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Coach Making, offers to those In this seesioS Who
ssan.I such - Bassi.s. y s Rochswsg Ss
&C. All work warranted made OF Rsod and durAtie
as invited eesson: e s,,. .ss1F N.
msnts will be offered to their a both = y
Ess Ises so1a and guarantee Of the fthfI
&C lily Wall. ct. near g: OhaElss aos..:
DIssOLUTIONe, &c. ssea' =
TO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-A6s-,
~ ~ TIN aENTRY. sucssssors to JOHN A La
constantly GO Sn On hand large supply cf 1L0ug.&
cali is@ their friends "a and the pubic & rsspsss
nssi Hsss'' cash price. ll:1.s ri. s, c9ss 9s Gtrs md
WIN J aESTkT.
Richmond. Oct. aist, 1883. -.
bli.hnsn. 70 Mss.rs AJsTiN 4 GENTRY. most
respectfully tender my sincere thanks TO my freneB
s..ss:s a:ss .s ssss e: !
,ps:k for my oSs & shs n
Richmead. Oct. sist. 1858. 80. os15-ln
DIsBOLUTiON.-The firm Of Baldwin,
- Cardwell 4 Co. ie hereby dissolved By nutual:
Of HORACE l. KENT. to whom We have transisr:
sssss:
Quired. BALDWIN, 80
4 }pI!f 4 sSL6wfiS.w y 6SwAfiSpwsII.
November II. 1858. nols-In &
(yO-PARTNERHHIP N NOTICE-Ths
~ subscribers beg leaye to inform the citizens Of
Richmond and the public generally, that they hare
sss akasFa RA + Fl Fl S
work that e q them line
the most work manlke manner. and on reasoneb!e
ss1 oss ss ss% "a: &
Armory. sAML 3kknN.
Richmond. ynly lst. 1853. g s-lme
CH0CK0E MILL. % 8, !. - 2 q
~ RICHMOND GROUND PLAsTnR.
grinding Plaster located the Dock. at the mouth
Of shockoe creek. with enlarged and complete ma
Or s1s1a shss may Il nss
Hs 70 now preCarsd to supply ordsTs Tor aPuRng
j e
Ss:.. slsss3 sssss::. rs: !. S: : .s
faters himself that his long sxperisncs in ehis b.
sinsss. with the close sttt nfion and stsdy siyesI
sdisininr % states WITH shis W v.ina5is srssss i IL
and richest state and at sasisfsessry psics
ished reputation q hi: brand for Suii1f AND sics-
sHss, he respectfully solicits ordsrs. :. .sts"
nols-,lstA ~ No ii Pearl street. Z
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, Ao.-yAE.
ing Store has Just received from England. thsbs
'.nef bousik 8 hi e. AND s'sisk 'ssikSLs & sARsEt sus
P6WDEK FLAsKs, yikp IA6s. 0InzkIhds
sIss fRss ans .s.!n.ns y dcLrs o..bss
Hyk sH09TEEs o s3d !, csss. s:,.. Pissoss SyHIs
N w.s .aS oSs a.Soas svss
examine s1 NY ssosf ssiors pureSssine = - sn ssss
my lias. TO bs tound in any house IN the ssAts, ~.
CHOICE WINES AND LIQUOR6 =
- CASH PRIoE9.-Pars OLD Rye end Rourbern
Whsksy 50 cts TO q y per gaasa; DO DO Wins And
seosR sDa ilh e
Rum. Holland Gin. &c. By The sost|s e ssSss.as 4
bc,s sss Family erssssss sssssls Sas Z: :ss,. .s
MEDlCINAL PURR COD lV1R or,
" kEADs ! sAKss. chsaislu. a
nom Corner aoov. the ssi = ~ ! foss d..
GA sAG Gg MEAT CUTTDRe AND
'''s - cHgacH Z 1Lnnlxa,
T,O ARRIVE per schr HaxalI. rom n.
Yorsms ss ds. sss. Ss.sss Scassas;s nSss
Rice . aaintals codhsh; H boxes coaesssbetaf
'0i no % IS wM WALlAcn soas.
MEDICAL CARD.-DR. fLUfH. ny,
~. n d:: E sss:ults: fs,iss sssas:ss;sls s:s = =
d .his s0rs ps:f Assss., A!es1f. 3 C ~
sso@ssiy 81 sssssSsd 70. "a .eaisisssssss
any aires uen. I'm. .... .A,,A he~es heIow frin.
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fcoRBRsP ESCE.
IN .IsHEs X McGEW p


DE. JANIS MCCAW, Professor
Of Chemistry Of Medical College Of Virginia -Dosr
Sir: W. would feel obliged If you would obtain from
DR.. VIM &. Anderson the pill be mas in mis- posses
sion, (Which is part Uf the Same medicine taken by
the Iatc Mr.. Wooiy,) ami aualyse the same for rs,
giving u written statement uf its contents.
Respectfully, WAklSG PEARCE.
kckuand Oct Z2d, 1858.
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TYPHOID FEvER.-Typhoid fever prevails in and
near Tayiorsviils, Tenn. SO far 1t has been very
fatal. The Abingdon Democrat is Informed BY .
phy sician, who has had experience of several
years in treating the disease, that those families
who uss molasses daily are rarely attacked with
the fever.
AoouiTTRp.-Cel. Hinnant Faulk, charged with
the murder of negro. belonging TO Alvin Lewis,
was tried at Fayetteville, n. C., on Wednesday
last and acquitted.
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laE PARKE PoiSDExTER,

HIChMUNU VA,
viii practice In the city of Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield. Powhstsn and Amelis.
H. Offcs in Lisle's Building corner of Main and
I4th trests 25-12m
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THOMAS ia I,nIcE g. C

Eay- EXHIBITION WEIKi
kAGNIPICRN DISPLAY!
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messrs. WARisG Il PEARcE-Gent lemeu: / have
carefully anal SEQ the plI, given me by Dr. " h.
Anderson. and nd that il contains small portion
Of caiomel. but mainiy consists of the suphate OF
cuiniue The presence of these two substances was
distinctly proved by d variety of tests. / have
doubt that the pill composed entirely CT these
medicinal agents
Very respectfully, j B hcCAw-
r-I
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/ Il L DISPATCH,
TUESDAY MORNING ...~..-NovsMnrR = ,.s
A PARALLEL DErwErr sac
LEON Ill AND OCTAVlUs AuGus.

FROM ne "Bssmer HandefsJ,att,, Bremen r.,,,-
mfrc,ai Gaset'e) translated for ne DspAres -,
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Was SHE DEAg Or WAS SHE CHEAP.-Ths Troy,
New York, Budget tells of man named PetsI
Nelson, resident Of that city, who. two or three
days ago. sold his unfaithful wife to her paramour
whose Dame is Scudder, for $17 and sewing ma.
chine, valued at $40. All parties we're satisfied
with the "turn of affairs" until Tuesdsy night.
when Scudder claimed exclusive right to Nelson .
premises. The latter replied that he sold bis wife
without incumbrance. and then kicked them both
out Of doors. The kicking brought the transac.
lion to the attention of the csurt.
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CON vs. Corros.-There was = decreassin the tax.
able property Of San Francisco for tho present
fiscal year Of $4,5o0,o0o Iu Texas In the last
two years the increase OF taxable property has
been $50, ,000, 600.
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TIE RAILROAD RoBBEaY.-The rebbsrs Of the safe
of the Wabash Valley Railroad At Fort Wayne
were men named Rivers aud Chriss. The for mer
was q blacksmith, and worked in shop where
the safe was once repaired, and where he no doubt
took impressions of the lock. Eighteen thousand
dollars has been recovered.
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- CI0ARG,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAY AND MANU- AOTuED TOBACCO.
n iarxe and wejl selected stock,
WH0LkSALk AND KgTAIL
JOHN BOUCHER,
l4th stE. st
s5as bstwesn Main and Rrapktin sta.
hB-oi0ARs msds b edy ssys 70 sfdss.
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THH HOMICIDE ny 4 PoIcxMaN.-Policemau
Cairnes, Who, 10 the city Of New York, shot Hol-
lis. bis prisouer, who had beaten him and wss
running away, hes been released from arrest
The Grand jury igDorsd the blu against him for
ranslauehier on the groupd that shs homicide
xas justiAabls.
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ELoPExESr OF F.MIY.--Last week the wifs OF
Mr. John Crosby, citizen OF Springs Station,
Woodford county, Ohio, eioped with a young man
named d. Bush, during the temporary abssnee Of
her husband, carrying off her four children, TIVE
boys and two girls, the oldest four years Of age,
and the youngest only three weeks.
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SALT LAKE CELEBRIrIEs.-The st. Louis Democrat
in announcing the arrival Of the celebrities res-
cued from Utah, in charge of Judge Eckles, de-
ssrbes them. 1t says: "
The Judge has with him female P Utah Indian,
about elevs years OF age, named Mary Tecumt f.ts
whom he succeeded in rescuing some time ago FIR
Il bsnd of starving Utes who were about TO kill the
girl for the purpose OF regaiing themselves oa her
flesh. She is black-hail ed, fat and clumsy speci-
men o. the feminine gender. Miss Henrietta Poly
dore is in her twelfth year having been eight years
vid y hen abducted from her parents in q ouceeter
england. she s arosy Chet ked. fair-haired child.
1t is supps sed that the footsteps OF the party
follow ed Tor many miles b. band of Dantes from
when an attack. with the purpose Of rescuing the
young girl. was dreaded. che was very n uch dis
pleased at being taken away. but will doubtless be
glad when once under the roof of her parents.
She il under the immediate care of her aunt, Mrs.
Richards. Miss Elizabeth Cotton. author OF let or
in regard to Mormon life, which WAS sxtensivel,
printed some time ago, was also on board the NJ
ton. She is young aud beautifal-just such one az
would b. likely to bs pestered Immediately on her
arrvs 10 the City of the Saints. by the tender at
tentions q score or TIVE Of ies gallant poly gamous
gentry She went to the salt Lake City from Leeds
Ehg s,.d. and is returning to that country
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A VITALITY SfATE-Thsre ars said to be 81 ,00e,
600 worth Of hogs in Ohio; $5,000o00 worth d
sheep; t21 .o00o 600 worth Of caets $4S5,00 worth
q mules and asses and 7S0, 600 horses, worth 4lS
coo CO., The total annual vaius Of iss agricaitura
products reaches SIS, 100000.
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CHOCKOE MILL. 7 = p :

GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, Ao.-JA6.
" WALSH. at his old established Gun and Sport
ing Store. has inst received from England. tAss~
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREk auN&
together with . fus assortment Of SHOT 0D4HG,s
POWDER FLAeK6, BIkDa BAGS, 0l41AklNas
RODS, NIPPLE WRENCHEe, 4c. 80
ALSO. 9 ane assortment q C0LTe CeieD.sss6
KNIVES. DIRKs; Gold and silver Headsd WALK,
ING LANES, with and without swords.
examine my stock before purchaeinR, - an cocA-
dent can exhibit the best Aseorffnent Of ooodo In
my liAe. to be toand in any house in the etats. -.
&C 25-lm - -
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ACCEPTS The. CALI-sey. ]. G. Lord, D. D, Of
Buffalo, N. Y. has accepted an Invitation 10 occu
py the pulpit Of the first Presbyterian Church oi
Mobile, made vacant BY the death of Rev. Dr.
Vaudeville.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DoU IF You HAVE A Couen,

~ LIZ yoU HAVE A CouGu,
TAKE uAMpToN's TINCTURR.
you A tfsi tTsskk nAMproS,s TrNcruaE.
:, TAKE hAMproN's TINcruRg.
u = ''a nave S'0sssisis FAKE nAsproNs rrNcruaE.
n you nave fan u ks r. h4arroNs IAN r1ScrunE.
" ''' ''e ~ "rsisss TAKE aAxproN's rrNcruRE.
=" 'o1 nave ns'srsisik FAKE uAMproN's TINorunE.
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
10 most highly esteemed Ike thousands of our bcs.
known citizens. feels il duty to bear testimony of
The wonderiui curative power Of HAMPTON'S
TiNCTuRE Why let your friends snffer and die
without giving IL trialf Call and get pamphlet,
and see testimony.
BALTIMORE, SEPT. q, 1855.
Attsfs lhsrtlaer 4 Hoscbfap Gentlemen: have
been scme time afflicted with Asthma. accompa-
MED with shortnrss q breath, with many symptoms
Ss 81 0 s & Fl Tn
TuRE. from having used the same, induced me to
procure bottle OF the Tincture. and by the of
more OF it, and by taking i've six bottles vas
restored to u usual health and viii say 90 al por,
Geaiemen-~You are at liberty TO use my name
Tor the benefit of the afflicted;
q. West corner of Liberty and Clay SITS,
baltimore. Md.
ssid by PURCELL. LADD q co. Richmond: by
DIR COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
in PeteTsbure by MtRTiMEh NOW BRAY !,
Baltimore. and by Druggists aud shopkeepers
ea- 81 per bottle, six bottles for S.
no l-dkwts
S-FREsH LEsCHBs.--I have Just re-
oeived, BY Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEkCHES. which viii be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P. .s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be founa at all hours the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and q;
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hin.
my 2S-ts r. q. HOBSQN'
A6S- EASE, GRACR, BEAUTY AND Cor
RrcrSrss are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS and
AMBRo1YPEs executed at the large Photograph and
Fine Art Galleries of HfSNIS, 1877 Main street, op-
posite the Postoice. and Sycamore street, Peters.
burg, Va.
Ease and grace In position. beauty in finish. and
correctness In portraiture.
Those who wish to obtain something really fine in
the way Of a Likeness either in Ambtotype or Pho
togTaph, plan IN India ink water colors oil coiors,
Pastie, of any Bxa to she size OF lite are re-
spectfully soliei I'D TO visit his Galleries and exam
inc his various sty les Of Portraitures
Ga aieries AWAY open and free to visitors whether
theydesire work executed Or not. se3
lg HoRsos's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAMe9oING SALooy, under the American no-
el-entrancs on Ilth street
N.R.-Hot. Cold and Shower BATHS can he bad at
all hours. single Bath 25 cents, tickets fer
dollar. JeS
EA- Barns BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Jold and Shower Baths can be had daily ut all
hours at the American Fl air Cutting, Shaving, and
Shampooing Saloon under the American Hotel
Entrance on llth street.
M> PkREE PoiSDExTER,
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"Soy OF Gus."-To be called son of gun 10
compliment, az no gun is good for anything
that does not descend in . straight line from .
good stock.
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TRIAL FOR SLAVE S1EAIING.-TEe trial of John ]
sinpkins, mate of the schooner Kesiah, for steal.
ing FIVE slaves, f,r which Baysst the captain is now
serving long term in the penitsntiary, took
place in Petersburg Va, on Saturday, aud result
ed in his acquis:al. The Express says that the
defence:
Succeeded in showing that the prisoner. being
simply an mployee, on his first voyage, amenabis
to all the requirements OF seafaI ing life coHtd not
avert the accident OF his association with Baylss;
and rs the evidence proved that he was away from
his vessel at the time when the Ave slaves were
taken ON board. and by inviting acquaintance ON
board after the slaves had been received by the
sn farther sustaining his ignorance of the fact /,
was Mt that he did not pai ticpate in the
Nothing in his previous subfs duent conduet ap-
paared to The contrary His association with the prin-
cipai in the crime hen merely sustained suspicion
upon which il was inpeas, bic to convict him. The
Jury retired about six o'clock in the evening, aud
returned after half hour with . verdict Of mot
guilty. to each of the Eve Indictments. which con-
srituted q whole in the trial. each being vir
tuaiiy the same the other He was then 3.
charged. He received his aeauittal with confused
sltisfn ctiop, Consequent npon the long suspense
under which he hak labored. - rreeeted by br.sth.
lessness and pall0r. and succeeded BY bushes and
indications Of extreme nervousness. The mt NH ers
of the jury. we understand, presented him imme-
diately afier tn their fses Of service which were
received by the unfortunate with expressions OF gra
t1Ifa
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COUNTERFEIT FOREIGN NoTEs.-Witbin q lew dsys
past, an sxtentive forgery Of Austrian Bank
notes has been discovered in New York city
About six months ego, Gustavus speyer, banker,
was called upon by . man who desired 20 sell him
some Austrian Bank notes or bills. The stranger
produced the bills, and Mr. Spsyer, consideripe
them genuine, purchased about 81 500 worth Of
the money, which was in one hundred gaider
notes on the National Bank Of Austria. They
were few days since returned 40 forgsriss. On
making inquiries, the police ascertained that some
5000 or $4,000 of the spurious money had bees
sold to brokers in Wall street and the vicinity
The Investigations have led to the arrest Of John
keagle, q Hungarian, Henry Robner German
and John Slnr n vis
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f1L-iBesrRRs OR Nor.-The Washington eorrse.
pondsnt OF the New York Herald, noticing III.
approaching departure Of walker's Nicaragua ex.
pedision from Mobile, says:
The chief persons engaged in the movement with
walker are Hon. Pierre scule. Of New Orleans;
Hon. W. Yancy aud Major Julins Hesse. of a.
bama Captain Fayssoux, who commanded The
schooner Granada, with two guns, and blew up the
Costa Rican brig Once de AbriI, with ten runr:
Coi hudier, one OF the original fortyAve no land
ed in Nicaragua; Major Robert Ellis, of Washing.
ton city, one of the Lopez expedition; Col. Ander.
son, who captured Castillo in Walkers second
expedition: Col Henry aud Col. Swingle, both well
known in the history Of the Nicaragua fiIibustsrs
ism; Lieut.. Maury, Lieut. Ray, and a few Others
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~ subscribers beg leave to inform tho citizens Of
Richmond and the public generally, that they have
entered into copartnership under the style Of
the GRANITE BUslN&eS, in all Of ~ branches;
and that they are now prepared 70 execute any
work that may be offered TO them ip, their line In
the most WORK man.like manner. and on reasonable
terms. One Of them can always be found ~ thelr
yard, 9th street, south side Of the canal nsar the
Armory. SAM'L 0kE1N,
OLIVER DAVIS. 81
Richmond July lst 1883. = 0e B-lme
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nSFRrsH Lnsouss.-I have lust re.

oeived, by Adams Express, a fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHEs, which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms
P.B-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day at the
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and as
night on eth street. French Garden Hill.
my 2S-ts r. g. HOBSQN'
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Richmond. Oct. 9ist, 1855.

Having disposed of my 0rAnary and leod Hntar
blishment TO Messrs AUSTIN = GENTRY, most
respectfully tender my sincere thank6 70 my frends
and customers for the liberal patronage they have
bestowed upon me, and would take occasion 70 b.
speak for my successors continuance Of their h.
JOHN a LAOx.
Richmead, Oct. 2ist. 1858. eFgs o s33--i1 q
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III HnD6. Choice Bacon Sides. for sale
NJ by MASSIE 4 PLEAeANTe,
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7opErOusAs PARISH oI>sT LANDRY, Q.ouisana gath
(sTffgF9sa Sat.$
THE EchEGI1c COIL EgE Or MEDICINE.
.s..nr.i1 Cincinnati. %.

YHVHE SPRING Session Of 1858 will com
4, mence on Monday the sth Of February, ard
censinues sixteen Weeks i. !. ~ full and fhoToIgh
course of Lectures will be given occupying 81 xcr
seven hours daily with good opportunities for -
tentonto practical Anatomy and withaznp CLIFF
lcal facilities at the ,Comnaercial Hospitals y.
The arrangement Of the chairs will be as Slow:
IT. E. ST. JoHs, VI: D. ,-Prgsssor Of .anatony and
Pysiof0gy. s3tl''f z5.I5t tt'' - S3}6tf*I -:
j. f. jgpeE M. D,,--Protsssor Of Gke,niatry ard
< + fHowE NJ D.:-pyotsssoy Of Surgery ryy.'' =
i C. II. CLEAvELAND, NJ. D,-Pygesso OF tMatersa
Modica aad Therapeutics; 3E:ta Sf&:Aez2:ss5 r. &
VIM. sHERwoon,s NJ tsD.s-P,etessor Of ,Meass.tl
j. R Byels.sAr, 4 N p i -Emerizas Professor ef
Cerebral Physiology and Lsaintss q Med:risse.
-JoaNs KING, M. D.;-PtnJnssai: Of 9bstaics7 afsR
D.seases Of iWoaaea and Children. sast ID. r. NH d.
The terrns FOR the Session will be the same rs
heretofore, wiz :--Matficulatioa $500 Tuitiea.
$4,000. demonstrators Ticket, $500. livery
Student isrequired to engage in dissection one ses
sionbelore gradhation.) G1faduation, S25g0. Tick
ct to aCOnmereial Hospital, toptioaaD S500.sE i
The Lee eEare- Rooms are ne WHY finished neat and
comfortable, and in central locality Tin College
Hall, Walnut StreetE, where students will find 1t
gient to eaIh on3their arrival zsa.4-5 sz
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
Dean Of The Facu4y atahis Office: No. lib. Smith
Street, of Psof C. III CLEAvKLAND,s Secretary e
AesEacnAy, NO, I39 Seventh Street: near Elm. n
+. .EEsi Ag4asE Ic John KING N. D.. Dean.
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SnERlFF'S SALE,
STd7'E OF LOUISIINA.

STATE OF LOUIsIANA
Francois G, Devil'ers, Dist: let Court,
Vs. Parish Of St Landry,
Jacques Armand. J No. 1877. -
jacques Armand, District Court.
L. Y Chachcre Sheriff s ais, No. S044.
RY virtue of g,it of alias f. fa., issued in eacl,
- Of the ahovy entitled suits, by the District
Court, in and for the Parish of St. Landw, and to
me directed, will be exposed at public Me, at the
residence OF the Defendant, Saturday the LIST dsy
OF May next, 1858, being the second and hast ex-
posure. Purchasers giving bond With security with
interest at eight per cent, from the day of sale un
paid all the right, title, interest and demand Of
jacques Arnaud, in and to the following described
property, seized to satisfy said wr.s, 70 ;; i: -.
A certain Tract or Parcel of Land, lying and .itua
ted in Prairie Gros Chevreuil, in the Parish of ST.
Landry, containing about 24O arpents of land, more
or less, together with the working cattle and horses
carts, ploughs and harows, consisting Of all the farm
ing utensls.--Sad land being bounded ON the North
by the land OF Henry Lagrange and Andre n. Robin.
OH the South by Andre Robin, on the East by land
OF John Lowesbre, and on the West by Andre Ro-
bin, together with all and singular the buildings and
improvements thereunto belonging to said land
Aso:-Another Tract or Parcel of Land, living
and situated at the junction Of the Bayous Teche and
Fuseler, in the Parish of St Landry containing lI6
arpents of land, more or less reseving the house and
improvements of Dr. j. G. Mills being his land, and
the Catholic Church, and the land Of the Church,
bounded on the North by lands of Widow JACQUES
Arnaud and the Catholic Church, on the East BY the
Bayou Teche on the South by the Bayou Fuselier,
and on the West by lands Of Adophe Sicily together
with all and singular the buildings and improvements
belonging to said land, except those above. men
toned beingalso understood thsa the new Billiard
house erected by Jacob Ansem is reserved -
Also:-The following named slaves, to wit :u.
negro man named Francois, aged 2e years.
A negro named Valsin, aged Is years. 9.es =
A negro woman named JuiHette, aged IS years
A negro woman named Betsy, aged 10 years.
l.. " CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office ST. Landry, April loth 1852 -