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From CharIestOyyn.

CHARlEsTowN, Dec. 4.-Thc town is rapidly
filling Up with strangers to witness the approach
ing execution. The system of excluding citizens,
adopted on the occasion of Capt. Browns eXeeu--
ton, is not to be repeated.
Gov. Willard, of Indiana, accompanied by Mrs.
Crawley, of New York. the sister OF Cook, and the
Hon. D. II. VOORHEES,, Attorney General of Indiana,
arrived here yesterday and visited Cook. The in
terview with his sister was most affecting. Later
in tie day DR.. Stannton and his wife, of Indiana
and Miss Hughes arrived. Mrs. Stanton is sister
of Cook, and Miss Hughes a. cousin. They also
visited the prisoner, presenting of grief and
anguish scarcely to be described.
They all promised to see him again, but through
the advice Of Gov. Willard they each wrote him a
few farewell lines, and all the ladies have left for
their homes, the male relatives designing to remain
with him to the last.
Arrangements have been made to have the body
of Cook taken to New York for interment. Some
of Copies relatives are expected to arrive here
to-day. His body will be sent to his mother at
Springfield, Iowa.
The bodies of Green and COPELAND, it is thought,
will not be claimed, and will be decently inferred
near the gallows.
The prisoners, this morning, were cheerful, and
| making religious preparations for death. Cook
was much cast down after the parting of his SIS
tiers, but is calm and collected, awaiting his
doom.
CHARlgsrows, December l5
The hotels and private houses are all crowded
strict surveillance is kept on strangers, though
those who come from curiosity, and are well
vouched for the question of our peculiar instu-
ton, are allowed to remain.
Three gentlemen. friends of CoDpie, visited him
yesterday. He Lived with them in Ohio during his
boyhood, and they speak of him as having been a
quiet and in6tiensive youth. They will remain
with him until after the execution, and take his
body to his laotEer.
Gov. Wizards interview sHith Cook, last even
ing for the purpose of delivering message to the
prisoner from his sister, Mrs. Willard, was very
affecting. Gov. Willard is much attached to Cook,
and wept over him as if he was his own son. His
lamentations could be heard throughout the build
ing.
The prisoners are all calm and resigned to-day.
They have been engaged in spiritual exercises,
under the direction of Rev. N. G. North, with
much apparent devotion
The gallows erected this evening"
The negroes will be hung between IL and u
O'Clock, and the whites between II and o'clock,
tomorrow.
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The Chill correspondent of the Philadelphi
Inquirer writes from Caldera under date of DC
tober 18th, concerning the recent earthquake i
Chill: ri
The 5th of October was a day ever to be remem
bered by those living in Caldera and the provinc
of the Atcuma. On that day, four minutes past
O'Clock A. NJ, there was one of the hardest
heaviest and longest earthquakes that has beef
felt for long series of years. Persons who fel
the great earthquake of 1851, say it was muc
heavier and lasted longer. More property wa
destroyed. 1t came just as every one had qui
work for breakfast 1t cast despair over Calder
work for that day. No one had the least desire t
do anything. was standing in the engine room
one of the boxes where the condenseFis placed
leaning on the exhaust pipe. l could not move
every minute expecting to hear u crash. Although
could not stir, at the same time the exhaust pipe
was moving up and down enough to break it off
After the heaviest shock was over observed the
sea was receding; then | took to my heels for the
hill in front of the condenser.
Then watched it for some time as it recedeG
and returned. 1t did so very mildly, constantly
flowing in and out-all day accompanied by in
cessant shakes, say every ten minutes.t Some o.
them would have been considered very severe
ones had the grand one not have been felt. The
shaking was kept up for five six days, till it has
become quiet again. Don't think am exaggerat.
ing when say that it lasted two and a,thalf min.
utes. You will not find any one that says itswas
less than two minutes. Don Andres Blert says he
timed it. The heaviest shock lasted two minutes,
As regards the damage done in the city, must
give you the estimates of DR.. Groves lind David
Rattery They both told me the damage was ovel
1000, 900. Dr. Groves says that at least
of the city is in ruins. All houses bnilt of frame
have stood well, but the adobes and mud houses
are all down. sssszsfn
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h s Ea5is ef s.et l@@s IL : T. and eoap '"e
ys a n5 City sss9s s S S hirs9"
at Iron" aid as an Of p : M n nk SIR
M4,,spE rysr md On lis upper limit adjoining shepherds
sef0 S .,on contain, as 81 aerss and DIVIDED into
lains III 5000 acres aud No o 256 49, 100 acres
Section No y contains Gle 100 acres and yde into four
aa Isl ss4s T @ s s@f sn Az s"s
Gus, and contain together 1879 3i-loo acres
Section No. 6 contains 4s So 100 and is divided
No II contains lo is 100 No l6 contains Isl ~ 100
Section No Il contains go and is divided into
containing 100 acres.
Section No IS contains 90 12oacre and is divided into -four
quarter section" DESIGNATED BY the Nos II and H. each
quarter sections designated by the Nos. Ii Is % y each
containing 100 "A 100 acres,
Section No contains o2 s 100 and divided into
quarter crtion designated hs the No ~ fractional pa of
G i II, sections s'GnTgd y Me- Sos - and Il 80 a
Section No Il is fractional part ar quarter section t
mated by the No q and containing 81 "A 100 acres
No 81 fractional part of quarter section 1es
mated by the No p containing Is s9lD0 SECTIONS from
acres.
Lot No % Is Of irregular ferH lying in tie lot No
z, and contains 10 30 100 ncrea.
Lot No . contains q l3leo adons lot No 2i and is
situated il the Of lie plantation formerly belonging
j. Ieis the TWO lots containing together les 736l aces
I Ma % contains CO - 100 acres adl5n. LOT No % and is
situated in the OF e plantation or formerly belonging
to Pierre Bourgeois.
Lot No % contains 3S 81 100 acres adnn Lot No % and is
situated in The @ of the plantation formerly belonging
70 lcm Bite. Foincrhe two containing together 1872 loo
Lot No. 90 contains 30 40 100 a1ons rear lot No 9,
is situated in The OF the plantation formerly rn
ing to lean DccrraN and is bounded side the hands
formerly belonging Francois Pooh; and others
tie other side by the land. formerly belonging to jean
Prccouct.
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Oe6 Orlsans Daily Crescent.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 81, 1853.
Mobile Races.

| FIFTH AVID LAST DAY.-From the Mercury Of
Monday we extract the following report Of the
race over the Magnolia Course on the previous
| Saturday:
| Saturdays race purse for the best three in
| i've, mile heats, for which three horses were en-
tered ltgndo,1, Ltgette and Col. Hills FLY by Sow
ereign. me first was the favore by about 100 to
~, she last being picked up by sHeh spectators as
thought It. prudent to drop v. were It might pos
slbiy realize handsome profit. The weather was
me ana the track in very good order after the rain
dust on The home stretch in the last heats.
| Fa@ Heat.--After one false start by AIendorf
ana me my, the horses got off, Iorrelte and Allen
dorf together; the fily, who had the track, con-
| sidcraby Behind, Lorette made tie running
throughout the heat and wen it in I.53Jr AIendorf
about forty feet behind, and the FLY barely within
the distance.
Second HedE--rhe start WIS bad one. AIeg-
dorf had the advantage Of Lorette so far that he
took the track instantly and she pulled outside
the FLY was quite in the rear, and remained there
through the heat, which was well contested be.
tage when they were not tied, which was mostly
the case Alendorf won by gap of half length
in l:52i the filly being distanced.
Third Hen.-The start was fair, Alendorf hs1-
ing the advantage by half length, which he
kept to the quarter post, when Lorette tied him.
but he shook her off and towards the lower end Of
the stretch opened a gap which was hardly gap
and in that style finished the heat winning by a,
Fou,M Heat.-TIe race was now considered as
finished, no doubt existing that it belonged to the
horse. He led from the start with the exception
of little while about the end of the first quarter
where Lorettes colors could be seen ahead, opened
esp at the half mile post, round the turn in
dashing style, swung in close the inside of the
track, and passed the string some ten feet ahead
in l:54}.
Summary.
Saturday December 11.-Assocaon purse S40 mile heats.
three in five.
4iaataf, y. bs George Elliott dam by Eclipse 2
z j. tFners b. t. Lorett ~ o., by Sovereign, dam by
, lLnfnHmi 2 ~
g. s " Eli's h. f.. y.o, by Sovereign. dam by Black
Time: l:53s; 1:52l: l:55l l:544.
The Mercury remarks:
As an appendage to the weeks races, the pro,
pretor- Of the track, Mr.. S. F. Rice offers parse
to the beaten horses to-day, the particulars of
which will be seen elsewhere. We hope he will
have such an attendance as will remnnerate him,
for his hberality, and handsomely reward his labors
for the accommodation of the public. The attend
ance at the Course has been small during the meet
ing first owing to the usual indifference which is
felt regarding the winter races, next owing to the
horrible weather of the most eYentful day of the
week, and finally from the feeling that all the inter-
est of tie races was passed 1t would be well how
ever, for all who love to a race to be on the
qui ttrgc they do not know what sport they may
lose by absenting themselves from the track
to-day.
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All the right, title and interest city of New Orleans ac
qiired from the estate Of John Mcponos without any war
cypress swamp fronting partly the Bayou antaria and
partly the back boundary line of the azear plantation and
irregular depth of 70 nrpets and designated on ln i
Louis H. Pile, City surveyor, The dimensions being taken from
plan BY Mm j. Mccullough, United States cncra
Ms Lot No IL. '
SEVEN TRACTS OF LAND on the right side of the Mi,ss.
siup river, designated by the Nos H. Is L. H. Is 10 on
plan drwn by Louis H. pilit, City Surveyor The dimensions
being tnken from plan by VIM j. McCuluug United utrs
Surveyor General, as follows:
Tract No l3 contains about 1901 arts and of an r.nr
form bounded north and by lands belonging to H. Mil
huo east BY tracts No l2and 10 apaalcl line with Canal
Desire han, ana south by Bayou Ouiclu and No. H.
Tract No. contains about ESQ apcns and of irregular
FORM bounded south by lands formerly property of i Il De
.;ny west by lands now belonging TO H. Millnulon north bv
line parallel with the south limit, east by The avo
Onacha or Barataria, -
Tract No. ID contains about 100 arpents and Is bounded
north by tract No Il on line perpendicular the canal
the tracts fronting on The river Mississippi south by the river
otaca Baraarin east by No y tract No
Is, on line parallel with Canal Dcstrehall. 49, ~
Tract No 6 contains about SO arpents ani bounded west
the canal IN continuation uf the line between rac
No. Y and 10 east by tract No Is ION line parallel with the
canal, and south by the river Omcha BarattTia.
Tract No u contains abou g5Dnrpen bounded south
by tract No III nnrihby the line of tracts Nos & 4d
o west by tract No II aud east by the Ouacha or Bara.
tnria and tract No. Is ~
Tract No Is arpents md h bo,rdo, ,,
by tracts No Ii and H. and the other sides by the river
OHaria lsnrataria $50 .''N'
Tract No. 10 contains about 100 arpents and is bombed on
the north and west by the lands of r. aruc on the soi nv
ne hyon 9aeha OF laraa'ia and lots Nos and Isl And On
the east ny lands formerly belonging 10 the con,mnn Of
the Urstncs C9nyest. '' VI
A TRACT OF LAND, in the District of Barataria. on t,
Bayou Dupont ahou Il leagues from The city OF Nav rians
depth OF three Tpaa2 and being part island h5ndr Nv
iason pap'ns.ha "seieis Bayou St. DENIS and Small Gke
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Les diverSo sections pnre lie
critics sont contgues ornernent un plantation
sucre dc Nnlcur Ian plus erade portion hunc ct yorahIe
pour la cultivation Environ Is ~ sont claire ct
sur ce moroccan nle petite raison btisses lie
bOis sur lie dit morceau de de yaleur 100 -
uS MORCEAE DE TERRE dams lie District Hors,ari, en-,
Ia rive gache dn Bayou Rsataria dtpnd CONNIE lot Nos
description No plan resst par VIM j. Mc('ulouoh
yoEer general dies Eta nis CONSTANT paires ct sttcnant
du Bayou de la Concession Bayou de Ia Barrcr melrant
environ 81 aantS de face nranria sur nne nrnrn
dcnr d'enriron 20 arpentS. ~ i'
Tine gralde phre de &c moroccan
seulcnent lie ro tire de VILE In Non yclle
Orleans acquis de Ia rroprtt de John Mconogh sa yendu
ct sans auclne garantie lueconquc. $3.50 '
-sEt MoRCEAUN DE-, Tl,RRE dams lie District Iaratarn
ct dfssn scion IN plan dressi Louis IT, Pil voyer de In
vile, les dimensions Giant prise dun plan VIM j. Mel MI
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Lands in the Parish oro,,c.,s

an] pA il Df parishes ys's and a%a ,,sd " 3" IN
plantation one ae"r 10 sttr 1 Gnz IinG d p%F t. Of e
e., ~ apoNt h,tt miles from the city Of New Orleans bunic5
q. 'r upper Meby the plantation fDuaey belonging to Pro re
mnl'll aud on he o@er side by he plantation formerly Of
h2tt i designated and cilcj plan drawn by LOU. il
% Jty Surveyor the dimensions being taken plan y
wits '' ' " '''''' w
4 CERTAIN SPACE OF GROUND lying in The narj,b of
orleans figured on the abgye mentioned plan as anc ior he
and 81 dciieaed said plan measuring twenty ft front
,Nlscan measure on the ,tsr Mississippi, lying between
plantation, formerly belonging to IIoa Brothers by a
depth Of forty arrenls, where it joins lot No 81,
And TWO TRACTS OR PORTIONS OF LAND. lying
mines DESIGNATED the plan y The numbers 81 and Is .
ill., @ n tppGGls IRON Ile river AID lying nineliate, IN
wan me M width Of he plantation formerly belonging
dn Which extends I f,%n e nrpe line Of The Hon pana
If ?n no, the aid lots SGs = and lying immediately II the
while The remainder, lying rear Of ot> from No i 10 5
Gs,sn Y I far aek as d" Bayou oar@ Ea'arn all By
SIX LOTS or PARCELS OF LAND, in the parish of
Of the 'Ca1elar Plantation designated y The Nos E
the dimension, being taken plan D.. Win Me, ulonvh
u Surveyor General and measuring each according
plan one arrent front on the River Mississippi b.. 40 arren
, The sd six Lot lying contiguous 10 each oher and form
aud on the lower side by Ia" NO u the said plan
Lands are high, the soil very fertile aud admirably suited
ipf county residences Or for the purposes of gardening
A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND situated in the parish of
Orleans designated by The No. containing acres in
lug to plan draw by Louis H. iiS City Surveyor. Tie IL
ncl,iols being akea from plan by I'm Mccullough L
Surveyor tieie.hl
TRA i OF LAMP on s isf' bank Of The Assspg
a%" rG ~ S Ss I Ra, "y pq ,5 !" sesoT No z
plan drawn s Louis H. i'i lily snfsryor The dnpil.ons
being taken from plan by VIM. j Acrulloch Z $ surveyor
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Terres dams la Paroisse d,Est Baton Rouge

IN RICHIE MORCEAU DE TERRE siua dams Ia paroisse
Est Baton Rouge a;ienant ct amadatenent de In
vile de Baton Rouge diNis en- dsgn sar les
Nos de | n H. inclusivement, lie
suvant plan dresa par Louis H. Pile voyer de Ia vile M
dmentions Giant prises plan w Mcl So,g
arpeneur general des Eats,CLs e''
Les Nos l. 2 ct ont cohgus confinement chan
y arptns superces resun chacnn 252 pes de face Il In
riSiere Mississippi proundelr llsa nes
Les Nos 5 g. ct on congs confinement caeun environ
~ pcs slpcrciels fsrant ciacun 2ll pieds face la
Were Mississippi sur une proionden denviron 6S? pieds
lie tiers ndyisc dUN MORCEAU DE TERRE sitn5 dams
la paoisse Est Ration Rouge, dex col de tyuress
Bayou environ sept miles nord Baton Rouge ct rois
miles lie Ia rivicre Mississippi ct stn en- ,r Ion
lie T. 6, X. S. ", ct pariie dams lie T. s. h. S. f.
lie dit de lerre est compost DIES divisions svanes
dapre un plan resst par Louis H. Pile de Vile les
dimentions prises dun plan eSst mar VIM j Nc
ough apentelr general DIES Flats -unis, /; savoir: "
La section No 4 content .99S ~ 100 arpen;s.
Lii section No. As content .2iS 80 100
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The several sections and parts sections of land above de-
sched are all contiguous, and together would form valuable
plantation larger portion of !he land hgi and S,
ccptiLe of cultivation About Is ~ cleared and
there exists the land small dwelling one or two yut
houses. The timber the said is
TRACT OF LAND in the Baratara District on tle left
bank OF the Bayou araaria designated Lot No s ctin
ton No. s. on plan drawn by William j. Mccullough
United states SurveSor'enera consisting Of pirirs aud cx
tending from the Bayou dc la Concession the , Bar
ricre measuring about 81 penis front on the aSo liarnria
sby about 20 arpenrs in dcptr.
large portion OF this tract coyered by superior claims and
only the right title and interest of the city of New Orleans nc
qured from the estate OF john Mclonogh will be sold and with
out any warranty whatever.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND in the Baratnria District and
designated according toa plan drawn by Louis IT, PILE Cit, sur
The dimensions being taken from
l0Mth, United Sthes Snrvcyor ienern. follows
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J. r, WALTON.


ESTATE OF TIE LATE JOHN McDONOGH
GREAT SALE or LANDS in tbs Parishes Of ORLEANS.
81. BERNARD, PLAQHENINES, JEFFERSON, ST.
CHARLES, ST. JAMES LIVINGSTON, LAFoURciIE
INTERIOR, EAST BATON ROUGE. ST TAMMANY,
ASSUMPTION, ST. LANDRY and CALGAsIEtt, on ,ns
credit By order and for of the McDonogL School
Fund, city Of New Orleans.
BY ]. B. WALTON
City Auctioneer,
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LATER FROM VERA Cruz. The Omitted States
sloop-of-war Brooklyn, Capt. Farragut, arrived al
Pointe-a-la- Hache Sunday evening, with Mr.. La
Reintree, United States Secretary of Legation, as
bearer of dispatches and the family of Mr. hIcLane.
She brings the McIane treaty with Mexico, Iuily
signed, which we shall publish in our next.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND situated he Parish of
East Baton Rouge adjoining and Immediately below city Of
Rouge, divided into eleven tracts designated the Nos
II inclusive and lying in T. = r. W, according 10 a
plan drawn ny ouis H. Plt City Surveyor the dimensions
being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough, L. s Surveyor
General.
Nos q and adjoin each other about ~ 81.
pertciAl acres, measuring each 252 feet front Msit
river by depth of about l0t30 feet.
Nos C, and ajon each other. about "a Sill
periteial measuring each I'll feet front Mississippi
river by a dcplil Of about 1tSD feet az
o 10 and II aon each other, each ttnut a3 s
perfcial measuring ench I'll feet front the Ms,un
river by Il depth Of about Oslo feet.
The m,lyiic third Of TRACT OF LAND situated in the
Parish OF Fast Baton Rouge both sides Cypres ayou
miles north Of Baton Rouge three mile, north
of the Mississippi river, and lying partly r r. W.
and 4. IS. r. ! +.
The said composed Of the following divisions according
plan drawn by Louis II. Pile City Surveyor The fml
being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough L s Suf
seSor-ticncrh viz:
Section No. As contains .24S 63rlOO e..
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A CERTAIN TRACT or LAND on tine left bank of the Mis-
rsspp river. situated in the parish Of 81 Bernard designated
by the NJ" containing w 1900 aGfes and lying in
No Is, according % plan drawn by LJs H. it. City Sur
NeyOr, The dimensions hens taken from plan by Vim j.
CGiu1ph United States surveyor. GENERAL.
THIS tract l. cuniigups the boundary line between The
parishes Of BERNARD aud Orleans Hes entirely IN tie
pril Of St Ecnar aud adoin, the described
No, 3 in Tie parish Of brlGai.L
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ErTERMS AND C0ADlrlONS-One-ffh cash. and the
balance credit OF three and fur the
of The purchasers made able The Citizens Bank of
secuted by special the property Sold with all
The vendors privileges and the clause OF aendo nid
lear interest The OF per
until maturity and 10 bear satisfactory city endorsement il
CURED by the Finance Committees of the Common Council here
in acting the Board Of Commissioners of the McDoogh
School Fund. In of payment of of the
maturity, those unpaid will bear interest from maturity the
of until fully paid This last coni-
ton will he construed authorize any delay in the
payment of the notes at maturity.
Erhc purchasers will themselves 10 be put in Possess
ion their expense and they will be required comply
with the md conditions Of sale above set forth, within
fifteen days from The day of sale and in any of delay
neglect their part the property purchased by them will be
advertised and sold for their account and risk without further
notice, of legal default.
Acts Of sale before f. Foer Esq, CITY Notary at the
expense Of the purchasers. die
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lands in the Parish of La fourcIe Interior.

LARGE BODY OF Ia Nd known Is the yacherie Dug,,e
'hiais situate in e Parish Of ai0nrche Interior flo1in.
partly the Bayou DIES Allciinis and Petit
composed according plan drawn by H. PiiG Civ
Surveyor. the dimensions being taken from plan BY VIM j
Mccullough, L. s. Surveyor General following divisions
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Lands in the Parish of Jefferson.

A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated on The rich, o,,
Of The Bayou aFaaria and composed Of the following sections
and parts Of sections according drawn v Ipuis II
Pile City Surveyor the dimensions being taken from, p)u nv
VIM j. Mccullough L. s. Surveyor General dated Itl Anrij
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Les cidessu dccrtcs stes en- part;es rs las
townships suvants, savoir Is II s. 10 f. r. Il et
To- r. s. ~ E. ct seeondement de tere design r
lie meme plan par No sitne dams ntrieur de la terre an
p.rtenant Jean Bape Gnedry ct denvron 800 ar.
you Iafourche ct Giant dams lie 7 l5 r. s. is ri f " 80
lie chein de fer des Opeouas traverse enforcement e M
DIES erres dessls tcres toucbs tcrt en- erier
la igne Oh joint les teres apparenant erv
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Aew rsans gag Creseent aensdy aNn 1etembr e. 1859
J. B. WALTON.


rsofRIETE De FEtf JOHN McDoNoGH
GRANbE YENTE DIES TRRRASS dams les paroisses
HoRlEANs, ST BERNARD. PLAQUEM1SEs. JET
FERsoN, ST. CHARLES, ST. JACQUES IIvINGs.
TON, LAFoURcHE ISTERTEUR, EST BATON
ROUGE, ST. TAMMAHY, ASSUMPTION ST. Ian
DRY ct CAICAs5IEr long credit. par ordre ct
pour compe du fonds d@cole de McDono.h, vile de is
aOuy.lle Orleans.
PAR J. b. WALTON
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according to plan drawn by Louis IL P3I6 City Surveyor
U. y sirsc yor.; General N'0''
Two TRACTS or LAND measuring 81 IL 100 acre, on the
,Rht sue % we Mississippi river situated the Bayou st.
Denis in \. IS ). II, y II. "
Los No. measuring % 10 100 acres.
,... Lot No. "a measuring a 2s- 100 heres.
,'"t ls parts 81 LECTION No IL according plan drawn
loIS H. Ple City Surveyor ile dimensions being taken from
plnn BY Vim ]. McCMIlolgII. T. s