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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-02-27
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
CouR DU NEUvIEME DISTRICT JUDICIAIRE-rA-
ROISSE DE La POINTE COUPE
w. B. Wood
VS.. NO 1862
John S. Scott.

En- Vertu Qc CT pour SatlSIalre IN
writ de fl. ia, lance dams la cause ci
dessus ntitulee, ct q moi adresse par
| fnorable cour du neuvienc district, dams
ct pour la paroisse ct Etat susdlts, pour
sarlsfaire a la demandc du demandeur ct
aux trais, ,'ai saisi ct .Joflrirai en- ventc
publique la mason de cour
sanlede. le Sine 3our du mus d'arrH 1858,
10 heures A NJ tous les droits, titrcs ct
lnterets que lc dticndeur dams ct 4 la
proprete ci-apres dGcrite, savor:
Tn certain lot ou portion de terre, eta
bile CONNIE habitation sucr.ere, situee ct
etant dams la paroisse de la Ponte Cou-
pee, dams Get Etat, ayant une facade sur
la rlvlere du Mississippi de douze arpents
ct demle sur une protondcur de cinouan-
te-neuf arpents de profondeur, contenant
sept cents trente-sept ct demie arpents
de superfcie; borne dun cote par la ter
re de Ponce Colomb, ct de lautrc par
celle du defendeur. avec toutes les ba-
t'sses ct ameliorations, droits, privileges,
avantages appartenant ladite habita-
rtion, ainsi que les csclaves suivants:
nick, age de trente hut ans, sa femme,
oe 1reete-cinq, George Reynolds, dc
y'nge-cihe', Judy, sa femme, de vingt
Let5y' de v'hst-huit, Lewis, son enfant,
oe ok, hanson, Do .trente, Maria, sa fem
me- de dlx-hu't, Ge~rge Anderson, de
vlngt-hult, ouzan, sa 1e,aame, de yinot-
clnq, ct ses quatre enfants, soes donnis
neuf ans en- diminuant Nathn.. ags do
guaranteeing ans, Courtney, sa fe1,me
agee de quarante ans, Wilford, de wing,
ans, ct Milton, de six, leurs enfants; Al
len, mecanicien, de guaranteeing, Lucre-
tia, de trente-trois, Watson, de trente-
six, Peter, de vingt-huit, Andy, de vingt-
six, Simon, de trente-sept Vansait, de
trente-deux, Henri Kern, de vingt-six,
Jane, sa femme, de vingt-huit, Marie, de
douze, Bucket, de huit, ct Mahania ct
Commando, jumeaux ages dc quatre ans,
Icurs enfants.
Seize mulets, quinze betcs 4 cornes, ct
les moutons.
CONDITIONS DE LA vENTE.
Compliant, avec estimation.
SEVERN PoRcHE,
Sheriff
Pointe Coupee, 81 ftvrier 1a5S-tds
L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
couR DU NEUvIEME DISTRICT JUpIcIA1RE-PA-
RoIssE DE LA Po1NrE couPEE
James NJ. Colby
les dirccteurs d'ecole du
6me district.
EN- vertu de ct pour satisfairc un
writ de fl fa., lance dams la cause ci-des-
sus intitulee, ct moi adresse par rhono-
rable Cour du Neuvieme District, dams
ct pour la paroissc ct Etat susdits, pour
satisfaire la dema1lde du demandeur ct
aux frais, .j'ai saisi, ct .j'offrirai ell vente
publique, la Maison dc Cour,
'amedi le 3me jour dw mois GarrH 1858,
! 10 heures A. NJ, tous les droits, titres
It interdts que les defendeurs ont dams
It la propriete ci-apres decrite, savoi:
La maison d'Gcole du 6me District
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS.
Compliant, avec estimation.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, 81 ftvricr 185s-tds
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-02-27
L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

coUR Du oUATRIEME DISTRICT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DoRLEASs.
Ridgill Roberts & Terrell
vs. No. l04O5
John S. Scott.
TNVERTU de ct pour satisfaire a un writ de
u f. IA. lance daas la cause cidassus latitu-
le. ct a moi adresse par Honorable Cour du
Quatrieme District, dams ct pour la pareisse ct
E4at susdit, pour satisfaire aux den andes des
plaintiffs ct les fras, jai sais et offrirai vente
publique, sur les lieux,
.Samed le 6n,e Jour du nsois de mars 1858,
IL heures A. NJ, tous les droits, titres ct inte-
rets que lie defendeur a dams ct la dite proprie-
te ci-apres decrite, savoir:
Treize Boucauts de Sucre, ct environ vingt
ciEq Bales de Cotton en- graine.
CONDITION DE LA vEsrE-coMprANT, avec
estimation.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sherif,
Pointe Coupee, 20 fevrier 1853 ids
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-02-27
L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
CoUR DU NECyIEME DISTRICT JUDicIAIRE, PA.
RoIssE DE IA PoINTE CoUPEE
A. Miltenberger & Co.
VS.. No. l73Z
r w McRaa

VS.. NO. l732
r. W. McRae.
EN- VERTU de ct pour satisfaire a un writ dc
f. ia. lance dams l'attare ci-desss, ct moi adres
ise par lIIonorable Cour du Neuveme District
dams ct pour la paroisse ct Etat susdts pour salts
iaire la demande du plaignant ct aux frais, j'ai
saisi ct ofrirai Ell vente publique la Maisoil de
Cour, lie
samedi 3me jour dp moss darrI 1858.
tous les droits, titres ct interets que le
defendeur dams ct a la propriete ci-apres
decrite, savoir:
Une habitatiou sucriere, situee dams
la paroisse de la Pointe Coupee, ayant
quatorze arpents de face sur la riviere
du Mississippi, sur quatrevingt de pro-
fondeur, borne dun cote par la terre de
James McCulnm, ct de Pautre par celle
du capitaine Morrison, ainsi que les es-
claves suivans, sayoir:
Chariot, negre age de quarante ans,
Hamilton, de quarante, jackson, de qua
rante, Joseph, de trente, Casimir, de
trente-cinq ans, Mars, de vingt-deux,
Perry, de trente-cinq, Frank de trente-
cina. Polite, dc guaranteeing, Avril, de
treize, Ali de quatorze Sallie de cinq
Prosper de dix Mary de trente cinq Ma
Try Ann &c dx-huit Louise de quinze
Drienne de vingt deux Jenny de vingt
quatre Matilda de trente cinq Rachel de
trente cinq Persinette de trente Mira de
quarante Irene ae vingt sept Rosette
de trente Major dc nenf Isaac de huit
Eliza de cinq, Lucy de quinze Milly de
Itrente cinq Sarah de vingt cinq Victor
de quinze Letha de dixhuit King de
vingt cinq Jake de virgt ct un Mariah
de trente Mary H 1t de trente Sally de
vingt cinl Suzan de qnarante Silva de
quarante-deux Amy de dixsept Anthony
de douze Frank de douze Jenny de quin-
re Brigitte de vingtquatre Hamp de
vingt Init Andy de vingt cinq Jessy de
|quarante Bonney de trente cind Tony de
hrente cinq Jack de vingt un Harry dc
aixsept Joseph de dix sept Fanny de
vingt cinq ct ses deux enfants Caroline
de dixhnit Hester de dixhuit ct son en-
faat Della de dixhuit Manda de dixsept
Maria de trente cinq Philo de dixhuit
Puuch DC. quarante Irene de dulze Ro-
sette de trante Linda de dixhuit David
/ de dauze Bill de dix Polly de dixhnit
Martha de quatre Charles de trente Leah
de vingt Sally de six Beverley de trente-
cinq Alexander de yingt quatre Dave de
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-02-27
Etat Gle la Lnouistane.
NECvIEME CutR he DISTRICT, PAKoLsSE De LA roiNIE
C0CpEE.
GLADDEN. L Seixas

ys. NO, 1890
F. Y. McRac.
EN- NERIC de ct pour satisfaire un writ de f. fa
lance dams Ia ca,lse ci-dessll5 ntitulee ct moi
adrcsst par Honorable Cour du Neusieme Dis
tr.ct, dams ct pour Ia paroisse ct l'Etat susdts,
pour satlsiaire la denande du piaignant ct aux
irasl al salsl ct JoIirlrai en- vcnte pubqnc, 10
Maison de Cour.
Samedl, le 6me jour dc mars 1858.
a 10 henres A NJ tous les dros, titras ct intertts
que lie dciendeura dams ct la propriete ci-arres
dGcrte savor:
Tn lot de terre on habitation sucriere sous lie
nom de "Glen-Mary,' stuee Ell la paroisse de la
Pointc Coupee, sur lie Mississippi, ayant quaforze
arrents de face sur quatrevingt arpents de profon
deur, borne dun cote par la terre dc james McCul
lum. ct de lautrr cote par celle du capitane Nor
rsson, ayec toutes les b1tisses ct amGliorations
machine vapeur ct necanique. chevaux, muiets,
bHuts, het2s cornes, ustensls ct implements
d habtatioa qui sly trouvent.
Et les esclaves suivants, sayoir:
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-02-27
Pointe Coupee, 27 feV-tds.
L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIAN

EN- vertu de ct pour satisfaire un
writ de Fl. fa., lance dams la cause ci-
desus intitulee, ct a moi adresse par
FHonorable Cour du Neuvieme District,
dams ct pour la paroisse ct Etat susdits,
pour satisfaire a la demande du deman-
deur ct aux frais, .j'ai saisi ct j'offrirai
en- vente publique, la Maison de Cour,
samedi le 3m,e jour du mois darrit 1858,
Tous les droits, titres ct interets que
lie defendeur dams ct la propriete ci-
apres dGcrite, savoir:
Tn moroccan de terre, situe sur File de
la Fausse Riviere, mesurans deux ar
pents de face sur ladite riviere, sur qua
rante de profondeur, born6e en- haut par
la terre dAlcide Dauthier, ct en- bas par
celle d'Etienne Major, avec toutes les
batisses ct ameliora*ions qui sly trou-
vent.
Aussi les esclaves suivants:
Celeste negresse agee de quarante-
six ans.
Joseph negre age de vingt-trois ans.
Arlot, grif'e age de vingt-sept ans.
CONDITIONS DE La VENTE.
Compliant avee estimation.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sheriff
Pointe Coupee, ~ fevrier-tds
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Jane, jeune ncgres>e de 8 ans. w.
David, negre age de>36 ans.
Charity, nGgrcsse agtede s5 ana
Letha, do do y ~ss ans. ans
Sale, jeune nesre de s ans.
Amy, negressc cgee de 10 an.
Cynthia ado. do + do 20 do,
Louis. nesre age de 10 ans.
jess, Go do 40 do.
Marie, nesresse tgec de IS ans.
Philo, negre age do 19 ans.
Cora, enfant de 5 ans.
Caroline, negresse age:e de 20 ans
Jacob, negre de 10 ans
Lucy, negresse ;lgGe de Is ans
Jack, negre agee de "a ans
Celia, negresse agee de 20 ans
Milly, n :gr se agee de IS ans
SaraD, negresse agee de 35ans.
Dave, negre aveugle, age de II ans.
Victor, .negre age de Is ans.
Ann, negresse agee de 16 ans.
Bony, negresse agGe de 40 ans.
Dinah, negresse agee de so ans.
Harriet. negresse agee de 2s ans
Perry, negre Age de l6 ans.
Hamilton, nagre Age de 80 ans.
Henriette, jeune negresse de Q ans.
Chloris, negresse agee de 40 ans.
Andy, nagre age oh 28 ans.
Rosetta, negresse agee de 30 ans.
Et son enfant
Billy, negre age de IS ans.
CONDITIONS DE La TENTE.
Compliant, avec estimation.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
Pointe CoupGe, 20 fevrier-tds
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popr cbaoue carre de dix lignes oumoins
pour la premiere insertion: x 81 w
Pour chaque insertion additionnelie, par
IVui lf 20
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EN- VERTU de ct pour satisfaire un writ dc
f. ia. lance dams ahaire ci-dessus ct moi adres-
Sc par liHonorable Cour du Neuvieme District
dams ct pour la paroisse ct Etat susdits pour salts
iaire a la demande du plaignant ct aux frais, jai
sais ct j'ohrirai Ell yente publique la Maison de
l.
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Later from Meyieo.


From the Brownsville Flag, of the 9th ult. we ex-
tract the following intelligence
me news from our neighboring republic since orr
last issue though not very important does not lack of
some interest nevertheless
1t seems BY last dates that the Liberal forces still
continued to concentrate about TIE Cftv nj 1Texicn
I1ioaga was on the eve Of vacatiug the occidental
chair and decamping for some foreign parts.
A letter from certain Fe.actionist chiefs to Gen.
Echeagaray intercepted blythe Liberals has disclosed
what may be termed new dodge. n that fmpoysant
document the Centraliss acknowledge that their nrr
jects are all meeting with signal failure and that
unless other means are Tes0Fted to Immediately that
may, in certain measure, be favored by public opiu-
ion their present and future plans will Be rreyocabIy
thWarted. Thereupon the writers suggest new
nodus operandt which is similar in its principal
phases to the ConOnfOFt movement but one which
will meet with equal opposition. They seem to regret
sorey that all their operations heretofore have nog
mad the approval Of public OpiRiOn and they are
essaying to try this new movement in order TO gain
at least portion Of it. The nation, however, will
now feel prepared to meet their newanged craft and
will oppose it with the same energy that they hare
shown heretofore
The same letter stated that in case this new move
ment could be initiated the clergy of Pueba would
lend to its support the respectable sum Of 1900 00
We translate the following extracts from letter
dated at Monterey, with date of the 18th instant
Zen Marquee, who had made his entrance into
Aaeatecas on the ed ult, forced to leave that
place precipitatsly with all his forces in direction
Of Aguascalientes, which is the road towards Mexico
Or Guadalaiara. This city, az you well know is in
possession Of Cen Degolado. 1t s said that the
6lty OF Me1c9 was again attacked on the Gth by Gen.
lahco ana otner foTces and it is for this reason that
Ten MlTamon has not been able to march anon san
Luis, which Is garrasoned at present By only eight
hundred men,
" 10 Mateh0ala, hfty men pronounced for the Con
stitution of 1851, and have gone towards Galeana,
During the ensuing week, five hundred rifemen
under the command Of good chief, fQuirogaJ win
leave for San Luis, and thus ia short time Inc
YVvFFD inf rDSF 1Ffllr ErA
reaction lords it only over the land it treads upep.
Zacatecas came back to the constitutional order as
soon as the miochos left the city. The Governor of
that State Is in Guadaajara with one thousand men
six pieces Of artillery and about four thousand edos
who migrated from Zacatecas as soon as Marauez ea.
tered that place.
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0eh Orleans 9ailg Q1restent.
The Mortnra case-Letter from Gen. cass.

The Mortnra Case-Letter from Gen. Glass;
The committee appointed at the meeting held in
Philadelphia a few days since addressed memorial
to the President Of the United States, requesting
that he would Instruct the minister Of the United
States at the Court Of Rome to ask as an act grace
towards the Government and people Of all persua-
sons Of this country to restore the boy, Edgar Nor
tara to his parents to be educated as they may deem
proper, without coercing their will or offering any
undue nducement to change their original intention
OF rearing him az an Israelite and obtain in the same
manner reYocati IN of the canon of the Roman
Catholic Church which empowers its adherents to adj
minister baptism under certain circumstances In
reply the Secretary Of State has written the follow
ing letter
washiBgtoa. Nov Nov. H. i, i85s.
SIR: have received and submitted to the Presi
dent your letter Of the 18th instant, respecting the
alleged forCible abduction from his parent OF Jewish
child by the pnblc authorities at Bologna, in the
Papa dominions, and asking some expression of CON
demnation on the part Of this Government.
inns occurrence took place within the territories
OF an independent power, and without affecting the
rights OF any American citizen. 1t Is the settled
policy of the United States to abstain from all inter
ference in the internal concerns OF another country
Certainly there is nothing in the circumstances Of
this case as they are reported, which would impose
this reserve upon the Government. But it ID deemed
proper to adhere to the established principle which
has heretofore regulated its conduct in its intercourse
with other nations
am, sir, yong obsdent servant, LEWIS CASS.
To Mr.. a. HARTt
President the Congregation Miekye Israeli Cherry street.
Philadelphia.
similar affair has taken place in France but the
decision of the government exhibits disposition to
wash its hands of the whole matter. man called
Gugenheim, who was condemned to hard labor for
life for participation in the Caen murder which made
much noise short time ago had several ilegiti-
mate children, and the woman who bore them to him
having also being condemned to hard labor for GER
tain PERIOD the children we're sent for safety to the
Hospice of Caen. Gugenheim and the woman, it
seems ar Jews, and they brought up theirehildren-
if to any faith at all-aCcordng to their own. The
children were, however, after due preparation by the
sisters attached to the establishment, baptized. NJ
Jador, Grand Rabbi of Paris lately claimed the
children in order to have them educated as Jews but
the religious authorities Of the hospice strongly Oh
e ted to give them up. The Prefrct of the G lgad
referred the matter to the Minister of the Interior
and the minister in the name of the government has
justsent peremptOry order that the children shall
be handed over to the Grand Rabbi.
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