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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-23
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KELLER. FARYSitFY & co.
ap3 lyd&w Ageut= for Evansville
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WABASH RIVER PACKET.

f.-<IS7I~aA- TIE rght dranght steamer
ssouchet, master, win run as q
regular packet hetween Evansville and the different
points t1s WABASH River, during the entire
For freight or passage apply on board. febl0 2
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The nun Of Keller, f.rpsley q ce.ty.s
the frrt of JaRrary, Isks, by desth 81 n. N
and suhseauenf iirniistion- Pes<ons fnde,s
6rra, either hy rotc accou ~, are requeytf
immediate pavmspt, - it v sSsciutely recs
me h,ssiness should be closed. The brsinc
continued a. the old stand ny the surviving
az the 6rr under styis and finn - Keller
vs. VII rssstvs ~ cssSs1s dye ths fn.
all demands. D. Q. kESIY1x
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FROM CINCINNATI
a CARp TO THE LADIES.

NyHIS great Turkish Periodical remedy for the
mediate removal of 0bstructions, Irregular ties
or Whites, &c., nc. I.yf4.ri af3i 9.
These Pills have never in single instance faled iS
producing the menses. Too much cannot be sa,d 10
that particular part of her peculiar organization: i de-
ranged. Sickness ut the stomach eadaches lapguos,
debility pain In the head side and hack, loss Of appe
tite costiveness, &C., some Of the SYMPTOMS whch
attend irregular mensruaton. As certain as time are
BE sure and get the genuine, which has signa.are
on each hox. These Pills may he hafi by aiire essI s
DR.. sannoy d Go. and inclosing u, 1.-The Pills will
be sent by return mail. -
NB.Ladies whose health viii not permit Of an
Crease of family. will find these Pills successful Pee
asales who are pregnant should not use these friis
iursy are sure to bring miscarriage though no in
se,stS S-ess, - DIR. SANrLoY 8. CO.,
| ----~ 80 q i.'h" Cincinnati, Ohio.
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INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.

INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.
~ Twenty per cent. will be deducted from the
credit price for cash.
Those who purchase on long credit give notes paya
ble in 3, 3, and years after date, and required
to improve one.tenth annually for fye years, 50 a %
have onchaK the hand under cultivation, at the end OF
that time. o lsu @t0uie % -
Competent surveyors tsii accompany those who
wish to examine these landb, free Of charge, and aid
them In making selections.
Ths lands remaining unsp,d are as rich and valuable
as those which have been disposed OF. io '-
eRCTI0NAL.. MAPS l. -
Will he sent tn any one who VIII enclose my cen's "a
poe are stanps, and books pamphlets, contsinfns
numerous instances q suoce'sal fmrs, ,senea , sy
neirhborhood Of the railroad hnds, hrou ghout the
Sate-aiso the co 2. fencine, ptce OF ctle
ef harvesting, threshpe. sG-~ any Gnss ss,, Siher
per.onaiy Or By iesa, IN Ens'sn rrsHfh g si'h
addressed to ~ VI Ca.
~ Once IL Illinois Central b. h 0eSsn Se,smdSx
Illinois. - -.,I
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RAILROADS, a. ss'
I.EvAssvlLLlRs LIZ . caAw;irvsRpsy: a; u nv u.
sl s9 ~
',I.a RAIE r o AD.sorq
SUMNER ARRANGnMENr.

rIHNa--ff sst-- Z.
Ry and sfser erTHrRspAY > July d, faes, Sed snsa
" further notice. the Mail Ps:sener ,;a w Lew
mes sf l3 10 M.and swtye = 1eueH1nne Eltt =.
Ccnnectin rWfh uains Tor Indianspplss Cincinnati,
and all points Ea also foF 6ans On the AheH sood
for Central Iilinois, Chicago ane the North -
Pseseosa. dine q fezss HsAse BAsyass cnseAsa -
1RsssrsiTARSSNsiiNacle.ve rsre Hssss Il q.
ter the arrival Of trains ipa the Hs.s Sn'
cenpes At SO P. ~. and aufye q s:3e
Passenger By this train aSTfve af Cincfnnea 1ySl
same evening, Cleveland n 500 next nocnnG tnseeeA
Of 2:Ntp. NJ aFhy former Advancement.
A. .MlxDD. Train hae. beeu uplared g. - soeoz -.
tween vincennes and Evansville; l0vinE fipcsmss
af 610xn--and arriving at EvnsyilIe 8 p;9 ~
Returning leaves Evansville at 40 =, 81 9tEyesn
Vincennss afe:is n-r eonn ertng With tie o. = -.
Road for cincinnsi and 81. Louissiias dsTer
0BsERvByo. ssasy.,e.
passep gers arrivins by this trsin have over fuo
In Evansville for nUsrH8se CrPrxASuno n-Sr-. -.
Freight ans North Of vincenpes, Will run - hin'
to-Leavine 7erfe Haute 6S6he eoufh u 4 nsretusn'
ing arrive at 7ere Haute q s2s q. g. s,- =.
Company Tsnsportssfou ence' hsad o. Ieesss sgsss
'csi TN cs,s run hy rndEAnspe,s Tines niantk a..
ter than Evansville time - ). .DAStHls.
,sr .....r 2 g. bsts6d ~ Gupef1otondenv.
- vincennes Gazette, Princeton CLARION, Spibyaa
Democsat, Nj Carmel Reeistes and sh- NefnSAAove'
cate take ont fbrmer adveTtisnent and copys my2s0
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LOUISVILLE AND EVANSVILLE REGU.
LAR Jacket.

n II THE we'll known and fast
"a j steamboat w. A. EAvES, Capt.
1z=nA11Duncnn. has re-entered the
trade for the season, and will continue to make regular
trips. The accommodations for passengers are OF a
superior order For freight passage apply on board
Leaves Louisville every Monday and THURSDAY at
every Tuesday and Friday at4 o'clock, p. m. p
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VOLUME X.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
,a.3 ilcl Fly. CARLILE. -
q Corner OF Main and Water Street,.
TEaArs OF suBsCRIPTIOy.

~ f .r-gf, TEAMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
- Daiiy Paper ....... ..................... s5 ~
.r'lF A. =" tNaedl... O0
Bv the week lpayable TO Carriers). ..... .. 10
Weekly Psper............ ............... 90
.Ht e 4 ~ CLUBS OF 10 or more 1 81
SIX Copes 10 N
"e''e OoPcs... 1s W
The privilege Of yearly alvrtisers Is limitei 10
all afversements for the benefit of other persons, as
Ees legal atvertsements and aiverf Of
tnn sales, and advertisements with the of other
persons sent in BY them, must be paid 70. at the usual
Noreport, resolutions or proceedings Of any COR
sporsaon ssiety OF pnhc meeting. and no
Somfn'fnicuon dssl0nef to call attenti, to mat
yer OF nitei or individual interest can be inserted,
less pait for Is an.alvertisemenf. TT J - =
SH No advertisement he inserted cr3tuitousy
orchwfsbic OF other societies. public Institutions
eis ~ Contracts for yearly advertising viii not he dis
continued unless or Ter to that effect k LETT az the
s1sodce, and When discontinued in less than the
price ~ the whole vesr will he charged = =.
IT Advertisements hereafter, VIII he published
of the orering, and delay
able for he legal poceeimgs, but coiiefabe at our
e @ usual time. ..L !.
~ n Our terms for Job Work and transient advertise
ments are CASH. ra - ~
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GREEN RIVER PACKET

n --CliIlk n THE steamer UNION, Capt.
3k-4fzsEta j Ruherts, having been just fin.
bished with all the latest i'm
provements Of go tons capacity, fast and very light
draught, will ply regularly in the above trade, for
which she vas built expressly, and solicts liberal
share Of public patronage. For freight passage ap-
ply on board. - \ = o. ff 10 n mh7
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L vi .HMNM l' E 49, N EH VII SID NL- M
A CERTAIN CURE FOR A FELoN.-We are sure
that all who have suffered from q genuine bone
fe!on will thank us for making public SO simple
and yet so %effectual q remedy as the following.
In thousands Of instances. weeks and months of
the most intense suffering have been endured.
allowing of neither rest by day nor sleep, by
night, and when o cure is at last effected the
finger or thumb is often deiormed for life. As
soon as il becomes apparent that u felon is ma
king its appearance, which is known by a CON
tinued soreness and pain proceeding from the
bone, and sometimes e%vincing but little change
for the worse for a weak or two, take q strong
cord Of any kind, and wrap it around the finger,
above the afflicted part, as tightly as can be
borne. Keep it in this condition until the pain
can be endured no longer. Now loose the cord,
and as soon as the pain caused by the cording
subsidies tighten it again. Continue this for
several days, or until the felon is completely
blackened and killed. We have known several
persons who had been afflicted with ielons 10
try this remedy with success in fact we have
never known it to fail. The cording stops the
circulation, and Thus the sore has nothing to.
feed CD, and soon dies of starvation. We have
faith in this remedy, even after the felon has
made considerable progress :-Exchange.
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VALUABLE UNIMPROVED LANDS
Y AT PRIVATE Satellite unde igned ,.at
offers at private sail on reasonable and com-xT&
modating terms, thu llowing described a acts~~
of Land:
l.. $40 acres lying Ell, of the Bayou Bee and ls
miles of the II lction of Bay = BGuf and
Crocodile, adj hing lands DR.. l.. Web
and Moore 81 'cott. ~
g.. 1886 acres on the ives, bank of Bayou BGuf, ad-
joining lands of :. Littell above ana C.L l..
Swayze below.
g.. 400 acres on the ives bank of Bayou Wake.
1. .442 acres on the east bank Of same, bounded on
the east blythe plantation of the undersigned.
g.. 724 acres bounded on the west by the plantation
of the undersigned on the south by q. r.
King, on the east by a. Wartelle, and on the
north by lands of b. r. CAN'T and others.
g.. 200 acres OH the Elm Bayou, near lands of Mr..
Foreman.
The new State road, as surveyed and partly com
pleted, runs through the center of the lands on and
east of the Wake, which are not surpassed by any
lands in the Parish for fertility of sol and timber,
having been selected especially by the proprietor,
after first seeing all the uncultivaLed lands Of the
Parish.
Apply to Jonathan Harris, Opelousas, TIC. Ander-
son, Washington, or the undersigned at his residence
on Dry Bayou. JAMES MOPf N.
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single occasion he was imporiuned into laying
his hand on a patient. "God give you better
health" he said, and more sense" The pa.
eats Of scrofulous children cried out against
this cruelty; bigots lifted up their hands and
eyes into horror at bis impiety !; Jacobi,es sar-
castically praised him for not presuming to ar
rogate to himself q power which belonged only
to legitimate sovereigns audeven some Wings
thought that he acted unwisely in treating with
such marked contempt o superstition which had
q strong hold on the vulgar mind but William
was not to be moved, aud was, accordingly, set
dowl by many High Churchmen as either On
infdel or q puritan.
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I :Y's HALL, Washington, St.

NJ Tot a4l7.N.H .FH-- .NtT
Thi4 ton, under the supervision Of Mrs
Principal, w be opened for the reception OF pupil,
the third Moi. .ay in October. 1856, Ell bracing a full
scientific course, viz: :,
Dietatier~ Eleeation, Asi.h% %e.i;., G s.n mar E;. Mod
Botany, Astronomy, the higher .%atheMatics, &c
Organic Chemistry, Physiology intellectual Pow
ers, Logic, Ethics, English Poet = and Polite Liter
ature. ~
The scholastic year is da ided into two sessions
twenty week. each. N5.3N 80.
English Course, per session .............s2 SO 0t
Board, per rlonth ......i ..............l5 ~ y.
Contingent VI
The Languages. Music, Painting in Oil, Lineal
Crayon and Moloehromatic Drawing, Fre,Ah Cray
ons, Silk and Chenille Blending. at the usual rates
Use of Sheet Music and Patterns, each, 81.
Use of Musical instrument, s.. :
The Institution, aside from board, furnishes bed
steads and mattresses. Boarders provide all othci
requisite APPENDICES. a l.s. .t
For the promotion of economy in dress, it is de
sirable the young ladies conform to an established
uniform, when time and circumstances admit.
r The School will he in no respect denominations
or sectarian. The mode of instruction is systematI
cal and strictly intellectual. The organization of al
the departments is upon principles deemed the
SIN est foundation for success. In the discharge o.
duties incident to the various departments, the best
talent will always be employed.
Patrons committing their daughters as wards te
our care are requested to specify the church they
wish them to he in attendance. Daughters OF INT
regular Clergy, tuition gratis.
No pupil received for less time than one session.
Tuition fee, se1ni-annually in advance.
The personal efforts Of the Principal will be given
to make ST. Mary's Hall all that can be desired us q
school of elevated literary character, whore young
ladies can, who wish, receive a finishing course.
REFERENCES.
Rt Rev Bishop 7 + Davis, So Ca; Bishop Green
jackson, Miss; Col z Hooker, Gallltin, Miss; {
Laurens C II, SOFA; Hon L Orr, Washington, D c
Hon W S Featherston, Houston, Miss; j II and S /
Willard, Troy Seminary, N Y.
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WONDERS OF the TEINenAPa.-When the
submarine telegraph is completcd, we shall see
the following results, growing out of the diff.
ference Of about four hours and three quarters
between London and NewYork time. The
Stock Exchange in. London will have closed
and the last quotations be known at NewY oarlk
BY the time business in Wall street has com
menced. An important speech, delivered ii.
English Parliament, will be reported in the
NewYork papers Of the same evening. A di-
vision on some great question may occur while
the inhabitants Of London are in their first sleesp.
but the instantaneous news will be circulated
in New York journal while life is flowing al
its full tide. in the Atlantic city. The agoodi
night 7 Of the NewY ork telegraph clerk, Is be
gees off duty at midnight will ind his European
colleagues ut work with the summer sun, already
an hour on. his journey to the West.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-State of Louisiana,
NJ District Court, Parish Of ST. Landry.-No. 1917.
Dulant u Horror VS.. Charles N. Ealer.i
BY virtue of Il writ of tieii sacias issued in the abave
entitled suit by the District Court in and for tile Pa
IRISH of st. Landry and State aforesaid, and to me
directed, l have taken into possession, and Will ex-
p'se ut public sale, for cash, t, the last and hie!,cst
bidder, ut the Court House in the Town Of Opelou-
sas, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of February, A.
d. 1856, commencing at the hour OF ii o'clock A.
N. and continuing from day to day, if necessary, i'll
the right, title and interest Of the said defendant,
Charles N. Ealer, in and to the following described
property, seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
One LOT OF GROUND, situated ut the corner OF
Main and Las Try streets, in Opelonsas, bounded on
the north by property now owned by DIR. Charles II.
Beauchamp, south by said Landry street, measuring
"a feet OH Main street aud l4S on Landry street; to-
getler with all and singular the Buildings and I'M
provements thereon erected.
Shelift's office, Opelousas, January 3, 1857.
l. ". CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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GOUTHERN "ARLOR MAGAZINE
~ AND LADIES' GooKANew Series
PROSPECTUS.
The arrangements for blending the Southern v
dies Book and the Southern Parlor Magazine being
now complete, .~ ~ o.
takes great pleasure in annolncin&to the ctize1sd
above Magazine will be ready for delivery, and w
mail, on or about the 10th day Of November hdnss
the December number of the Magazine; and ttxi!
therenfts, be published regularly onthe lob d'la
the proxlmate month. G a..x,g /.
There never has been o period in the hlstorJ!K
our country when there was SO stern 2 1eceseaF 10
the exercise Of the Southern mind, TOR the Scspes
good, as at the present moment, when every aktsas
Of enterprise and independence should b. brougath
c""rate for our beloved home. D,a.
Then, at this moment, there need be ID lsrgh,
ened appeal in behalf Of o Southern Literatule-7H
argument to induce the South to refuse such menu
pabulum as is furnished by the NorthTTno fx1oas
ton to inspire the true Southerner with beeesns
zeal in behalf of his household traditions Aneus
5sss s s"an Of h the beautiful savaan'' that cluster 's's'
Each number of the Magazine will contain ~
four pages of neat letter press, IN royal octave lefn,
on superb paper, one steel engraving, one ptes
original or popular. music, plates o. the tasn,as;
and other embellishments. There will also oe aaos
about sixteen pages, to be devoted to advesses. IN
Of suitable style for such . periodical. ala wv
thus form a most appropriate and profitable mea n
for the advertisement, Of articles q t.sss 'Aa'e
To the subscribers Of the Southern ladies' ~.
who have paid their subscription and have ~
ceived the numbers to which they are entlnea,n
respectfully announced that suitable decacuos =.
be made. .f an 49,
Subscription, So, payable in advance 81 ~ II
commission vii be allowed to P0stnesSena&~
ers acting as Agents. -ss
WIN. A. LEONARD 4 CO.. Proprietor.
rs Camp street. NeE9I1S
A8- Subscriptions for the above Magafiss
rarniyp6 nt fhiS ofEcN nj 70 f-.t NNt ltt4
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- = ASlt Nv ~ 4tS SAASt NAAoA " Nv
Landry, La. -
The exercises ofthis institution will on
Monday, January Z, 1856.
The academic; year, which is f~orty,four weeks in
length, is divided into three tt MS.
The. Spring term begins theA Monday M Janu-
airy, and ends the third Wednesday in April-at
which time will he held the annual examination.
The Summer term begins the fifth Monday in
April, and terminates the first Friday in August.
The Fall term commences the third Monday in
September, and closes on the fourth Wednesday in
December.
A commodious building has recently been erected;
and it is the intention of the Proprietor to establish
and maintain permanently a High School in which
boys and young men may obtain a thorough English
education, or he prepared for admission into College.
Girls are also received. The Principal gives his I'M
RENTING personal attention, and competent assist
ants will be provided as necessity may require. The
~strictest care is also directed to the moral culture of
the young, as well as to the formation of correct
manners and habits. tU. N (
Boarding can be obtained OF reasonable rates in
private families in the vicinity of the Academy. The
healthiness of the ineighborlood is equal to that of
almost any other in the State; and the advantage of
the location, derived from the moral influences of
the community and the absence Of places Of dissipa-
ton, is not to be lightly esteemed.
The requisite books and Stationery will be supplied
to the pupils, as NewOrleans prices.
A scholar will always he charged from the time of
entering until the close of the term; and, for the
purpose Of facilitating the management of classes, it
desirable that the student may as far as practica-
bic enter at the beginning of a term. q,
RATES OF TUITION PER TERN. r--
Primary Department :. Reading, Spelling,
Writing, Arithmetic and Geography ......sl0 90
academic Department. Reading, Dictation,
Definition, Geography, History, Grammar,
English Composition, Rhetoric, Arithmetic,
etc.. ......... Is 90
Classical Department. :. Latin, Greek or
Mathematieai DEPARTMENT.. Algebra, Geom.
etry, ETC, aud higher English Studies. 49,. 20 90
Big Cane, Jan. 8, 1856. j. /. FURMAN.
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EREsH DRUGS, PERFUMERY, ETC

A'lsJIDl1 I'M NS, | I1lH VI EN- L , ElC
P. LEONCE HEBRARD & co. =.
Have just received a large supply of Fresh
-0Drugs, Perfumery, etc. m
~ Among other articles, will be found aAfN
we'll selected stock of ~
a Stationery, Blank Books,
Fancy Note Paper and Envelopes, Porte-Monnaies,
French and American Perfumery,
Tooth, Nail, Hair anl Shaving Brushes;
French Brandy; London Porter;
Port and Madeira Wines;
Paints; Oils; Paint Brushes; varnishes;
Glasses of all kinds;
Syrup Pectoral Of Ducongf; Vermifuge;
lpecac Lozenges; Sugared Drops;
Prepared Charcoal; Digitaline in Pills;
Briant's Pectoral Syrups;
English Pen-Kniyes; Citron Preserves;
Cologne Water of Jean Marie Farina.
Gum Drops for Colds;
Toilet Soaps;
QUININE at reduced prices;
A general assortment of French, English and Amer
lean PATENT MEDICINES.
konsso, an infallible remedy for Tape worm;
Ether Pearls, for Headache and Sick Stomach;
Lavillc's Great Remedy and Pills.
CIGARS, Chewing 4 Smoking TOBACCO.
of superior quality.
Tooth FOrceps, Lancets, Sucking Bottles. etc.
IMFaH CO. The Ladies' attention is called to our
~ PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Opelousas, March l, 1856.
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nPELoUsAs FEMALE ACADEMY.

nPELOUSAS FEMALE ACADEMY.
~ Mrs. HOY, assisted by an able corps of teach.
ers, will m her acadcmical year on the I'D
of September, and she will be prepared to give in
struction in all the Useful and branches
taught in Girls Schools. To insure facility in the
use of the French Language. it will be made, SO far
as possible, the language of the family.
The School Year is divided into two sessions of
twenty-one weeks each. TIE, rs per sion are
Tuition in Primary Departme-...... $50 90
Z" Advanced .............25 90
instruction on the Piano 80 90
Singing and Solfage 90
Drawing 100000. on
Painting 90
Embroideryin Silk, Chenille, Worsted, etc 10 90
Boarding, Washing, Fuel, etc. .......-......60 90
Payment is required quarterly, aud in advance.
The English Department will be entirely under
the care Of Miss Augusta Wheeler; the other depart
ments, will receive the united services of Mrs. Hoy,
Miss Hoy, Nine de st. Ange and Mrs. Walkley.>
Singing and Solfege will be taught exclusively by
Mrs. Walkey, who is much better teacher Of vocal
music than can generally be found either North or
South, she has studied under the best masters both
in Europe and America. She has been Al pupil of
the celebrated Theodore Eisfcld of NewYork.
N. B.-No extra charges for French and no Incl
dental expenses for sickness, unless in cases where y
hired nurse would be required. No such has occurred
since the opening of the School, March 1855.
Considering the Fare in most Boarding Schools
too poor for health and the highest moral improve
ment, especial attention is given to it.
Opel0usas, August 80, 1856.
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GHERTFF'S SALE.-State of Louisiana
~ District Court, Parish Of Ranides.-Nn a4N2 :

GHERIFF'S SALE.-State of Louisiana,
NJ District Court, Parish of Rapides.--No. 3402.-
Joseph Moreau vs.. Archbold Gordy.
By virtue Of a writ of feri facIas, issued in the
above entitled suit by the District Court in and for
the Parish of Rapides and Stale aforesaid, and to
me directed, l will expose at pubic sale, for cash, ut
the Court. house of this Parish, on SATURDAY, the
It'll day of February, A. D. 1857, commencing at the
hour OF IL A: NJ. and continuing from day to day. if
necessary, all the right, title, interest and demand of
the said defendant, Archbold Gordy, in and to
the following property, seized to satisfy said writ, to
wit:
A certain TRACT OF LAND, lying and situated
on the Bayou Rouge Bluff, in the Parish of st. Lam
dry, containing l2O superficial arpents, more or less,
together with all the Buildings and improvements
thereon good Cotton Gin).
Most Of said Land is cleared-bounded north by
land of Lawless, south by land of Darby, cast by
public lands, and west by lands of Mrs. Wright.
Sheriff's Office, Opel0usas, Jan. 3. 1857.
l.. v. CHACHEEE, Sheriff.