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HARlsrED.

On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. ssIrH rsrs Lieut. FRANK
i WHEATON,, LIST RI gnent cavalry, TO Miss MARIA MASON
i dousher Of Cot sAsrsL CooPsa, u. .. army
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THE INAUGURATION or THE PREaDENr
fleet.
rHs ospt-s or PROCESSION.
A,s. Marshal. = E-sesI' w. hickey cr me : e ne.
m, on a ss van s,.,s. s e.
'I' ~a ga,ss.ls oa ,hsI s. , and y re aam
r. oaa sS sl q a..ss' u me- senate
The Jackson Democratic Association.
Tas JaS,eisy
ro, me G ,;,a.,,.,,.
The Corps Diro@atqus- -
ne%'si' s'sS'' meanssm u he eaSisse :
aud coyeaos 9, ss..s. ssa Issnss and mem
osssrs Amy Nayy, Marine Gers saa sass =,
once" and e' Of me ssvos, ss,,od Z, me
obes poies and military ss.oss.ss pi.ase ana "'sn
Professors. seboomas,sr student. WITHIN sAs pi'e ofoo
lumbia, eii1ens q the Distriei, anso
osnIIsd Soas. o s % s.sS S%
he :, ,ss ss,s, e sT" ave
s sss se Composed and ss
on ,se I"s,as o. ns s mo ane IN double aas The
hight composed miay s.n street where ina,
stated Wit ss .t, Observed bodies they eos
upon the srcvad under dnse"ns which w be s"s" " WIG oP'
o'clock q. m. rs .ns G ,ss s
that part o. the 40 s s rs X. s soa%a wiz
halt nw.d and on ne svrsses ps rs
dealt viii pssT 49, s% Mn s 81 escorted n srsssr
The ho,e % h q. c.pe ,n.es. and
be inirodsed cmss devices w pe pE"
ea yb S nsss o. he coama abreast the en-
c 60 ss her .s 81 ~ se pa ~nol
die wall receive lie counn under orders w
.s 4. h s so s nDs' n rasn and W
pass through .iaee where Tho seaais s'mA''e wiz ''
the president fut ee, .Da have ,.,s nd n
auesraiion according *ins care v %
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The Burdel{ Murder,

NEw YoRK, Feb 9.-Miss Ellen Cunningham was again
examined Sunday and her testimony corroborated her
sisters concerning her mothers marriage with Burde
Levi S. Chahed testified to having drawn the papers for
Mrs. Cunningham against Burde for breach Of promise
SANDER that he after wards drew order for the discontinue
the suit and that subsequently, about three weeks
be informed by Mrs Cunninghams attorney that she
minated that she would have revival Of those suits
SiIas c. Herring testified to supplying key Bur-
des safe also, that the key found in Mrs. Cunningham,
possession the original missing key. nsa t
The inquest adjourned till this Monday morning.
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LATER FROM tbs Carr OF Coop HoPE--Tbc Bostcn
Post OF Saturday says:
By the Sprngbok we hare files of Cape Town rapers
from G. s Holmes 10 December Is.
The Mail OF November ID says by The ST. Helena
papers learn that the mission Of Captain Sampson by
The immigration committee has caused considerable
prise and some discomfort ia that island.
The stories about the Katrs killing their cattle and
refusing TO plough their ground are eouradicted.
Madame Ida Pfeitier the celebrated traveller, bad
rred again in Cape Town, from Holland and proceeded
thence 70 Madagascar via Msurtius the 2otn Novem
Der.
Governor Grey distributed the prizes The 18th De-
cember at the annual examination Of the South African
College The students delivered orations in Epgish and
Latin
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o + FIG A l..
DrrAKTNsST oT srsrE,
Washington, February 9th, ls57.


Washington, February OH, Is57.
Information received this department United
States Valencia, Thomas Trsnor Spanish
grain
the importation of Of duty
and port dues, be extended ~ June
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rETirIoSs, ere.

BY Mr.. RUFFiN, Of North Carolina The memorial Of
Thomas s. Howard of Amos ade and 50 Others masters
and of vessels, &c., Of aewbarne North Carolina
memoriazng against dscontiauanee of the lights of
Ocracoke and Beacon Island light house.
BY Mr. LETCHEE: The petition Of citizens OF Rocking
ham, Augusta and Bath eounties Virginia, for the esb
shment mail from harrisonburg in Rockingham
county to the Alum Springs in Bath county Also for the
establishment OF mairon;e from Woodstock In Shenan-
BY MI. fiORENCE: The memorial Of merchants and
Others residing Philadelphia no take the liberty respect
condition prospects Of African trade ard to suggest
which will increase the commerce OF the United
States with that rich and fertile country.
lions OF people, possessed OF materials tor aiage trade
Great Britain France and even Germany have been CLEAN
plentiful harvess vi the entire trade Of Africa which
lie believed to represent annually hundred millions
dollars Britain enjoys from the IFe Coast alone full
twenty five millions of dollars while the American interest
from the entire continent is only alitte over three millions
The memorialists know Of no good why African
trade with the United States should be small 1t Isl
pared with that OF the European named with
what it appears probable that might be when remem
Der how Africa is country, and that
manufacturers and merchants cover market.
1t is submitted that the following will promote
Of Africa and the time and with bat gh additional
outlay eectua suppress all remaining slave trade
The mcmoraists are satisfied that pans adopted
and vigorously. supported BY the United States as they have
legitimate peaceful, and valuable commerce, and speedily
lead to the civilization of the immense continent OF Africa
increase the einCiencF OF the
country by substituting two small steamers in
stead Of the number OF sailing vessels and to provide
branch of their duties the occasional passage of of
such steamers the navgabe rivers give encouragement
and protection 20 lawful traders.
ID The admission free OF duty of all commodities Of African
growth and production directly entering American ports
The importance OF This request enhanced by the fact that
such these articles needed cannot be raised in
the United States that they strictly aw materials,
and are used nsesera branches Of Anerean industry and
manufactures.
ID. The establishment or employ ment Of line of steam
propeers TO the coast OF Africa, cot to exceed
thousand tons burden each to the mails and such
sengers and freight may offer, depart monthly from
such port ports OF this country Congress may direct
sndo touch going and returning at the prominent stopping
PAGES the African seaboard south the equator
Referred TO the Committee Commerce.
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WhNTED.Pesons desiring give private dinner rites can
be supplied with Grsieia French cook % fs his
vices application GATHERS RESTAURANT
Dee e-2zw3noif 952 Penn av, between l9Ih and 18th.
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tire Third and Indiana containing
about 6 ,oC0 feet, or less
Also, ~ BY - three
cold furnace, &c; stable
This foreign
minister member u the cabinet eeullrman DESTROYS
obtniniug a fine
Apply 10 samuel Fov street 427 between oh and I'm
streets, Fart, The banking house Of sws.ny Ruen
house, Falt, n Co. Fcb lo--eo7w
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Ptrrsnuad Feb e.yavigation is fairly open. There
II feet inches in the channel and the river is at
stand The weather is clear and cold Isl .a.e#
I1u.yuIE Feb 9There six feet Of water the falls
Ice is still running. Navigation is fully open. Thermom-
eter 81 degrees
wHsEnSe, Feb. THE weather is clear and warm.
River 10 feet and inches and rising and is full Of ice from
the Allegheny rsr. Navigation ha. been resumed and
business become brisk.
The steamer Chicago has been sunk at Captn ew miles
below Wheeling: She very badly broken and sup
posed will be total loss She loaded for this port aud
was valued at S2 0GO which there an insurance OF
Ga goo hole was in the hull of the Areols at the
wheepg wharf the damage done not serious The
Princeton sunk at Wclsve but will probably be raised
with considerable loss. large number of COAL lumber and
other boats between Pittsburg and Wheeling, have been
carried of.
PIrrspuRS Feb THE river here ia open, with over 10
feet in the channel business already active and
nuub.r of coal boats have taken their departure.
CrvclsxATI Feb. There rain of consequence
last night but the weather is still cloudy and warm, with
high wind The river is rising slowly with ii feet in the
channel The steamer A. W. Quarter, which sunk by
the ice SCI and insured for Sl2 00o the Clip
also sunk valued at 000 insurance. Several
other boats sunk including the Thomas Shriver, val
ued a, $1,000 no insurance the Yorktown valued sII
oD no Insurance and the Duneb valued at SIS 00o
insurance.
CLsvELASp, Feb. THE ice gorged in the Cuyahosa
river and much damage done the warehouses BY be-
ing overlooked .......H."sH %. 5.-
WHEELING Feb THE Ohio river is falling here and we
also dings that it is falling Cincinnati and Loais
vile ard nearly clear of ice The canal Louisville
filed with boats which have sought protection from the
and wind. This prevents boats from passing down.
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THE BENKFrT roSGHrOur citizens should bearin mind
that the benefit for the sufferers by the National Theatre fire
takes place this evening at Odd Fellows Hail. let there
be an eYerAowipg house,
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Grand Inauguration Ball for the Bennett 81 the
Poor OF Washington City.
oN TURsbAY EvENINo, WHICH ), IsJl.

TO 81 GiDES BY THE TWELFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC
ASSOCIATION or PHILADELPHIA,
e.. xuI.u
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Fresket 10 The SehuylkM.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S.-There has been very heavy
freshct the Schuylkl river. The Norstown railroad
track covered six feet The occupants Of the mills along
the moving their goods and machinery from the
lower rooms and much dsmsge is anticipated The ice has
moved at Manayunk but it is still tight opposite the city,
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-The ice in the Schuylki broke
up last night There eleven feet Of Paramount
dam Most of the wharves overlooked and considerable
qualities OF COAL wood and lumber have been carried or
few left the wharves BY the subsidng
of the waters, and carried off down The
damage is not serious anticipated. ....na
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CHRONIQUES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de la Belle Ga
bele sur IA vile, la ct les salons de Paris sous Henri
Nv. ! vol. qusro. 62li s.
Cardinal Dubois ia Vc Ia conr ct les saons
de Paris, a Resence. vol. quartz. 81 crnts.
Memories du Madame Du BARR Ia vie "a ct lee salons de
PARIS, Louis Nv. I vol. qunto. 81 25.
Marechai Due Reelieu Ia vie Ia les
gallons de Paris, sovs Louis Nv. val qiarin 81 Is.
Choniques pets appartsmtnts
Paris Louis XIV La Rseence Louis XIV c, Louis
NVI. 1 vol. quarto. 81 -.
Eseh nnn,eousy by rouquii LANCE
Janet, others
JUL imported from Paris by FRAECK TAYLOR.
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Hon. s. s. Cox Of Ohio, (membcr Of Congress elec) is
expected to be in this city and lecture before the Young
Mems Christian Association some time during the presen,
month.
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An EvExT AARKKDTbe first marriage Of Hin
doo widow that eccnrrsd in Calcutta took place
The highest respeciabilily and this will prove marked
event in the history Of Iiindostan
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LseAt TExDEn.-A writer in the New York Times fur
nshes the following satemen; derived from the law regu
lating the payment Of debts with coin
!. AAgold coins at their respective vaues for debts OF
any amount
!? The half-dcllar quar- er-doar dime and hslfdime
their respective values for debs OF amounts under ave
dollars.
J. Thrseceut pisces for debts OF amounts under thirty
cents; and
BY the law just passed may add one-cent pieces
Tor debts Of amounts under ten cents.
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National Inauguration BAH
Cor4n,tfec farifaficH-
Hon. J. q. Thompson, MAI Mm;W' n"sr'"'
u. H. J.Hcvn,
CLANCY Joue. w. Mahon,
a. 4 p.atlner A BIS toushton,
I,o n Pneips chas. w. Welsh.
The 10 inauguration Ball requested
Stationery VIM T. Bsyy, No 9sr Fem
avenue Of residence Of the sdies o their
,u,,,ies c,r whom desired, them
through he Major Niism w. Bussef chairman Of
m,y fcobd rbe = Mr. Ba,ly.
W.T. w. RUSSELL,
Ian 2o--atf :
NUARDIAs DhPOsarOHr. "A depository has been opened
III rrlief OF the
desitue app N. merphsrs " he koccy
pry.faSy sdeuts Hlso
Of street efgpr, add
mposi,ioas of the for rtRt ~
Rivsu shat
sddousi fpnerirs Through
which naturally follows a tscion nro-'',pp
all ~ fpican snowu,
inquiry win be mad. Of ric persots wen tsqusip,rd
go H.B. NoRTHRor,
Finsnein AseHi
TIE sesey Tuesday evenings s'eloet frerds
o The iavied,
Jan - d1m
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\ ng- soldiers Of he voiution and Of the War Il
and OF who 10 take part IN e
oachng President elect Of the United STATES
on the noSi will please report AZ the CITY a On ma
~, :, q n "a ~ .. WM r. YOUNG
Feb lid Marshal oil iae Sco'e's W 'ne w" +" ici-'.
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Price OF admission 81 so and o..
The sale nf Monday, February 9th,
Mctzer1it's and Davis's Music Stores.
Doors open IN commence at O'Clock.
Feb 7--dt2ib ++'.s .r
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-05

lence OF even perform the solo, and all
nature TO break forth in full chorus. No!
As was remarked in the former article,
every one has it within their power to at.
tain some degree Of proficiency in the sci-
ence, and here, we are alike called on to
contribute our mite to the promoting Of a
cause, the rewards of which are us am
pie as the demands made upon us.
Who among us would be found want.
ing, or not having their talent improved,
if called to reckoning And what would
be the excuse 1t could not be any other
than negligence. Look well before you
leap. RINOLA.
PLATEAU HOUSE,, Jan. 23d, 1857.
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Tootle g. Jackson.

FORWARDING & COMMISSION MER-
IL CHANTS, Council Bluffs city, Iowa.
Having a Large and commodious Warehouse
on the Lcyee at the Council Bluffs landing,
are now prepared TO receive and store, all
kinds Of merchandise and produce, will receive
and pay charges on all kinds Of freigths SO
that Steam Boats will not be detained as they
have been heretofore, In getting some one Ia
receive freight, when the consignees are absent,
R~IrERGNcEs: LiVermoore 4 Cooley, s.. C,
Da,is & Co. and Humphrey, Putt 4 Tory, st,
Louis, Mo. ; Tootle & Fafrleigh, ST. Joseph,
Mo. ]. 5. Cheneworth & Co, Cincinnati Ohiol
w. I, Coulbongh, Burlington, Iowa. Lift
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that they may make you and your works
rebound to their glory and rcnown for
ever and forever, and SO guido your de-
alterations as to promote the general veal,
welfare, tranquility, serenity, peace and
prosperity Of our infant Territory, is your
anxious Executives anxious and %solicitu.
dinous aspiration and desire.
STERLING MORTON,
SQuatter Governor.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS ADVERTISEMENTS
Greene, Weare & Benton.

ANKERS, DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
- and Land Agents, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Notes and Bills collected and RENTED to any
part of the United States. Money received on
deposit, and interest allowed. Eastern or
Southern Drafts furnished in sums to suit pur-
chasers. Land ofice funds paid for Currency
or bills of Exchange. Loans effected on good
security. Taxes paid, titles examined, and
Real Estate bought and sold on Commission
Lands entered for settlers and time given for
payment. Office opposite the Pacific House,
in west lower room Of Land Office.
~REFERENcEs; +. S. Jesup & Co.; w. j..
Barney & CO., Bankers, Dubuque, Iowa Cook
& Sargent, Bankers, Davenport, Iowa Gull
berton * Reno, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa ;
Peoples Bank, New York City; Ketehem,
Rogers & Bennett, Bankers, New York City ;
Seikon, Withers & Co, Washington, ID. c. ;
Hon. Chas, Mason, Com. Of Patents, Wash
ington, ID. c.; Hon. A. C.. Dodge, s. u. s.
Burlington, Iowa Hon. G. w. Jones, s. u.
s Dubuque, Iowa Hon. Joseph Williams,
Chief Justice, Muscatine, Iowa.
Council Bluffs, Oct. %, 1850 lit
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ANDREW J. PoPPLEToN. WILLIAM N. ByERs.
Poppleton e. Byers.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, AND GENE
IA RAJ LAND AGENTS, Omaha city,
Nebraska. Land Warrants bought and sold.
Land Entered on Time. Special attention
given to the selection and entry of Lands for
Settlers, and all others desiring choice loca-
tons. Land Claims, Town lots and all kinds
OF Real Estate, bought and sold and invest
ments made for Distant Dealers.
CB1 A Competent Surveyor and Draughts-
man always in readiness to survey lands, find
and select Lands and Town lots, and draft
City Plats 1-tf
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esH~ The House of Representatives
have passed bills appropriating $4,000
for a Penitentiary in Nebraska, and es-
tablishing three additional land districts
in this Territory.
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GOVERNORS ANNUAL MESSAGE
DELIVERED TO THE
THIRD HOUSE Or THE

Territory of Nebraska, Jan. o, 1857.
FELLow--SQuATrERs OF TnE THIRD
Huusr:
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JOB WORK.

eF' We would respectfully request our
Correspondents to hand in their communica
tons on, or before, Tuesday morning. Neg
lect to do so may cause their postponement
till the following week.
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CHARLES ID. GREEN AND RICHARD
KlMBALL, Having purchased this we'll known
and popular Saloon, in Omaha city, would
respectfully inform the public, that they are
now prepared TO furnish their customers, at
all hours, with HOT MEALS, OYSTERS,
SARDINES, PIGS FEET, PIcKLED
TONGUE, GAME, and other
Comprising all the Delicacies of the season.
Come We that hunger and thirst-Come to
the APEX and ye shall be filled.
LIT GREEN & KIMBALL.
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ROBINSON HOUSE.

THE undersigned having recently taken
Il ami rehtted the above welkknown and
popular Public ~lioase, ne trusts BY the strict
studious attention to the wants of his guests,
10 merit a liberal share Of public favor, conf.
dence aud patronage. Ills table win be
spread with the best the market affords. and
no pains will be spared to make his gaests
sgreesbiy al hOme and comfortable.
G. a. ROBINSON.
Council Bluffs, toNa, nov l3-tf.
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LOST.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

ON the corner of Nineteenth Avenue and
~ First street, OCCUPIED by DR.. Rice.)
The above House will be sold low, II i'm
mediate application is made to Messrs s atom
& Rowles, Main street. no Off.
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FRANK l.. kEMP. WILLIAM FRoDsHAM,
New York
GUN AND JEwELRY STORE

KEMP & FRoDSHAM,
nEALERS in Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
- Musical Instruments, Rifles, Shot Guns,
and Pistols.
CLOCKS.
Thirty honr and eight day clocks OF the two
best manufactures in the Union steamboat
and Office spring clocks.
GUNS.
Single and double shot Guns, from FIVE to
fifty dollars; Rides, of our own make also,
Eastern make; Pistols Of all kinds; pistol
TASKS, shot bags, Yadding and wad cutters
and numerous other articles suitable for the
Western trade, which neither time nor spae,
will allow 10 enumerate.
fy~ All of the above articles sold on th'
most reasonable terms, Repairing done t
order al short notice. no OFT.
OMAuA Cry, n. 4.
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W. IL. STARK.
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DIED.

At the residence of his father, Wayland,
Michigan, January 18th, Mr.. GEORGE PAR
SONS, formerly Of this place, Aged "a years,
4 months and 10 days.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-24
THE MARSHALL. DEMOCRAT.
n BLIsHED EvEav THURSDAY MORNING, BY
MCDONALD & BROTHER

II E I'M s:
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03

me S"'e n Louis;am 7ih District Court No.
Parish Of Eaa Eliciana 2l3e.
The State of Louisiana vs. &. 4. Dunn Admir-. ct. al.
DY VIRTUE ola writ Of lcri facias to mo directed
ID in the above entitled suit by Honorable Court
aforesaid. have seized and will offer for sale ut the
door Of the Court House in said parish on
The First Saturday of January, 1856,
at II o'clock 4. NJ, all the rights title interest and
claims Of the defendant Fleming 7. Duggins, in and
the following described property to-wt:
certain tract Of land situated lying aud being in
the parish and State aforesaid on the waters of
the Comte River containing abont eighty acres,
bounded on the North by Dr.. Duggns, South by
II tract of land belonging to the Heirs Of Dickey,
deceased. East BY Mrs Dutarts, and S W. Rowlcy.
West by DR.. Duggins and the licirs Of W. j. Boat
ncr, II being the same tract of land acquired by
said Duggins al Probate Sale in the matter of
the succession Of John Bell. deceased. made by
Geo. e. Comstock. Deputy Sheriff ut the Court
House il said parish on the 9Th day of November.
1852. together with all the improvements thereon.
and all the rents and revenues arising thcrctrom
TERMS or SALE.
credit of twelve months. Purchaser will be re-
qurcd TO give bond with approved personal security.
dee l3. 1856 B NJ. G. BROWN. Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
CLINTON, LA SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3, 1857.
LEGAL SALES.
SHERIFFS SALE.

THE STATE or LOUISIANA, Parish of East Fclicana
Worms, Meyer Co.
Isl Justice J. d. Gayc's Court, I'd
Sarah Sims. Ward.
Jacob Woll,
VS.. lj2 Justice j. D. Gayc's Court, 2d Ward.
Sarah Sims.
DI virtue of writ of f. "a. to me. directed
ID in each of the above entitled suits, have
seized and will offer for sale at the door of the Court
House in said Parish, on The
First Saturday in January, u. d., 1851,
at II o'clock, a. m. all The right. title interest and
claim of the defendant, in and 10 the following pro
pery given up by her TO satisfy plaintiffs demands
and costs. to wit -
Three hundred (3OO) acres Of Land more less. and
all the improvements thereon. bounded as fol-
lows: north by land Of W. A. Lune: east. by
land Of orTh,mas Dixon south and west, by land
of Josiah knighton.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash with the benefit Of appraiscment
nov. 20 1856 B. Vi. G.. BROWN. sheriff