My pleading was of no avail,
And SO I'll stick TO Chity's.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-26

Sharps's Rjfes.--It is stated that Sharpe's
rifles sell in Kansas for mere trife. Some
keen Yankees there the Dayton Empire informs
US, have been buying them up, almost from
the first month Of their introduction, shipping
them East, and re-selling them to the humbug-
ged, to be sent back as 'aid to Kansas" It is
supposed that large number of these famous
weapons have been paid for by the Beechers
and Others half dozen times over.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-26

The Mammoth Steamsr.-The Portland
State Of Maine learns that the work is rapidly
progressing upon the mammoth steamer which
is building in England for the Eastern Steam
Navigation Company The cost Of the vessel
is estimmated at one million sterling, and the
mere cost of launching her at $4,000. This
is to be done by excavating the ground be-
meath her, and letting her drop into the water
as she lies.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-26
SHERIFF. SALES.
GIxTH DISTRICT COURT, Perish Of
- LsrpiIle, Slate Of Louisiana,
LAUVE g. MCCALL
RTLS & MARIONNEAUX

KILLS. 4 MARlONNEAUX.
By virtue of writ of Fl. Fa. to me directed
from the honorable the aforesaid court in the
above entitled and numbered cause, have seized
and will offer at public sale to the highest and
last bidder on
SATURDAY, Sd DAY OF MAY
next, 1855, at ii o'clock A NJ, at the Court House
of the parish of Ibervie, the following described
and rnortgaged property, to witt
1st A certain Plantation cultivated asa Sugar
Plantation, situated in the parish Of Iberville on
the right bank of the river Mississippi, at about
forty arpents from the margin of said river, mea-
suring FIVE and half arpents front by forty ar
pents in depth, between parallel lines, bounded in
front by the back lines of the trout concession of
forty arpents from the river, belonging heretofore
to the estate of Charles N. Brusle, decd, below
by land of said Ris g. Marionneaux, and in the
rear by land heretofore belonging to the estate Of
Charles N. Brus6, together with all the build
ings and improvements theTeunto belonging.
I'd. Another Tract Of Land situated in said pa
Tish Of Iberville, on the right bank of the river
Mississippi, at about forty arpents from the mar
gin Of the river, and in the rear of the land here
tofore belonging to Jean Bite. Riis, measuring two
arpents and quarter front more or less by forty
arpents in depth more or less, the side lines run
ming parallel bonded in front by the middle Of
Bayou Adolphe, below by land belonging 10 the
heirs Of Andrew Hynes and above by the plan
tation first described and mortgaged
3d. Another tract Of Land situated in the said
parish of Iberville, on the right bank of the riv
er Mississippi, containing twenty superficial ar
penis more or less, bounded as follows in front by
the back line of the second CONCESSION of the
plantation belonging 10 the heirs of Andrew
Hynes, above by part Of the land secondly de-
scT1beG and morigaged below by land belonging
to the heirs Of Andrew Hynes, and in the rear by
land belonging heretofore TO fae estate of Chas.
N. Brns6, said tract measuring nine arpents and
two-thirds more or less, fronting towards the ri-
yer, with a depth of two arpents, more or less,
and the lower side line diverging and the back
line measuring eleven arpents more or less
Terms cash.
JOS. II. ERWIN; Sheriff.