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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

A young couple came to Alexandria Mo,
one day last week, to get married. The
groom had neither hat, coatnor vest, but
tho justice kindly loaned him those needed
garments, and then performed the ccremo.
ny.zSAftcr the knot was tied, the new made
husband told the sqqirohe had s'nary red, >.
but<wOuld like to trade him pet wolf, if
they could aggreezon the terms. Tue
squire took the tsvarmont" and gave him one
.dOEl4F to boot A {
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

A PLEASANT PLACE TO LIvE.-Thc Lou
.isville Courier gives the following sketch
of Bardstown, Kentucky:
Within a half score of years as many,
men have met a violent death. Among
those we remember that Robert Logan
Wickliffe, shot Pat. Gray; that james Pot
finger was killed by George Wilson; this
was followed by a fight between Thco
Wilson and Lud. and Monroe Able, in
which Wilson was killed. In lees than n
year Lud. Able was killed by John Wilson
"a brother Of the deceased. WIN. Hardin
and John Robertson had street fight, in
which Hardin was MORALLY stabbed and
died in q few days. He was son of Ben.
Rowan, who was murdered on the Isthmus
of Panama in ls4OI5O, and grandson of
Hon. Ben. Hardin. And last, as we have
recorded, John Talbot was slain by
Thomas Kinds Slaughter, in his own
house. Truly this is 9 bloody and fearful
record ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

The President and Senator Douglas.
In yesterday mornings issue we had
paragraph from the n, y. Herald, relating
to reconciliation said to have taken;place
between the President and Senator Doug
lhs. The following fat denial we take
from the Washington Correspondent of
Forncy's Press:
need scarcely say that the report cir
culated by the New York Herald and other
papers, that in- the first place meeting
had taken place between Senator Douglas
and the President; and in the second that
advances by the latter for reconciliotory
interview were Indignantly and contemptu-
ously repulsed by Mr.. Buchanan, is utterly.
without foundation, 1t is distinctly andem-
Phatically untrue in every particular. No
such Interviewer lSplace q snclifitcrvfew
could take place, norris there the most re-
mote chance on the partfof AR. Buchan-
an, or the faintest desire -of- the. Douglass
ties that such an interview will Ocean
take place. The report is. the weak in,
Tention of weak enemy; but ii ovcrshot
the mark. The statement that the adj
vancs, if made, was repulsed, is so stupid
ly stupid as to give the lie direct-even to
the mind of the most, uninitiated-to the
ISSS u ths tiulSuio nus report. senator
Douglas is farther away, if possible, than
ever from any liberation of the evil doc
trines and policy. advocated by Mr.. Blu
chanan; to which we are indebted for the
vindictive spirit infused into public affairs,
and the'ill effects of which the country is
reaping in Harper's Ferry outrages and
Congressional scenes of violence. Again
let mesay the report in every particular is
and centemptibly false. And
moreover, You may take lit for granted
that if such an advance was made to the
Senator. from Illinois; lie would Indignant
ly repel it sas'he Should He is a.magz
victor, but even the most philo-
sophie could mot expect that Senator
Douglas could or should extend to the
present Administration more than the
merest courtesies of civilized life-in poll
tics, no courtesy whatever. t...s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

At recent torm.of the Superior Court
in Windham county, Conn, nine cases of
divorce were granted-seven on application
Of wives. ss .szr7 sa4s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
Gloves" UIiOn NcaIeS.

SsTTOwEs" UNION SCALES, FOR GRoCERs,
Il Il weight y OF. to 24o lbs, with Scoop and
Platform; manufacturers price ten dollars Another
supply received by P.C.IIILDRETlI & BRO
deco Agents for the Manufacturer
ITO FARMERS AND OTHERS.-=.
"iiowe's' three ton Scales, plNtfnrmT feet by IL
pit of only twelve inches. Tho cost of preparing
foundation is One-thir less than any other Scale in
usU. Price one hundred dollars OrIlerd solicited
% sS 2. c. HIIDRETH &BRO,
j. uec9-d&w Agents
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

TINS Secretary of the Treasury. -ucknow-
legged the receipt of letter from Newark, N
J,-containing twelve hundred dollars, which
the writer acknowledges to have defrauded
the United States out of, and which lie re-
turns in order to stiao the papgs of Consci-
ence and regain peace of mind. Could the
power Of concienCe be brought to bear on
very many others who have grown rich
from their populations while in office, there
would bepo deficit in lnextyear's budget.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

A lpdyresiding in AIahaska county, Iowa,
who had been insane for about two years,
some two months since came to the ronclu-
sion to starve herself to death, and presist-
ed in her determination until death came to
heFFslisf, tfFg;tight days after she first fa-
fused pouisbmept, Itis.provepi by ample
testimony tint, in the shapeofliquids and
colds, she never took tipo ounees ofnouFisIi-
ment during all this time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

Az editor in a neighboring state, who
.brags that no person has been sent to the
pepitentiary for several years past, thinks
that the fact speaks wellfor the morality of
the country The inference doesn't necess-.
arily follow, by any means. immortality is
least'apt to be molested by the law in very
immoral communities,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

IT appears that the presence of our ar
my in Utah has not been very favorable to
the growth of the religious spirit among
the people. The leaders have therefore
making a special effort to revive their
dropping faith. The correspondent of a
New York paper gives long account of
four days conference which the saints
have been holding: Brigham Yonng has
given them an unusually full exposition of
the Mormon revelation. One of the most
important announcements is, that there
are to- be several Sresurrections, and that
there5is chance for almost everybody to
get the benefit of some one of them, and
attain to felicity; and another is, that the
Lord hadihis eye on the great family of
Smiths from their origin down to the birth
of Joseph Smith, Jp., and that this Jo--
seph is destined to appear again upon the
earth to help the raltnruI. rnr NrurInuIs-
So tu ror Houston for President.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

TER celebrated DR.. Cumming is preach
ing in London on the end of the world, and
is drawing crowded house and creating
great excitement. He sets down the event
assure to occur in 1867. Lord John. Rus.
seil'and Sir James Graham are among his
reported attendants. The Doctor is severe
ly criticised in some of the London journ-l
ais, and is shown to possess more picty of
spirit than accuracy of learning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

A1pLAE entitled, the octOrroOn has been
introduced in New York. tiscriticisedby
the Dembcrtic papers as Being anti-slavery
in its. tone, and unjust to the South. When
the Demoeratfc2 members Of the House:
have done with Helpers book had they not
better dissect this play which is witnessed
byIBIacE Republicans initlie great metrop-.
oils withwhich. the South carry on trade?
Helper is getting little stale as o text,
and a new work might add freshness to the.
very .imhaportant3 ana patriotic discussion
which was opened by Mr.. Clark. iI,a,n.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

"A FIRRiin tile piano forte mannfnct6ry
of1ighte & Bradbury, New York City, on
the corner of Prince and Wooster streets,
which, before arrested, destroyed eight
buildings. The whole value of property
burned is estimated at Sl64,OOO, on. which
there wassinsurance to the amount of$57,-
100, allin New York Offices One hundred
and fifty persons were employed in the
piano factory, who are thus deprived of
employment. Between thirty and forty
families, mostly all poor, were turned out
of, their homes by the Ere, losing nearly
all their clothing and furniture. :, t.--s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
Tns annual elleetion- To-. city-offcers .4nd !.


members of council is rapidly approach.
ing, and already the candidates are COM
ing boldly into the field to compete for the
public favor On Tuesday, evenings long
debate Maslhad.inl the city .connea upon
the propriety of petitioning the Legisla-
ture to allow the council to elect the city
Sergeant and other officers now, elected by
the people The councilmen exchanged
opinions uponthe subject but it was H.
nally referred to the committee ON. 0rdi-z
naDces for report There is certainly
show of reason IN this matter, and. while
weidonot undertake to say u hat particuy
lar Soffcers sh opld be taken out of the peo-
pies hands and transferred to the coun-
eli, I'VE are quite sure that there are many
whom it would be better for the council to
elect Including the members of eouneil,,
and the school commissioners and trus-
tees, there are forty-fve city officers to,be
elected at the ensuing election. The dis
erection and Judgment of the committee to-
whom nc, subject has been refcFred.are to-
'be depended upon, and no doubt.the most
tudicious and acceptable action will be tn=,.
Zen in the premises. However; it may re-
bit, the Consideration of the subject will
otefEeCt matters at the ensuing election,
nH Candidates may therefore hand in
iheir'hatnes and their two dollars just as
soon asthey please, The more the merri-
er and the better for us. While we have
an5eye to the public good and shall cast
our votes in that direction, we yet have
another eye to the ten cent pieces and,
would like to see whole troops of candi-
dates ready to sacrifice their time and tall
ents to the public veal When there are
so many offices TO be filed md SO many
people to fill them with, We cannot attempt
to- estimate the result. When the votes
are counted outw will try and furnish
some valuable information.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
For NTcnsnIii

vAeIc, CITY CLERK respectfully nm
GSSSs1 uouncc myself at a candidate forGthe Office
of City Clerk, at theic'sutnEs annual election.
deel4-te* GEORGE HARRISON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

ctCOTcH IyT1IsIxEY.--A very supcri,I
~ article of Scotch Whskey, in JunchrGrls just re
eei IHSi and for sale by Clio. ADAMS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
HTGARRIAGES ANDRARNESS,

'CEIHL-IEaS = LOCATION IN THE ATIT!N a!TNI
ef4s92- Bniiding. corner Market .juhn streets,
OPPOSITE The CustGn House, Wheeling, Va. Always
on hand Carriages of superior orllniansp warr.Il-
ted TO give satisfaction Alsn work built to order Ur
the latest styles anu most improved patterns Mt tile
lowest mnrSet rites. IL my1S-1Y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

New and beautiful styles, just rccCYeand Cor sale by
dGc0 III J. {. HARBOUR, us Main s..
6,tILT WINDOW SlIADES.--Just rcceiv-
NJ cd, a "leItd assortment of gilt banrIci Win
dow Shades now and elegant styOS, and for sale very
low Ivy J. &. HARBOUR.
decd ~ II q q lI3 Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

NEW MUSIC RECEIVED many
IN Musical Instruction Hooks, Musical NIrIcl,anJ,s,
oil al kinds, " PAlNl. 4 cos
noN5 No u Nome Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
BOARDING.

: A GENTLEMAN AND LADY. OR TWO SINGLE
IN gentlemen, be accommodated with well fur
nishcd room in private family by enquiring Mt this
office. deco
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
F u FINISHING GOODS

of almost every article in House Strl,, Bont or
Hotel Furnishing. My Stock Of NEW WALL
PAPER Is large and well assorted. ana win bo
sold CHEAP J. c. HARBOUR
novG No. I43 Main St Whctlinc' Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

GUM GLOVES, GUM LETTING
NC SlIUTTLkS, Gum Crochet Needles Mt
~ PAYNE ( CO.'S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

HOLLAND GINNING nre tliis day receiving
Il direct several choice lots OF Holland Gin which
we offer low by the pipe or barrel - n -
drcl4 = - GEO. ADAMS. so MAR, st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

5SEDS AND 1IATRASSES.--I have nav
I'D hand, and will make to Order :; superior q:
scIc Of. Feather Beds Mattresses and Comforts.
llecG - j. C. IIAIl.MI,E / Is Ninin 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

INAA188 l MERS. CALL AT OUR wARE-
4. 1 1! and see Shares Coulter Harrow. 4
EoE<t 10 L Imam .F-.- SMITH & GORRRLL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

{ N;DK;;J-ARS.-GaIiona and half gallon, long
1Seio j. A. METCALP..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

r ADIES' AND CENTS, HOSIERY
Ia all kinds, at PAYNE L co.'s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22

Tous les dros treS intiet de Ia VILE No,veIc Or.
inns asnnis Dc y r"gi, de John McIlnnoh aasanti
pnrc fond de Ia iaie de Ii pl,nn,iou
Nn@ilr ensemble les delx .ce environ q ar
penis, poi"ncenc iii;g4liee de y apents rt sr
mensnr titt rse dun pln a. Vim. j. Ict;tlon. ,oycr
general DIES Ein's unis, CONNIE lot Nc 49,
SEPT MoRCEitX nF. TEERE sur lie cott troit din n,uvc
Mississippi disignts e Nos H. A. l5 l6 II, ~ sur m!
liant plisc dun linn de VIM. j. Mccullough yoyer ri MI dc.
Elais Cns. CONNIE suit
Ic No Is coneiant environ l2W apcns e, a I'M,
oimc irii tacrc. bort nor par les mninc
ant arn ctnt L. MIlhuo, est lbs Sos ct
IL, lisaar iiinlcc lie canal i.sttelln sud- m lie
Bnyou Ol.clia 81 IL moccnu No H.
lie 1,o II environ GO apcnts ct est dune
oi1c irri gni.G nlf sud pu; les cdcy,n pro
priitt de 4; d tiry Quest par les teres .antem app,l,c
s't est par lie liayGt s)uacla Un iaratariA.
lie No environ artens e est bonn
nord par lc M Il, i.,nr eenIculrc d.
cSaail mlir,i L. d. Ia l.tn III, fond de-
inisat sfs cnve MississiJi
tusG In l}ttnnria. kt IL NJ L.
No H. ss,Iallce lie canal
lie No 10 la l,He fasd
ceanN Nos L. > 3 ct s. par lie No II, par
la rifere Ouacla on 3ala's:in 1t lie morcenH No Is
lie arrents ct es, lot a
Quest les N0s IL les mar
rivitre Ouatfla BarHaria.
lie No 10 environ 100 arpen,s bono
au o TT Quest les ctles de T. Galct, sud lie Bayou
Duaclm arta,iu ct les lots Nus Ii Is,
mainenant c;cynnt Hpparenant Ia l
Gugt DIES Urstfines.
UE MOROCCAN De TERRE dams lie District Raraaria sur
lie Bayou Dupont environ j. liens de la Vile dc Ia Noyeie
protonelr lie atnts Giant rnre dune tile borne bur
lie Bayou Dupont ies kigocs Bayou st Denis ii lc Petit Lac
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22
Lands in the Parish of Saint James.

LARGE ARR A Ho, y YALE TEAer Of LANn situated
|" Plan da%a by lou" IT, } @s sS 'rsesor the dinesiai,s
FRA "d as a" On tie bank > Of tue TIE
Msspp risrr md on its upper limit adjoining shepperds
. Golden Grove plantation.
No. contains is 100 acres and is divided into two
fractional ,se 81, desiame S hs Mr. and6. No con
Section No ~ GIG s6lo and dcd four
aiming Ia' 2 70, ILe sections II and u lie contisa-
Section No 10 contains AS sscacres inotwo
fractional parts OF sections, designated by the Nos II and G.
No II conams 9i 63 100 aud No IL 25i 2oOo
qarle section c.snaied by lie Nos TO- Il aud IT, each
containing lGJ aces,
Section No contains 70 into
tanning 100 Is 1913 acres.
Section No 70 contains Gao $500 aud is divided into four
containing 100 III acres.
quarter section designated BY the No 10 and fractional part
100 No - 1877 . 100 No a. 1855 2JVl
No 81 is fractional part quarter section desg-
mated by the No q and containing 81 74-loo acres
a ssSS No. 3 e9 %sSGn pr 9 ss s sese sS
bto " inclusive lie one body aud contain together 2 IS 100
Lot No 26 y Of an irregular FORM lying in the of lot No.
situated in The The plantation formerly belonging
to j. Ii the lots containing together lob - 100
Lot No % contains IS 50 100 acres adions lot No. % and is
situated IN the OF the plantation formerly belonging
Pierre liourgtoS
Lot No % contains 80 100 acres adoins No. % and is
situated in the the plantation formerly llougin,
jean Bite. Noiner-la containing together IL,
Lot No 20 contains % i0lOo acres ai2ns the No. 81
Is situated 1T tile OF the plantation formerly belong
ing to- Jean NecaTx, and il bounded side by the lands
formerly belonging Francois 0cll and Others
lie other side By the lands formerly belonging
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22

All the right tleand interest of the e,v of New Orleans 40
say to 0F iASD myis n T.a nc %s ~1r
psrN on back boundary of Tic r4asar lamt"!io., d
rsrlnr depth f ~ acts, and designated plan drawn Nv
ouis IL Pills City Syeyor, The ic,,iose being taken from
nnSh b VIM D. MccEi'oui United StAes Survey General
rs Lot No, -
SEsE TRACTS OF LAND Tie right side of The Missis
spp river, DESIGNATED l the Nos b. H. Is It Ii Is ~ OF,
plan drawn by Louis IL l'i City Surveyor the dimensions
being tas"n from plan ~ VIM j. Mccullough United Sturs
SiTveE rGcncra., us foluxs,
Tract Ma II contains uoa 1900 npents and IS s an irregular
FORM bounded north and %s*t by lands now Ieias L. Mil
Destrcian, ad south by Bayai Onncha and tract Ma
Tract No IA contains aboU arprns and is 81 irrc,r
FORM bonsdee sonth by lands ,mery the property vi j. e. De
trny, west n !,ds now belo4ng to H. Ma,doi narth by
ouacla or BarHtara.
Tract No Is contains about 800 apents and Is FOUNDED
nor, by tract Ma IL line perpendicular eana at The
the tracts fronting the river sspp south by til. river
ncln or saratars by tract Ss west BY tre No.
Is, on line parallel with Canal DestRhan
Tract No Is cohtaas about so atats and is bounded west
the canal in continuation of the line sivso between trat
No Y and l5 east by tsact No Is SINE parallel with lie
casual, ana south by the river Ouaclla or BArataru.
Tract No Il contains not 95oapents aad bounded sou,
by tac No 10 north by the rear line of Nos l. g 4and
s. west by tract No r. BY the rives Ouacha Or Bar
turin aud tract No. IL.
by tracts No 10 and IL aud the other sides by The rive
Ouacla or Barntaria. - 500 ~
Tract No - contains nhou 100 arpen and is bounded n,
The lfaynn uhcha or Bnatara and lois Nos II IL and ~
the east by lands formerly belonging to tile community Of
the Crsulines Convent vi
ACT OF LAND, in the District Of Barataria on the
bSoh anan about IL Leagues from the city of New Orleans
measuring iiSu leagues less in said byom h.,
depth or thirds arpehts and being part isln bounded by
Bayou sHp3l' he Rso'rs bayou ST. Denis and Small Lake
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22

NoS-lsTERcouRsE.ft the non-intercourse mex :
nres now proposed by the South shall have de
ehect 70 develop the immense latent resources Of
that section of our country such as those mechnn-
lcai ana manufacturing interests and industrial
pursuits which the North has always supplied
heretofore, the South will receive our congratnIa-
tons; for what tends to advance the interests 81
one section must contribute to the common pros
perity Of the whole country. This Is what the
south most needs. But 10 intimately involved are
the commercial and social interests AZ the ane &C.,
ton with the other, that one will become indie
pendent of the other only when the earth can pro-
duce vegetables without water.
IN. Y. Journal OF Commerce.
Well, whose conduct has brought about state
of things that is fast destroying those interests and
must soon render their existence impossible, II
persisted ins
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22
Lands in the Parish of pIaquemines.

LARGE BODY OF LAND in the parish Of ra4aeTi1es.
H. h. t s nak 2i e N s I aS9 o. s G%
tie Ne Y l2I lively lying partly in r % 5. r. g
r. agd = ~ r. y F. according TO an drawn by Louis
BY Vim. j. Mccullough United States suryryor.ficnera
Lot NJ, to = insnsiyey a@sn zach Other c%nan each
the Mississippi liver, ~ depth or about 74o feet.
Lots Sos r. incpsiyry, aon each o'lsr contain each
the Mississippi yerhy a depth Of about 79,l feet
Lots Nos % q inclnsely aon each other contain each
he Mississippi riyrr b depth of5,lont 72o tysi.
Lots Nos b fcusiyely, qloin each other contain each
tile Mississippi river by depth of about ,2pJ feet.
Lots Nos 10 81 inclasyely ajoin other contain each
lie Mississippi river, Is depth Of about 72oO feet.
Lot, Nos. 9s III nclusyely adjoin each other contain
iron, the Mississippi river by dephoi 200
Lots Nos H. ZIG and ~ front the Mississippi river nd
Plantation
No. rs containing about 50 superficial acres
No. 10 containing about q superficial
No. III containing about Is superficial
Lott NJ u TO III nelarcly adjoin eacI other contain
each about y superficial measuring each about $40 feet
front the Mississippi river b depth Of about 100 feet
Attract OF LAND called La cirsnde Chcnrc in the par
s OF rnaWem,f,, about ,een isnSns below The city Of
about sNty apen', from The ver COMMENCING at Lake He
nS "E S " o G Sa TSh 4 r" isS # d b.,
k + nn4 e' G or g a r3S1 tn Il +
y oui, H. r Gty surveyor the dimensions bsng taken
from plan BY William J. Mccullough, United States SUrHe
Gcnerawitou designation warranty Of quantity
ntiiui,er Of
Til Of land said large quantity of ike
oak suitable for slip building and consequently is very Nu-
able.
The undivided half of TRACT OF LAND on ,l left bank
OF the Mississippi RIVER IN Tie PARISH Of Plaquemncs about ~
miles below ll city of New Orleans lying both sides the
RiNcGc thtucS. commonly known Bapl,te
SancrF Tract and containing Hces according 10 plnn
by Louis ii. Pile, City Surveyor the being
taken from plan by William j. Mccullough, United States
Said is designated said plan
ton No % aud situated partly in T. 10 = Il, Ii H., pa W
in 7. 16 : X. Is T..
OF Ibis it is said that the lands both BAYOU
timber thereon is very valuable,
THREE TRACTS OF LAND the left bank Of the Mis.is
sipi river IN The Parish Of PiaHe,nnes bui sides the
River thcHes, about 40 arpents back
IL 7. ID, Il. Il IL, aud composed of the folio
according plan dawn by ipUs H. Pills City surveyor the
dimensions being taken from plan by Win j. Mccullough {.
= Sirveyu General, VIZ
No contains. 81 6}-lpD acres
No . ;,--Ilsi
These tijpn each other.
Nos. aud contain together lt
The Nos and are immediately IN iiia Of the
niuta;o, formerly belonging MuiG and g. a!
NJ Ilrrcecr, tnd Tie Nos Is itnneiau, i'm the
Of lie plantations ul j. Y dc I) Henry Doy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22

cities So roniiies. Ell IA nrren! esulJls pa.itinn
SUre de vilcH a li e;aie portion hauc favorable
pour la cultivation .uriron Is % ciirc
norcnan petite EaiSon dem isscs lie
hrs lie dit moroccan de yacur, "
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE dars Il. Dsrc: Baraaria sur
Ia rive rance du Bayou nta.ara. dtirnt No s.
description No run dessi par Win j. Mccullough
gene a DIES Eais lns colsisHi prnies sdeniani
dn bayou dc liz Concession Bayou dc Ii arrirre msuant
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ct slls nucunc satlne Guelconque.
DEUN MoRCEAuX DE TERRE dams lie District Baratara.
ct dest scion M plan dfesst par Louis H. t yovcr dc la
Vile les dimensions Giant prise dun plan de VIM McuI-
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