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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLl

i REAL EaGATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, On TIL SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH, BE-
TWEEN TIE AND 8fH STREErS-As trustees in
a certain deed, bearing date 18th Of October, lS49,
executed by MIR No Alfred Williams and wife, re-
corded in Richmond Hustngs Court. we shall pro.
NJ If fair; il not. t next fair day. the real esf
conveyed by the said deed, consisting of lot HcS
ted as above flontng So feet, running back LII feet
to an alley In rear fest wide, having thereon q
large and we'll bulls brick tensment, now, and for
iiams. The locati Of this property 10 among the
most desirable Ia the city.
TERNs-Cash. The title Is believed 10 be perfect
but the trustees will convey with the usual special
warranty. GODDlN, lTrustea.
JAS w pklUE.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-W. E.
~ JOHNSON. who has been with me for the last
ten years. having been admitted to an interest in
my business. the business will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the name of
ALEX'R HILL & co.
Thank for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon the house. we hope, by q strict at
tention TO business, to merit continuance of the
same assuring our friends and the public generally
that no pains will be spared by either of us, any
one Ia cur employment, to give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor us with 9 call.
ALEXR HILL,
We JOHNSON,
Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in
Boots shoes, Trunks. &C.,
TT Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond, July ], 1858.
"a In making the above change In my business,
it becomes necessary that ,houid settle up my old
business speedily as possible. must therefore
request all who are indebted TO me to make imme-
date payment of their respective accounts and ali
persons 10 whom am indebted will please present
their accounts for settlement.
~ Il h
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 81 IL ACRES
J. or WOOD LAND IN HENRIC0. ABOUT 81

J. or WOOD LAND IN HENRIC0. ABOUT So
MILES BELOW RlCHMOND.--As Surviving trus-
tee In two certain deeds Of trust executed 70 YIN.
Booswright ard Thos J. Nance, trustees. y u. D..
Bragg aud wife, dated lst April. 1855 and sth Au-
gust 1875 duly recorded In Henrico Coanty Coui (,
shall proceed TO sell 1t public anction the pre-
mises, % WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of August.
1888, st O'Clock p. ~ II fair i not, tho next far
the comfy Of Henrico, aboat 81 miles below Rich
mond. adjoining the lands Of Messrh Robert Jordan,
Jacob .. Atlec and Others. and being the Same con-
yeyed 70 said Bragg by yss. Bosher.
The terms Of sals, which will be reasonable, VIII
be made knoWn az the hour Of sale.
The title q believed TO be good but the subscriber
will convey with the usual special warranty.
je l9-lawtAitd WIN BUOTWRl0Hf. Trustee.
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Office supt. Streets, Aug. II, 1858. 0"i

VALUABLE MARKET FARM, ON
' BROOK PLANK ROAD ONE NILE ADO E
RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-Hs are authorized TO
sell the really desirable Farm and Market Garden,
located above, now 10 the occupancy of Mr..
QuaIles-it Rdjoins the toll-gate-ard contains
eight acres of land highly improved. and now cult.
waited with great success. The improvements con.
sist of an excellent dwelling with rooms. coed
kitchen, stable barn, &c, all recently built. As
the owner is anxious to SELL great bargain will be
given if immediate application be made Apply to
GUDDIN 4 ApPKRSON,
eu ll-6t Auctioneers.
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IMPORTANT DIsCOVERY-The ladie,

have at last found ont that they can procure the
cheapest goods in the city at LEWIS EMPORIUM
OF BARGAINS. Yesterday ais store was crowded
with ladies IN search Of the cheap advertised goods
the goods Just cheap they represe nted to
be, and some were even cheaper. Among the nu-
merous bargains can be found excellent white Bril-.
liante at l2s cts worth Is Lace Golfers at Is cts
worth so cts Linen Collars At l2 cts; fast coiored
Lawns at So cts, worth I'm; fine grass linen Hdkfs
at Is cts, worth so cts; aud great many other
goods too numerous to mention.
He has also an excellent assortment of House.
keeping goods which in price and quality can't be
besten-TabIe Cloth Damask, shestings, Pillow
Case Goods, Diapers. ToYels Napkins. boy lee, bid
of goods usually kept in well selected stock Of dry
gooes be found at the above mentioned place ut
such prices as cannot fail TO please. au Eft
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DEDUCTION in COKR.-The prices Of
n COKE. until farthsr notice. VIII b e folloys;

Hard Coks. both GRADS. 80 do:
At these prices C0ks y. al things eonstdercds The
40 naxke< during the coming season.
Tsaun-Czxk on dkliueTp, or on demand.
~ Yards corner 10th street and HAHN. Ard eogneI
sy m1 i isa IT, e0a'a 100 JSo wER1u. Assss.
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THE ETERNAL PERFUME-HRM-
L GIPANNI AND KISS ME QUICK
"Oh, could but catch that fragrance.
/ would ask no other fhme.

Than that those sweet scented flowers
Should be coupled with my name
Tho pure and genuine Perfumes noted AbOvo. ana
distilled from and sweet flowers ere far si1o e
the Drug Store Of DUVAL 3 NORTON, l0sh spA
Water, Sandal Wood Tooth Brushes, and eho6oo
collection Of Toilet Articles just received one.
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CHEMICAL LABORATORY. =
Nofs East Twelfth street.
Near University Place.
NIW YoaE, nd July. iS2a

THE GUANO from Eide leland ~
the Calf Of California. resembles in sensral
cnarscters. the Peruvian duane, but hss 1htin0.
WHILE lie proportion OF Ammonia falls ooveroi ner
cent below the average quantity In PeruviAn 0uoso
II contains higher Gatio Of Phosphoric Acid 3AiS
difference In the two Guanos brings about that e.
s,rabe 70 alton. between those prime componsots -
the klide Guano. which will give 70 II more Der.
manent effect upon the soil. and Ct tho sAn0 tn
maintain high and Sufficient fertilisipg activisy.
In addition, Potassa 10 always largely Irsesns al
IN qoanhty. nearly equal to the average In PoRuynn
Guano. The due confederation Of thess and il o0k-
er natural advantages. justI6es the opinion thoe
the real agricultural value Of kide 0uano
es that OF the Peruvian and may b rated Il klgker
terms than would be deduced In the usual Wv q
estimating the money value Of that articls ehls1Y
from its content Of Ammonia
lSigned.l CANPHILL UQREl9
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sHIrPINa.
- EXCURSION TICK ETs

Ntxy~~l-ss &s56rR& y ANANfttkPS JAMESTOWN AMI
80 RuANoKE, SIS. MEALS. STATE
Rot sc, ts1hUDE3,--Tsckets will be issues; by
the subscribers. 70 Ne@ York aud back, hy either
roliARS. tscludlng meals, ttaterco,a, Sc. which
esn ss used up n the 10th September without s.iai
{, wal charge, thus enabling parsons who ies;r m
tanea, o. SEA voyage to take one AZ we're m.,.;a
rate cost, ard giving ample time 10 these hayin,
hvraess AZ TIC North TO transact IT, and save ah,u;
cr~half the usual cost by railroai.
Fer tickets arrty 60
o....,. LunLaM 4 WATSON.
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- CHINA. GLASS and EARTH.

RAESWARE. DIRECT IMPORTATION
Per ships Omar Pasha and John Ola re. WI
- have received large stock Of White iran,
lite, Printed and Common Ware. OF new shapes and
patterns, some very handsome and desirable A.
our facilities for nporting Goods enable US 70 oei
10 the country we invite the attention OF custo
mers aad the trade generally to an examination OF
our stock. feeling confident that can make IL &c
GEO j SUMMER,
aui2 20 Pearl Ut.
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FURNI

rY1Hsa TEN DOLLARS REWARD
GT-A4 strayed from my premises, on the 5tl
~y=A instant large, deep RED CIV, horns
tipped OF aud inclined {, turn inwsrds large hoi.
Ia one ear, and at the time she went OH was heav!
with calf.
Tue above reward win be paid to any one return
ing hgt IN tho rnbscriber A SMITH,
aui SIS 18th and Broad SITS Richmond
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I Asst CHANCE Five acres of Ian
for sale in the corporation OF Ashland. by the
Hotel, running parallel with the Railroad to the
county road only three or four rods from the race
course. For further Information apply to r. Elmer
son, Virginia Hotel, opposite New Market, or Scott
Mallory, Ashland.
AN I0--Igrs r. EMERSON.
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160 BAGS PRIME LAGUYRA COZ
aOO FEE.-l50 bags Rio Coffee; 100 hxs AdanAn-
tine Candles. For sale by
OAK TANNED LEATHER BELTlN0.
HOSE, &c.-We keep in store large assortmsns q
the above from the best manufacturers and sell -
Factory prices
COTTON TWlNES.
KNOWLES 4 wALvORD,
an a-2v n pear1 -
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GARDEN FARM FOR HALE.-Win b
~ sold upon terms Of unusual accommodation, ~
excellent little Garden Farm, Of % aervs, NE boz.
scriber who has inst engaged In the ransestieq q
business which requires his daily presence In Rjeh.
ably quick and peculiarly suited for market garden
ing The location 10 one we'll adapted for tie Iest
dense Of good physician, one such having jcet -.
the place now offered. which was also occupied by .
physician about two years ago. Distance from ntch.
mond. 81 miles. Apply at the once Of The 1aAk -
the Commonwealth 20 j. HOWARD.
Refer also, to Msssrs Goddin Appsrsoa.
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nlSSOLUTION.-T firm of HAXALL
~ & co. is this day dissolved. having expired b.
limitation.
All persons having CLAIMS against the late firm
will present them Immediately for liquidation and
all persons indebted will please make prompt pay.
ment.
Eilher partner will continue to sign tho name Of
r. B. HAXALL.
W. II. HAXALL,
July l. 1853, T. b. GRUNDY.
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NJ. RICHMOND MUSICAL IN6II
tlNx TUTg-T. L. GALLHHER, PRINCIPAL
~ The third semiannual session OF this institu
ton will commence Sept 10th 1858. and continue
nineteen weeks Teachers eminently qualified will
he secured for the several deparime and every
facility afforded pupils for acquiring 2 thorough
- sarnre fhe success of pupils-aud at the lowest
nossibe expense The terms for tnition and plan OF
operation will be duly announced.
iy lf-zm
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nlSSOLUTION OF co PARTNER
~ SHIP.-The co-partnership heretofore existing
@ s;n';,a,o ENG M. aino 'i Y; aay 81
close the business of the Those, therefore,
indebted to it, will make payment to him. those
for settlement.
The business will hereafter-be conducted by q. A.
Myers on his account, ana he respectfully bpgs
continuance of public patronage that has so libe-
rally been bestowed on the late concern.
b. A. MYERS,
au2 A. Il. JAHNKE
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(Signed.) CAMPBELL NORHlT.

WE OFFER FOR EALE.--60O tons Of
" the above Guano described By Professor llee.
1T. We have letters from Connecticut, AMI ffo0
south Carolina speaking In the highest tsrms ofi NJ
quality. Some preferring IL 10 the Peruvian
About 900 tons Ut this 6uano have been cola WITH.
In the past three weeks In New York and AID.
more -, EDMOND, DAvENPOkT,A 90.
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DkOPUSALS WILL BE kECElVEI

at this Office, until MONDAY next, closing at IL
O'Clock, NJ, for paving Main street from 9th 70 Sth,
and repairing the cutters, such portions thereo;
as may be required The bids to include all excaya-
ton necessary to form the bed of sand aud stone
The paving stones are to be of medium siZe and
laid on bed of sand, full inches deep.
The bid will be both for pebble stone and granite
pieces.
The contractor will be requir to enter into bond
with approved security, conditioned for the compile
ton OF the work in accordance with specifications
For further information. apply to BATES,
Supt. Streets.
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DISSOLUTION. - The co-partnership
heretofore existing under the firm Of CRENSHAW
Il FISHER il this day dissolved.
Either partner will sfga the name OF the firm In
closing the business In this connection. they ex-
pect in few weeks to offer to the trade cargo of
Rio Coffee. LEWIS u. CkENSHAW.
July 4 1855 GEORGE D. FISHER.
co PARTNERSHIP subscribers
have formed copartnership and will conduct the
Milling Business in this city, %nde' the style and
81 Ofics in the building occupied for many
years By Messrs Haxall 90:
q. B. HAXALL,
LEWIS u. CRENSHAW,
GEORGE d. FISHER,
7. b. GRUMPY.
July I, 1s58.-jy l-ts
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KEROSENE, OR COAL OIL LAMPS,
N Zones Patiently for sale 1t No. M7 Main seeysS,
opposite the American Hotel. whore you can nD4 -
best COAL or KEROSENE OIL Ii kichmcul. The
Jones BURNER Il something new, and an impr0ve.
IN 5-lms JACOB w HuX,
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HALLS GREAT VIRGINIA SINGLE
IL MACHINE can be seen at P. Rahm's Foundry,
where it is in operation every day for heinspection
Ct the public.
For County or Shop Rights apply to
II. P. UHERN & co,
au4-lm Foot of Canal Dock.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-11-06
From the Evening Picayune, Nov. ~
THE ELECTIONS.

ILLHols.--The vote in this State is
close.
The Douglas party claim that they
have elected their State ticket, q MAORI
y in the Legislature, and eight OF tn
,;ne Congressman composing the dele
ratinn.
The reelection of Douglas to the U,
:. Senate, it is assumed, is secured.
MicHIGAS.- 1t is conceded that the
Republicans have elected their State
.;cket. The Repnhlicans have elected 3
congressman to the Democrats l..
NEW YoRa.-The Republicans have
arried the State by 20, 900 majority
"a" Congressional d"ln"ati"n will stand
rs Republicans, 7 Democrats, II Am.
."rlcans. Inc Democrats have lost .
congressman.
New JERsEy.-The opposition have
'"ctcd the entire Congressional delega
ton.
uELEwARE.-The Democrats have Ell
.ctcd their candidate for Governor, ant
also the congressman.
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-'AlloAAA uKArlruDE.-lnt liays Of the
~ Hall, New York, were display cd
rang the Eth nit. The Aldermen alr
uncilnen met at 3 o'cluok, P. NJ, in IT,,
'lambers Of the Cruucilmcn, to receivr
Sie National Commissioners from Ecnr
%zucla, on the occasion If a public e1
,ression of thanks by the Commission
rs for the cordial reception given t.
Gen. Jose Antonio Paez eight years
since by the city authorities. This sc~
ion was called for the purpose at tn
a~-ent request Of the Commissioners.
Commissioner Raias delivered an clio
luent speech, to which the Mayor re-
lied.
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sss- A friend in the parish of
TN sent US, this morning, from hispul
tatlon. the finest specimens Of smear
cane we have seen this season. They
are of the lightgreen and mixed Grim.
son and yellow varieties and numbering
from twelve to eighteen Joints. One Of
the l~ight-green samples cannot be less
that two inches in diameter.
What is specially interesting about
these n is, that they are grown from
the foreign cuttings imported here some
years ago, by order of the Government,
for distribution among the planters, at
the instance of our Senators, Messrs.
Slidell and Benjamin.
If the other cuttings have grown as
well in the other parishes where they
were distributed, II Senators are to be
congratulated on the industry and zeal
they displayed in getting the ''importa-
ton" measure carried out, which, if gen
orally successful in it's results, has pro.
we'd Of signal benefit TO the planters, and
OF deep Importance to the sugar inter-
est.-Ddta.
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Goon-BYE JACK.-Thcre is no danger,
we feel fully persuaded, in advising our
absent friends, particularly those still
lingering in the Northern States, t 0 re
turn home; the fever has not only abated
80 much as to induce the belief of it's
early, if not immediate disappearance,
hut the weather has taken its first deci.
dcdly ~seasonable turn, and is at this
moment clear, dry, penetrating and bra
cling. Until indications, not liable to
deceive, were observable at the depar-
ture Of the epidemic, we, in common
with all III contemporaries, inculcated
upon all, near and remote, the necessity
of absence, just as we hasten to assure
Il readers near and remote that we
think all danger is aver, Or nerly SO, and
that for the present all appehensions
from the yellow scourge may safely be
dismissed. Already our streets are put
ting on their l~iyeliest and mostsbust1ing
aspect, and every one looks Ills f~elicita-
tons that for the year 1858, and we
hope many future ones, Yellow Jack has
taken for good his departure. Again ne
say, good bye, Jack!-Deha.
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1t is from no particular partlalits to-

1t is from no particular partlallts to
wards Gen. SHINES that we make tl1ts
cmarks. We consider it our duty, as
well as that of every true and consist.
rnt Democrat, to afford those whom we
,avc selected as our standard-bearerS,
rs long as they adhere to the cardinal
3rinciplcs Of the Democratic party, our
cordial and united support, and to Dc
G.ld them against attacks from what
yer quarter they may comt-attacks
tenling only to produce schism and dis
seusions in. our ranks.
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The State of Louisiana,

Ninth District Court-Parish of Pointe Coupee
MMe .Maaer Of the Succession Of Auguste Bruno.
DURSUANT to an order of the Ninth District
i Court to me directed, l, the Sheriff under
signed, will offer for sale, on MONDAY, the go
lay of NOVEMBER, 1858. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
ut the late residence of the deceased, in Water.
loo, the following property, to wit:
4. great assortment of MEDICINES, consistin,
# all drugs composing a complete -Apothicar.:
>hop.
HARDWARE. DRY-GOODS. &c.
A fine LIBRARY, consisting of the valuabl
rrks OF Lamartiuc, Noltairc. DC.
Numerous other literary works.
Al" - assortment of Engli.h and Frenci.
School Books.
TERMS OF sAL.E-cAs1.
SEV ERIN PUIirHE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, November 8, 1855.
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The State Of Louisiana.
Parish of Pointe Coupee-Niuth District Court
Adeline Victorine Mourain, wife.

Adelinc V%ictorine Mourain, wife.
Us. mo. 2lS5.
Simon Gondran, her husband.
'NHlS case was this day taken up for trial, and
l. it appearing to the Court that the law and
violence are in favor Of plaintiff and against de-
fendant.
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed.
that there be Judgment in favor of plaintiff. AIDE
line Sictorine Mourain. against defendant Simon
Gondran; that the community Of property which
existed between the said plaintiff and defendant
be dissolved; that the plaintiff is authorized to re-
sumo the administrator of her paraphernal funds.
1t is further ordered, adjldged and decreed that
there be Judgment in favor of plaintiff and against
defendant for the sum of seven thousand six hun
dred dollars. with five per cent interest from this
date; that the tatit mortgage in favor of plaintiff
on all the property Of her said husband, be re-
cognized to exist on the same from the date of
this Judgment; thatthc defendant pay costs of suit.
[signed.l CYRUS RATLIFF, .
Judge 9TH District, presiding in 9th District.
4 October 18th, 1858. s
A true copy. A. BoNDY, Clerk. move. sods.
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State of L0uiAiana.

SlAtc Oh 1IDUl1lanA 3
arlsh 0. Ao...:. CuupcC-.NIi,u Dlstrict Court
Louise Carmoucllc.
VS.. No. cOS2,
1lmom Montcil, her husb'b)
WIS Gaze was this day taken up for trial, ain
l. it appearing to the Court that there had BIZ,
Judgment by default duly rendered. and the |
al delays having expired since said default. an,
,e defendant still failing to appear and answer
I'd the law and evidence considered being
'vor of plaintiff, and against defendant.
1t is therefore, ordered adjudgcd and decree.
lat there be Judgment in favor of Louisa Cal
lou' he, wife, against Edmond Montril, her In,
sd, Tor the sum OF fifteen hundred and fifty
oilars and eighteen cents, amount of her part
;l,rnal funds received and used by said Defend
It. with five per cent interest from the LIST Jan,
s5s. until paid; and it is further ordered. tina
le tacit mortgage, in favor of said plaintiff, b
,cognized to exist over all the property of said
dIond Monteil, from the said LIST Jnne, 1857
i'd the Defendant pay all costs.
[Signcdl CYRUS RATLIFF,
Judge eth District, presiding in 9th District.
Pointe Coupee, Oct. IL, 1858.
A true copy. A. BONpY. Clerk. novG.3od
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The State OF Louisiana.

The State Of Louisiana.
'arish OF Pointe Coupee-Nintn District Cour.
dcrminie Pourcieau Us. Gus. Major, her husb'd.
No.. 2l93.
TNHlS case was this day taken up for trial pu1
l. suant to asssignm mt. BY reason of the Law
i'd the evidence being in favor of plaintiff and
.5ainst defendant-It is ordered, adjudged anu
t,creed that plaintiff be separated in property
rom her husband, the defendant; that the com
aunity existing between them be dissolved, and
sat said plaintiff be authorized to administer h..
state as a femme sole. Further ordered that sl
ave a Judgment against her said husband for tn
um OF one hundred and forty-four dollars and
ixty-slx cents, with five per cent interest from u
llcial demand, and that her legal mortgage tol
he payment of the same. on ill the property 0;
'er said husband, be recognized and enforced, and
hat ne pay costs of this suit.
[Signed.] CYRUS RATLlFF.
Judge 7th District, presiding in 9th District.
October 18th, 1858.
A true copy. A. BONDY, Clerk. nov6.3 Ody
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Att!fS VA ! A* Sr
Ta. No. l4l4.
Sosthene Allan.
BY virtue Of and to satisfy q writ Of f. .u. is
Cd by the Honorable the 18th pisu;ct Court in
for the parish and State aforesaid. to satisfy an
execution for costs Of suit, ! have aiz d. end
will offer at public sale, at The Court House on
ISn:xrdaY, rthe 9Th d0v Of Nor, 1858,
at IL o'clock, a. m, all tue right. till, and inter
est that the plaintiff has in and to the following
described property, towit:
lst A certain Judgment r'nthor 4 hv TIE 9Th
District Court Of Pointe Coupae Against Dr. \.
S. Cheniva in favor Of said Duperon for The surn
of one hundred and seventy dollars. with 5 pr
cent interest from March lat, 1857, being 10.
1922 of the docket OF said Court.
"a. Another Judgment rendered hF the faInc
Court (No. lll6) in favor Of said Dup"ron against
Eugene Major, for the sum OF three hundred aud
forty-seven dollars and nincty-five cents. with 5
per cent interest from the 9TH March 1851.
81. Another Judgment rendered by The 18th
Justices Court, in and for said Parish [JuSticc
Divide Bara], in favor Of same against Alexandra
Labry, for the sum Of thirtE-seven dollars and
20 cents. with 8 per cent int. from the "a March,
1855, under which all execution has been Issued
which ia now in my hands.
4th. OneFeventh Of the succession Of Eugene
Allan, deceased, (after payment of the debts OF
raid succession], being the interest of Prevail Al
lain in said succession, which he sold TO raid Du-
peron.
Terms of Sat-CasA, aciM apprnisement.
SEVERN POHCllE, sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, October Is. 1858.