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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-05
State of Louisiana.

Ninth pistric. Court Parish Of Puinta Coupe.
/. NUM- ,nhcilnnr y. u. Toinoir. f. M. c. No. 1850
Gl virtue Of. aud TO satisfy a writ off. ia. is
sued in til. above entitled suit und to mr direct
ed III" Honorable The 9Th District Court i, arts
Tor the parish and State aforesaid. TO -ati-ty plain
till = demand and costs uI suit, / hay. seiz, d, and
oil; r al pihlic sale Al the Cour, Iiouo" OF
.>atp,1"og, tie 5M deg # It5., 1859.
1T II ociock, 4. ". I'll the eight. tile and int;'r-
inst til" defendant has in all 10 The follow ins
described ~prob"rt.. to wit
\ certain tract .f hand fronting on the lowsr
c'lrnal Of False River, il this farirh, of / arr" nj.
front, ls about : #rprnts in depth. houu1'd us
tnllow~:: IN u,tc III" by The lard nt Julien t,nu~
'lDan. and M III" ut:n = rid" - thr mud Of So
l,hic Stroller. .ti-o: .
\. negro man named TIIOHA>. H@c,l .ttuu, IS
Years.
Terms IF S~ot-('osh uitA cypronrn.a,.
SEVERN rOKthh. >a.ft.F.
l'ointe Coupe. JAnuar, !. lS.n.
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State Of Louisiana.

Parish Of Pointc Co,pce-N Ninth District Court.
.Alphonsc I%'ourciaH vs.. Sasinien Darid.--No. 1863
D virtue OF. and to satisfy Il writ Of Fl Ia, L.
IL sued in the above entitled SUIT and 10 mo d.
rected by the Hon. the Ninth District Court in
and for the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy
plaintiffs demand and costs OF suit. | have seIz-
ed, aud will offer al public sale ut the Court
House on
Saturday tie 5M Dig Of irJ., 1859.
at II o'clock. a. M. all the right. title and iuter-
est that the defendant has In and to the following
described property to-wlt:
All the rights, titles AMI interest which the de-
fendant has i'll the succession OF -Amarantbe Sui
zan. Wild. Louis David. deceased. being one-
twelfth of said succession, after payment Of all
the debts of said succession.
Terms Of Sah.-Cash With Approisemeat.
SEVERN PORCIIE. Sheriff
Pointe Coupee, Jan. /. 1859.
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State Of louisiana.

Parish of Pointe Coupee-Ninti District Curt
George Keller W. James L.. satterirld.-No. 1868
By virtue Of and 10 s,tisfv a writ Of +. fl.
issued in the above entitled suit a.Ii 10 NE direct
ed by the Hon. the 9th District Court in and for
the parish and State Aforesaid. 10 satisfy plain
tiff i demand and costs Of s,fit. | have seized, and
will offer at public sale, on Htlr premises, Oil
Saturday, the 9th day Of Feb, 1859,
at II o'clock, 4. M. all the right. title and inter
est that the defendant has il and to the following
described property to-wit: -
4 certain tract Of land in this Parish, bounded
as follows: west by the Atcilafalaya River: north
by lands of II. G. Gallihan,; on the Sonth by
lands Of MI. Terrell, known on the figl,rative
plot of this parish as lots No. So. 81. IS. SO. and
40, containing in all eight hundred acres (more
or lrss), being the same tract of land on which
Lafayette Keller formerly resided. Also. the fol-
lowing named and described SLAVES:
Ned, negro man, aged about 80 Years.
john, negro man, aged about IS years.
Bob, negro man. aged about % years.
Charles, negro man, aged about Il years.
Wllloughby, negro woman, aged agout 81 years.
Mary. girl. aged about II years.
Hester, girl, aged about II years
Nancy, woman, aged about 26 years, and her
three children: Harriet. girl, aged about !
years; Caroline. girl, aged about ) years; and
Mary. girl. aged about ? years.
Terms Of sae-Caash, riM Ippraissmeat.
SEVERN ToRGIIE, Sheriff.
PIT Coapee, Jan. /. 1859.
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The State of Louisiana.

Parish Of F"inic toupes-&ilth District Court
L. Marquee 4 Go. ". .Aururu Fisher No. .l,p.
d virtue ofand to satisfy Il wri: nf .eiz,lre nod
IL sale issued in the above sui sud IT, me dire
ted by the Hon. the 9th Di4trir, Court in and f,r
the parish and State asefrsaia. t" -ati-iS pAiH,itT>
demand and cu-tS Of sllft. ! have e.i3,,i am. will
offer al public sal. at H.. Csaft IInu4. IN
.Sotprdny, lie 5h hou Of issbruafE. Is3s.
at IL o'clock a. H.. AL The right, title and inter
st that the defendant has in and to tnc following
described property to Wit:
/ = n.
\ certain tract Of land situated il :hc Parish,
Of PORTE Corpce, in township 8. range . east,
bounded on tue soith by lands If Jonathan Eli
worth aud Celi, Adams. nortl, ly is,nls Of Vim.
II. Poole. and fronting Oh lii" Mis-. River, in thu
Solith-ea-ttIn District Of Louisiana, containing
,sb"ut two hundred and twenty acres tl.ere VI
leSsl. together with uli the improvement. tIrfs on.
Also. the following
ST AVE s.
\ unl.tto nan named Aue,,sc. a-gd about 10
Wears. and Il mulattrteS sm@l Ii,"lnla. agt1
about 81 years.
TER.US IND I1.EI}i7jU.NS::
ta-l~Hith lit" !Hncfit OF aElrais. Ilent.
SEVERN PNRCHE, Sheriff.
Poihtc follpee. january /, 1852.
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State ofLouisiana,

Ninth District Court Parrish Of Pointc Coupcc.
Henry joel & Go. W. Cert Wolh:-S 1871.
BY virtue OF. anl 10 satisfy 4 writ OF ia
issued in the above entitled suits and to Inc di-
rcctetl by the Hon. the Ninth District4.ourt in
and for the paris, and State aforesaid, to satisfy
plaintiffs demands and costs Of suit. fhaYe seized
and will offer au public sale at the Court lIouz.'.
on Saturday, the 5th of February. 1859. at II
o'clock a. ". all the right, title and interest that
the defendant has in and to the following desert
bed property, to wit:
All his rights, titles, Interests or claims THAT
be may have in a certain suit now pending in the
9Th District Court in and for til. parish of roiute
Coupee. No. 2130 Of the docket Of this court, en-
titled Cert Wolff VI. Frederick Munzsnheimer &
Co, said suit being for the sum OF three hundred
aud fifty dollars, ) per cent. interest from judicial
demand.
Terms and conditions Of SAID.
Cash, nth .4ppraiseneat.
sEFERIN TORrHE Sheriff.
rointc coarce, Jan. Is, 1850.
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Tho Senatorial Contest---Hon. J. P. Ben
4. iamin.

After a very spirited contest, tcle.
graphic dispatches inform It's that tie
Hon. j. r. Benjamin has been reelected
to the United States Senate by the State
Of Louisiana. The friends of Nj. Benie-
min had to fight two lively battles ere
this victory was won-frst in the Dem
ocratic caucus, and then before the Joint
Houses Of the Legislature. In the cau-
Gus meeting, after an unusual number Of
ballotings, he received a majority oi
only Two votes; but that nomination
bound the Sandidge men to vote for him
in the Legislature, and he thus had SC.
cured to him fifty votes. F'iftyscrer
were necessary. On the first ballot he
obtained the ~ffty-seren. and was thus
elected. None Of the american party
seems to have voted for him. By some
understanding their vote was given to
Gray, who received, in all, some fifty
votes. u The Y received by Benjamin
III addition to those given to him Ill tile
Caucus meeting, were, ! therefore, men
who had previously voted for parham.
Bat, however this may he, Mr.. Benia-
min il reelected; and, without design
ing To be inridions, we can not refrain
from congratulating the people of This
State ut the result. Among lis com
petitors were men, who, no doubt, would
have done themselves and the country
justice; but among them NC find no
mantwho has had the experience Of Mr..
Benjamin, or who ulsites 50 many If tile
greatqualitiesthat are requisite to make
the successful statesman. AS d pro-
found lawyer, Mr.. Benjamin has stood
Ior years at the head Of q Bar that has
~ superior in the Union; as. an orator,
his reputation is as wide ~ the country
itself; while, as i man, his life has been
singnlarly pure. His popularity il best
proved by the fact tllat among all The
various offices to which lie has aslairea
commencing II the House Of Repre-
sentatives Of this State, passing through
the Senate and Constitutional Conrcn-
tons, until he attained Ills present high
s~tation-we believe he has never once
known defeat.
We therefore again congratulate our.
people on the result Of this. election. and
most do VIC congratulate the commercial
community ef this city, who hare III Mr..
Benjamin An able and clcar-headed rep
resentatire. who willhe rigilant nfs tlleir
without in any manncr overlook
ing the great agricultural Interest Of
country. Delta.
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State Of Louisiana.

Iarisl. Of l'ointe Conpce-Sinth District Court
Succession Of Jacob Fisher, On the Rule Of
4. T. Lang. w. 4. Fisher, Adm'er.-No. 1929.
BY virtue OF, and to satisfy a writ of il. ia. is
sued in the above entitled suit and TO me direct
ed by the Hon. the 9t, District Court. in and for
the parish and State aforesaid, To satisfy plain
tiff demand and costs Of suit. | have seized, and
will offer at public sale, at the Court House on =
SATURDAY Tic 9TH day Of Feb, 1859
at eleven o'clock, AN all The right, title and IN
terest that the defendant has in and 10 the follow
ing described property, to wit:
Land:
Il certain tract of land slthaied in the faf':h
Of l'ninte Coupee, in township s. range J ea,',
bounded on the south by lands Of Jonathan fliS-
worth aud Celia Adams, north by lands OF VIM.
II. Poole, aud fronting Oh tic Mississippi hi'e1'
in the sonth-eaetcru District Of Louisiana coo-
tanning about two hundrelNand twenty aefc=
(more or lcssl, together With aIf the improvements
thereon. Also, the following
Slaves
Augustus, mula:io man, aged about ~ year
Th.r,na. muIai,fesa, aged about - Yeas
Terms IF Sah--Cash uii -frprazeH'r"'
SEVERN FnRCHE Sh@rlf.
rc;ntc Coup. l. I~a1lnr.,, ls2
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SurEFME CouEr DECISION Monday,
Jan. 81. Appeal from the parish Of
Pointc Coupee. A. Pnvosty, appellee,
vs.. Constance Demoulin and husband,
appellants. The judgement in this case
in SO far: as it DEGREES Constance De-
moulin liable fer the debt, is reversed,
'and Judgement is rendered i'll her favor
against plaintiff, and the judgement of
the District Court, thus amended, is af-
hrmed. Costs vi appeal to be paid by
plaintiff and deiendcnt, P. N. Moore.
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State Of LouSsicnr

Ninth ul-SF7et CoaFt--Farish Of Poiuss ,..,.,
Il. II. Thorn i Co. ". John s. Sco,t..x, ,,.a
pl Virtue Of and to r~s,isfy a sy;, Of 6
~ is1''cd IN ehc above entitled, s?it and "a"
me directed by the Hon. the 9Th p;>,rs,. '"u ~
III and for the parish and state a,sr.r.lt sou't
lsty plaiu1iti { demand and COST Of Wi, ! m~
seized, and will c!ttz at public raA,. NJ tho .s>e
| House ,a ~eNt
:S0t"r"0y, TIE jta day # Et5., 1864
At ii o'clcck IL. H., all The right. It'll. and i,,
''St that the dri'udant has in and t, the S,I,,-,i.
a. r;rihd property to wit: 6
One piano. on: mahogany ;ahir MO un
table: one writing bureau, ore III, rack ,xo ~
hosaty rocking chairar es ~ilh,w rockiuy sh.;.
one sosa. Oh: small sofa one mahogany .ja"ho.-,f
one long sofa, one large setting chsis. one lev
ing glass, On" chanaplie-. o1Aba.f dorm aI..
bottom chars, one small split bottom chair ,bmnm.
bcd'teHd$: two cherry ~arcnoirs. two 7s.l,o,,s,
bureaus, Oh" dining table. or table. orc a,.,,
aud . match of black hnrsea. '
SEVERN pORrHE, Sheriff.
Point" Foapee, January Is. 1852.
The State Of Louisiana. -
Parish Of Pointc Coupe Ninth District C,,u,,
iicrrlsillc iourelau. wife, VI Cus,avc Major. hasu-
land No. .l"3.
DI VIRTUE Of and to satisfy q writ 49,.
- issued i'll the above entitled suit and t,tno
directed by the Honorable the Niuth Distrrt-
Court in ard for the parish and State aforesaid
to satisfy plaintiff : demand ard costs Of sit. !
have seized aud will offer at public sralc, III ta
Court House Oh
'>SotaT}oy, The 5M day af Iit5fuarp, 1859.
II II O'Clock n. NJ, all the right. title and inter.
e-t tlIat the defendant has in anil 10 the following
defrrib"d property to-Hil:
\ tract II land situated on tn. Island of FsI-s
River. in this parish. fronting on saidriver, hay
ing two arpcnts and one-half tront.. by forty ia
depth, Between two lines cloSin rim the rtar.-
:Also, the following named and described
SLAVE:
Washington. negro man, aged IS years.
Terms and conditions Of the Sale.
Cash, uM tie bensM Of Appraistmeat.
SEVERN POnCHE. Sheriff.
Point" t'oiipce, January 3, lols.
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Special Correspondence of the Democrat.
BARON RoCoE, Feb. 8. 1859.

Baron Rotor, Feb. 8, 1859.
EDITOR DEMocEAr:-But little Of inter.
est has t%ranspired since my last. Upon
the day Of adjournment Gen. SHINES
introduced a resolution directing the
State Engineer to open a road from the
Bayou Lctsworth or Luke Dcpassau to
the Red River Landing. The basis of
representation in the Legislature which
was FIRST agreed upon by the joint ON
mittce, has undergone IL material change
again. In fact, there is no telling what
will be the final result. Instead Of re-
manning here. and attending to this i'm
portant business, which may yet occupy
onc-laIf OF their time, the Legislature
on the 9th adjourned until the 1ih of
February.
II Pointc Conpee does not receive her
fair representation in each branch of the
Legislature. it will be no fayAe of your
interchangeable Senator. 1t it is to be-
hoped that the Representatives will
second his efforts in this, and in all mar
ters concerning the true interests of that
good old parish.
The late census Of 1868 is undoubtedly
very defective in most parishes. The
d%cccnnial increase of population has
never been less than Al per cent. The
present is scarcely 10 per cent, although
migration has been greater than ever
before.
Commander Marry, Us, Navy, in his
very interesting work on "The Physical
Geography Of the Sea-" says: "Scafar-
ing people have, as if by common con-
sent, divided the ocean off into regions,
and characterized them according to the
winds; for example, there are the trade
wind regions the 'variables,' the horse
latitudcs,' &C. The horse attitudes are
the belts Of Gains and light airs which
border the polar edge Of the north east
trades. They were SO called from the
circumstance that vessels formerly
bound from New England to the West
Indies, with a dcck-load of horses, we're
often SO delayed in this calm belt of
Cancer, that for the want of water for
tleir animals, they were compelled to
throw a portion Of them overheard. s.
"Tle equatorial doldrums' is another
Of these calm places. Besides being a
region Of Gains and battling winds, it is
a region noted for its rains and clouds,
which make it IL of the most oppres-
slsc anil disagrecable places at sea.
The emigrant ships from Europe to Aus
have to cross it. They are often
bafllcd in it for two or three weeks; then
the children and the passengers who are
pf delicate health suffer most
The "~doldrums' have most certainly
extended to this region for more than a
month past, and all manner of persons
suffered severely; nor do present
appearances give much hope Of bright
CT prospects in the future.
NOUS VERRONS.
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Senatorial Apportionment.

Our readers will perceive from our
Baton Rouge correspondence that it is
not certain our parish will be set off ~
itself with one Senator. At the first
setting Of the committee Point Coupcc
formed one Senatorial. District-West
>Feliciana, East Fcliciana and St. Helena
another, with two Senators-and West
Baton Rouge and Ibcrvillc another, with
two Senator'S also. That arrangement,
It would seem, was il every respect the
best. BY Il second %rcmodclling Pointe
Corpcc, West Feliciana and West Baton
Rouge were again formed into Il Scna-
torial District, with two Senator'S, as
under the old ap~portionment.
Nov, to this last project wc most
s"lcmnlv protest.
The parish Of Pointc Coupce with its
large and increased population is surely
entitled to one Senator. However, if it
becomes necessary to add other sister
parishes to it in order to form a Senate
rial District, West F~cliciana with due
respect to her clliv;tlrous population and
extensive wealthy is not the first
that should be added. That parish is
divided from ours by the great Missis-
sippi; its population is entirely Ameri-
ca,l-ours consists of both American and
Creole; the first is on elevated land
the second is at the mercy Of the Missis-
sippi. In iinc the interest Of. the one is
almost entirely at variance with that of
the other. We have felt in time past
the inconvenience OF the union, and we
hoped that at a future apportionment a
favorable change would be made.
AS to West Baton Rouge, our objcc-
tons are not SO cogent. In favor of it,
the two parishes possess a hcteroge-
neous population, adjoining territory,
needing the same protection from the
Mississippi. 1t could be said, however,
that the union Of Iberyille and West
Baton Rouge would be far preferable, as
i'll Tertiary they both form, as it were,
Jut onc parish.
Had VIC time to get an expression of
people on that subject, We would
suggest the calling Of a meeting, but it
IS too late. However, as this day (Sat-
many persons will be at the seat
Of Justice, it is to be hoped that some
may bc taken to obtain the express
Of the public will and thereby re-
quest our senator and Representatives
to use all their efforts, first, to obtain a
District composed Of Pointe
alone, and secondly, if that is
Impracticable, at least insist upon the
union Of that or. those parishes which
will insure the best interests of ours.
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Congressional Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Illc House to-
dry vas engaged during the greater
part Of the session on private and local
business.
Senate.-In the Senate Mr.. Hunter
offered a resolution that it's ~incxpedicnt
to make any change in the tariff at this
session Of. Congress.
The resolution was adopted.
The President, it is understood, will
send in q message to Congress, next
week, showing . deficiency of twenty
millions, and asking Congress to relieve
the government.
The Democratic members Of Congress
met in caucus to-day upon the tariff
question.
Senator sliden was III favor of %retrenclr
mcnt. lie preferred the reduction Of the
expenses Of the Government, rather than
an increase Of the rcvenue by a pro-
tective tariff, and was opposed to any
alteration ef the tariff at present.
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COLLEGE,
LOG C.l-F.1L STREET, y. O..
POUNDED IN 1921

" aA%sL1A ~ AtALSA -s
FOUNDED IN 1921
Is open the entire year. It's object il to fiji per
,nila at once for BUSINESS in a MERCANTILE
HOUSE, BANK, or any situation in life to open.
close and keep any set Of Books, whether sttan,-
boat, partnership or compound partnership. OF
Government Books, or any business whatever.
There are nine apartments aud professors for
P~ESMASsHIP, FRENCH,
BOOKKEEPING, SPANISH,
MATHEMATICS, GERMAN,
ENGLISH, &c, ar..
So as TO save the TINE of students.
There are not less than 1000 Of its former stu
dents in Mercantile Honses in this city.
Merchants apply here for Clerks and Book
keepers.
There are greater facilities here for the acqui-
sition of the living Languages, and practical
Commercial Education, than in any other ~institu-
ton in the United States.
A Business Education is the best fortune pa
rents can give their sons. Usual time for a Com
mercial Course, s to IL weeks. Country
merchants can learn in l or 2 weeks to keep
their Books correctly.
Circulars, with reports of the Press. opinions of
public and mercantile men. sent to all who wish.
T-.- ,A.J =
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For SnIe.

4 COTTON PLANTATION. situated in this
II parish. fronting on the .ttchatalaya River.
two miles above the neN- State Road leading
from Aorganza 10 opelonsas, consisting of three
hundred and ~tort.y-oNe GID acre- nf land. O.
which one hundred end twenty-five" tiI5) acre
are in good cultivation: INV frame quarters. and
good new sin and buildings, tosctilr with III,
stock, cattle, hogs, &c.
For terms and conditions. apply on IL. place
to (d25-lm) CHARLES Z. PICKETT.
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q TT G. F.

Is HEREBY GIVEN that Eliza. Bara, Widow
L Pauline Delage, has applied to the Ninth Dist
riot Court in and for the Parish of Puiute Coupce
to be appointed Administrative OF III. vacant
Succession OF Pauline Dclage, deceased, and that
if no opposition is mnde to her demand in ten
days after this date. she will be appointed accord
inSiy.
BY order Of the Ninth District Court.
A.. KOl?ANCHAED,
Pnintc Coupcc, Jan. -. 1853. by Clerk.
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NOTICE,

Is HEREBY given that Zenon Demor4,clle
has applied to the Ninth District Court in and for
the Parish Of Pointe Coupee, to he appointed Ad-
mln1strator of the succession of Louis BarteIemv.
deceased, and that if no opposition is made
to his demand in ten days from this date.
he will he appointed accordingly.
BY order Of the Ninth District court.
A. ROUANCHAUD. by Clerk.
Pointe Coupee. February s, SO.
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Jack, aged about 26 pears.
Josh, aged about l8 years.
Ben, aged about 10 years.
Henry, aged about 80 years.
Cyrus, aged about % years.
Hem, aged about 10 years.
Cooper, aged about "a years.
Will, aged about Is years.
Manuel, aged about . years.
Seaton, aged about 20 years.
Alex, aged about Is years.
Nelly, aged about 40 years.
Bob, aged about II years.
Susan, aged about 20 years. z
Mingo, aged about Is wears.
York, aged about Is years.
CLANCY, aged about Is years.
Christian, aged about Q years.
Denis, aged about 40 years.
Arthur, aged about II years.
Becky, aged about &c years.
Charley, aged ABOUT 4 years.
Hull. aged about | year.
Charlotte, aged about 45 years.
Sam, aged about 6 years.
Ilarriettc, aged about IS years.
Levi, aged about 80 years.
Lucinda Moss. aged about 10 wears.
Mariah, aged about q years.
Spencer, aged about 35 years.
Julia, aged about SO years.
Malinda, aged about 1 years.
Jim, aged about s years.
Dave, aged about Is years.
Jane, aged about 80 years.
Eliza, negro girl, aged about Is years.
Armand, aged about II years.
Fred. aged about s years. Simon, aged 1 VS..
Meisina. aged 3 years. Mary, aged ? wears.
Peter, aged about SO years.
Patsy, aged about q years. Pleasant, 1 wears
Hetty. aged about ! years. Globe. aged : w..
William, aged about % years.
Scott. aged about 80 years.
LUCINDA Washington, aged about 80 years.
Tom Long, aged about 30 years. Garter, . va.
John, aged about 20 years.
Dick. aged about 20 years.
Daniel. aged about Is years.
Alexis. aged about % years.
Little Lucinda, aged about 20 years.
Jacob. aged about Is years.
Bob, aged about 40 years.
Eliza. aged about 40 years.
Caniace, aged agout rs years.
Wash. aged about Is years.
Emily, aged about FL years. Isaac, aged VI
Latha, aged about 20 years.
Henriette, aged about l6 years.
William, aged about 0 yeare.
Polly, aged about 6 years.
And also, 30 mules. 6 wagons, 1 horsc-carts.
lows, hoes, spades, corn, fodder, and 9s htds. of
igaf.
Terms and conditions of the sale:
Cash, miM Ippraisemeat.
SEVERN PORCHEs, Sh'f.
Tointc Coupee, Jan, % 1859.