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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19
ADAMS G. PECKOvER
Inventors, Proprietors 81 Manufacturers,
NOVELTY IRON FOUNDERY,
3 3 3
FoURTH-sT., NEAR SMITH, GIN, o.

We beg leaves most respectfully, to offer the follow.
ing certificates and references Of families using the
Alligator, which will, at glance remove all doubts
For solne months have been using the Alligator
Coal Cooking stove LIZ superior cooking qualities,
combined its Cleanliness must secure
to the owners large share af public patronage.
| have been using one Of Messrs. Adams L Peck.
overs Alligator Cook Stoves for some months, which
gives entire satisfaction in every respect and can
oheeraly c rscUmmsndi to thosewhp are want Of
Coal Cooking Stove. manufactured by fessrs Adams
gives the utmost satisfaction. 1t Is the only stove
have found that cooks perfectly TtR e9s
For some time past have been using one Of III essrs
Adams 4 Peckover's Alligator Coal Cooking Stoves.
and eau recommend them as being superior stove,
s 'n0 'iSs yos II NHEEfrE reSsps' SUpsi Merchant
cheerfully ndorse the above.
JOHN KELLER.
Hon. Judge Mclean, Cliff Joseph W. Wayne, S9l, sth
aSn yudsoLeavitt, 8, E. Rey % ". ). Ksnhsay, M Safa
Judge Van Ham, sss Up; jones', "a Fourth,
judge Hcadly, o, B. TS Thacher st sas TUSSeo9 Seopse
Dr. Rolker, 6S Sth, VIM. jolly, ll66th, :
gRoTphSsls gR0 AsylaR d Elm S0s IsbO 400 7th
sals s%ifh T% Ws,OdI Of Lincoln, WIliams Is Hills,
yalIette, 3i1ath,' Mrs. RyIsnd, sM 4th,
II b.. Funk, 366 Vine, Mrs. NJ. p. Tayior. ass Geo.
JAG, Espy, 295ith, Sixth and Race. -' W.
]. jeffrey, Eng. Gas W'ks A. A. CLARK Times oaace.
r. II. Yeatman, Storrs Tp P l., Weaver aaa Iohn
A. W. Francisco, Press j. P. Whitman. wash.
once; ington Institute,
Hugheg, Commercial, John A. Hook, 3O8 George
W. b. Wolls, Oinu type y. +. Brooks, 14g John,
Toundry =, jackson M. Noble, All Sd,
Qbas. Chadwick, 30f 4th, Chas. Goodman, 2s2 ath.
7 W. sgregue, Ig3 7th, John Q. Norris 1I3 Mill
Mr.. H0ughton, 100 Sth, J: a. Stacy, 4i4 8th,
VIM. ConnstocE, 261 4th, Gibson 4 M M'Donald yine
@. Hole, 36I It'll, -' Isaac Marsh, asa GEORGE
j Harvey, 207 Longwortb W.B. Hurlburt 625 Fr' m n
John Anderson, 4l3 4th, Elan p. Ian gdon, l2 9th
Jonathan Ogden, l95 4th, j. II. FulweIler Long.
"; w: Woods, 40 ith, worth and Western row
John Tanner, Wrightson d. K Cady, rs sth, "
&Oo.s Gsatng once: Ale Burnett, l64 9th,
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ERANtlLEN TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
piu.SsH E.as asa: vs: :.1:s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-29

An .a ryt title and interest the city of New Orleans
auired from The eSae q s sce BEING
partly on boundary line Of the Gazea plantation and
esar aenh Of 20 arpens designated plan drawn by
Louis Pit City Surveyor the dimensions being taken from
plan By Mccullough United States Surveyor General
as Lot No ID.
SEVEN TRACTS OF LAND the right side Of the Missis-
sppi river designated BY the Nos ID H. 10 IT, ~ II III on
psn drawn by Louis Pile City Surveyor the dmeSsons
being from plan by VIM Mccullough United STATES
Surveyor General, as follows;
Tract No 10 about 1900 arpen and Of IN irregular
sm bonded north and west by belonging to L. NIL
iaudon east by No IL and To- parallel line with Canal
Desrefan south by Bayou ouaeha and tract No. H.
Tract No. IA contains $50 arpens and Is Of irregular
form bounded south by lands formerly the property OF D. b De
(ruy west by belonging to L. Mlnudon north by
line parallel with the south limit, anu east NY e oa9ou
Onacha or Bara,aria.
Tract Is contains about 1000 apents and is bounded
north No r. line perpendicular 10 the canal at the
he traes fronting on lie Mississippi BY the
uacha or by No 49, and west by tract No.
Is, OH d line parallel with Canal Destrelan
Tract No. contains about SO apents and is bounded west
Se canal in continuation Of the Of division
No. II and l by tract No Is on line parallel with the
canal, and south by the river ou'cha OF har".afa'
Tract No. II contains apents and bounded south
tract M l6 north line Of tracts Nos Il and
III west II and east by the river ouacha or ba
faria and tract No. IL.
tracts No and IL and on the other sides BY the river
6nacha or Barataria
Tract No. 10 contains about HOO arlents and bounded on
and west by the lands Of y Garaere On ~ an o
~ c BY lands formerly belonging to the community OF
the Ursuines Convent
Attract OF LAND in the District Of Barataria on the
Bayou Dupont about Is leagues from ne city oil new oeab
snt ~ three arents being island bounded BY
Bayou Dupont Rigoets, Bayou ST. Denis ana small
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-29

Tous les ros tres intre de Ia Vile de la Nouvelle
leans acqnis de Ia popst de john McDonog garanis
mara de bois isant face pae Bayou Ba
ataa pare fond de Ia lgne de Unite de In plantation
Cazela mesuran ensemble les deux faces environ 70
penis poodenr rtgulere de 20 apsnts ct dgnd
mansions Giant prise dun plan de Wm j. Mccullough voycr
general DIES Flats unis, CONNIE lot No ID.
SEPT MoRCEAUX DE TERRE sur lie cote droit du heuvc
Mississippi designt par les Nos 49, H. 1 49, H. Is ct 49,
prise dun plan de Wm j. Mccullough voye general
Etats unis CONNIE suit
lie No ID contenan environ 1900 arpents
fome rragiere borne nod ct par les
appartenant L. Naudon est nr les Nos II
Is gne paalele aNec lie canal peean sud par lie
Bayou Ouacha ct lie moroccan No Ia.
No IA contennnt environ $40 arpen ct est dune
reguliere borne sud les erres cdevnn la
pdt de j. b. de ruy Quest par les terres appare
L. Mlandon nor par une gne parallele Ia Unite sud-
e IL Bayou Ouachl gu Baratara.
lie No 10 eontenant environ 1000 arpen ct est bornt
all No T. gne pependiculaire
canal meu de In distance de Ia rvere Ounca fond DIES
orceax faisant face euye Mississippi sud Ia rivere
Ouacha en- hraaria est pnr moroccan No ~ Ct quest par lie
moroccan No b. paralee lie cannl Desehan.
LIE No II environ $50 arpens ct est borne
par No 49, nord la igne dn fond des
ceaX Nos g g. par lie moroccan No H. par
la ryiere Ouncha Barataria ct lie moroccan No 10.
lie environ 500 arpens ct est borne
Nos 6 ct IL ct sur les autres co Ia
ryiere Ouacha on Baratara.
LIE moroccan No 10 environ 100 apents est borne
les tercs de T. Gardere sud Bayou
Baratara ct les lots Nos II ct 49, ct Pest les
erre mainenant cidevant apenant Ia communicate du
Convent des Ursulincs.
UN MoRCEAU DE TERRE dams lie District Barataria
e Bayon Dupont environ ID eus de la vile de In NonveeOr
e De arsns ct Giant pare Dune isle borne
lie bayou Dupont les Rigocts Bayou StDens ct lie Petit Lac
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-29

new 1ofk deralu WRITES from richmond:
was present, to-day, at conversation between
Gov. Wise and several members of the Legislature,
on subjects relating to the Harper's Ferry out
break One of the members asked the Governor
what he thought of the Union now. The Gov
ernor's reply was, that he believed it to be as
strong, as ever. The member, in utter surprise,
asked him to state his reasons for this strange be-
lief. The Governor said that there were elements
enough still existing to hold the Union together
that the relations of these elements to each other
were of a character so strong and abiding as to
render their severance next to impossible. The
Union was, he said. growing too fast, and a tenn
pOrary check of difficulty, such as the present
agitation seems to present, was inevitable but he
believed that, in ten years, the Union would be
stronger and more consolidated than it ever has
been. M
Every man present looked intently one at the
other, exhibiting evident tokens of satisfaction ut
this unexpected prediction. But, continued the
Governor, these results rest in great measure
with you; and then he proceeded to point out the
necessity of carrying out the various recommends
tons made in his message. He condemned as the
of this agitation in Congress upon the little, con-
temptible issue of Helpers book, and intimated
his entire dstrust of any cOunteryailng legislation
that may now be resorted to by Virginia. As to
commerce between the States, which this legsla-
ton was designed to affect, this, he said, was .
subject for Congress to deal with The imposition
Of heavy imposts upon goods imported from the.
North would avail but little to check importationa
from that source in the absence of facilities for
carrying on foreign trade and home manufac-
lures. The result Of this so-called countervaiinK
measure would be to increase the price of articles
upon the consumer. He seemed to regard an
resorts Of this character as fruitless This thing Of
direct trade he looked upon as needing many pre-
liminaries which Virginia still lacked. Her inter
nal improvements should first be finished, and then
there was need of ships and capital. He presented
the disadvantages under which Virginia now
labors, in the absence of those MEANS to give eii
cacy and force to the countervailing measures now
contemplated, and urged these deficiencies and
their effects now Ms arguments in favor of the
speedy completion Of the public works Of the
State ssset5asa izs5ss'l+3+5' 5&As 8, IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-29

An ABOLITION NEST IN KENTucKY.-A village in
Madison county, KY, has grown up that is mainly
occupied by Abolitionists. The most prominent
men in it are the Rev. John G. Fee, who breaches,
prays, teaches, and acts Abolitionism, and J. A.
r. Rogers.
meeting of citizens was held week since,
and committee of safety appointed to take meas
ures to expel all this nest Of enemies from Ken
lucky. The following is the resolution appointing
this committee:
Resolued, l. That committee of thirty eight
discreet, sensible men, such as the whole commu-
nifty may confde in, be appointed to remove from
amongst us j. G. Fee, j. A. r. Rogers, and so many
of their associates as in their best Judgment the
peace and Z, safety OF society may require, and to
them support and assistance to the utmost.
2. That in dscharging this duty they are in
structed to act deliberately, humanely, may be,
but firmly, and most effectually.
Fee and others have been orderedto leave the
county in ten days. s54'i eg9 - ~
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j. B. WALTON.


VERY ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PAELoR FURYTTIfRE1
Capets Ghendeers Gag Fixtures Sets Of Curtains and n
superior Koscwood Billiard Table Queues az AUCTION
BY ]. B. WALTON.
AUcTIoyEga-oiec 10 Bank Place
THURSDAY, Jan. 5, 1860, at IL o,cIocIx
= NJ at the residence Of the late Mrs. Ho,nord n,
13 Camp street, opposite ST. fairicks Church the foton
described elegant Furniture without will be sold
Rosewood sofns.
.. ...... Rosewood Arm Chairs
Small Rosewood and ether Chairs.
F0nr sets of Curtains Of superior make ard quality.
One Chandelier, Gas Brackets and Pendants. :
Extension Rosewood Table.
. Mahogany SidebpaYd
Two new and elegant Carpets for ParIors.
Other Carpets and Rags, Straw Carpets.
Oil Cloths, Stair Carpet etc.
-Alsn-
Rosewood Billiard Table and Queues,
In good order.
H3~TERMs-Casi o. delivery
N H. The furniture on the premises the day urnr
TO the sale. al I'd
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EFFECTS OF THE Cold WEATHER.-The st. Helena
Imperial Of Saturday last says:
In our notice of the freeze two weeks ago, we
neglected to state that it destroyed the entire crop
Of winter vegetables in this and the adjoining
parishes. Such a thing was never known here
turnips, onions, cabbage leeks, ETC., could stand
the severest freeze. If the change in the weefher
had been gradual, they would, doubtless, have
stood it this time I; but the temperature Of a1moe.
phere changed in less than three hours frCm sum-
mer heat to freezing, and they were pnprepared
for the sudden transidon. s--ssssss
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1884 7O-lUO

I,Jsf
scbed are all contiguous and together would form valuable
snonr lantaiiop larger portion of the land is high and
Ssntibe o cultivation About IS % cleared and
there exists on the land small dwelling and one or two cut
hnI,s,s The timber on the said tract is valuable.
TRACT OF LAND in the Baratara District the left
bank OF the Bayou Braaria, a Lot No descrp
United states General consisting Of prairies and
tending Bayou de la Concession to the Bayou dc Bar
Were measuring about 81 arpens 'front.' the Bayou Barataria
IN about ~ arpents in depth.
large portion this tract is covered by superior claims and
only ths right title the city of New Orleans
oned from the estate McDonogh will be od and with
out any warranty whatever
TWO TRACTS OF LAND in the Baratara District and
desena,ed according plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Sur
vev6r tia dimensions taken from plan by Wn j. McCu
.liener ssfn
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Ds6 Orltans 9aiIp Grfstsnt.
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 1859.
From Arfzo.,s.
The Arizonian Of the LIST inst. furnishes the fol-

The Arzonian Of the LIST inst furnishes the fall
lowing intelligence:
IMPORTANT FROM S0E0RA-From a yalned COR
respondent we have received the following irouort-
ant news from Sonora giving the result Of the mis-
sIon 1nt9 'ae above 81 STATE q Capt EweI q
ties toward orr Government, with the prompt sat-
isfaction demanded, by Capt. Porter of the II 81
sloop-of-war st. Mary's. =
Capt. r. $. EweH. U. s. Army, and party. ar
rived at Fort buchanan on the evening d the s0sI
ult. He had been successful as regards his mis-
sion, and the matter now seems to be in fair way
Of settlement. Gov. Pesquiera denies that he or
dered Captain Stone, or any of his party to leave
the country that it done without his authority
and that they are at liberty to return Whenever
Iney please but will not be permitted to continue
tne survey. Previous to the arrival Of Capt EwelT
Capt Porter, Of the U. s. sloop-of-war ST. Mary's.
had arranged this matter IN its present form and
requested capt, Ewell not to reopen the subject
Captain EweH and party received every atfen-
ton and kindness at the hands of the people. Int
by some OF the authorities far different feeling
Was eyinced- The following incident occurred at
ana threatened very serious
9aehces e. one time mule, the property Of the
United States, which had been in The t. s. d. De-
pa .iet ioI several years, was claimed as belong
,s S T q that place. having his brand
upon y. Inc claimant demanded the mule and 3
heavy damages for the time il had been missirlr.
and the authorities required Can't EwelI "a Give
neayy bonds not 2 leave the place until the mat
for eight days The Captain senf a. erpress ~
the Commander OF the st. Mary's ct Guaysras.
who demanded Of Governor Pesqniers an imnse-
date apology for the insult offered Captsin e. and
an escort to protect him in his exit from he cossi
try This being at first refused, the result vas
man-of-w was placed within batterinR Distance
OF the town, and the Governor was informed, e Ise
did not comply with the demand the town wouId
be bombarded at II O'Clock. Halt an hour before
that time messenger was sent on board, askinx
TIL T. N. to arrange his answer, which was
granted. The foreign residents repaired on board
the U. s. vessel, and the different Consus hoisted
their respective flags; but before clock arrived
the necessary apology was made, and an escort
and animals rendered to accompany Capt. Ewell
70 me boundary line. which was declined. pro
test against the insult offered to him and his Gov
erhment was entered BY Capt. T., and the Govern
Meht at washington informed OF this new indignitY
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1884 7O-lOH

Les dverses sections ct pare de sections de
critics congues ormeraent ensemble plantation
de valeur La plus gande portion favorable
Ia cultivation Environ Is on % claire
petite maison ct deux basses
bois sur lie dit moroccan de terre est de valeur.
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE dams lie District Baratara kur
la gauc,e dn Bayou Baratara dcsgne s,
description No sur plan desse par VIM j. Mccullough
general des Eas un consistant aiies senan
environ 81 de face Bayou Baraaria ne proon
deur d'environ 20 nrpents.
Une grande parte de a,naons
ct settlement lie droi tire ct nttre de la Vile
acqs de la propriete John McDonogh sera yen
aucune garanie quelconque.
DEUX MoRCEAUX DE TERRE dams lie District Baratsris
desgnes scion plan dressa par Pl voyer de Ia
vile, les dimensions aant prise dun plan de McCul.
ough voyer general DIES Etas Unis, CONNIE suit sayor-
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A LARGE BODY OF LAND in The parish Of Plasuemines,
the cty q New ofieans divided ato l2 designated X
s a Mo- f. 81 r. sssyl F t, an Il drawn : &
u P & snrsey9r ~, dmsnso being assn from plan
Lots Nos os nclu.sely adjoin each other contain each
about superficial measuring each about 20 feet iron, on
the Mississippi river, by depth Of aoout i3p feet
Lots nos ncluvel, adon each other contain each
A., f l, af,s q S sssh sS9? se ~ feet front on
Lots Nos 20 81 nclvely on each other contain each
aboa, acres = easa ss9 ~ feet front On
Lots II, uclusely Ioin each other contain each
ao,, e superficial acres eas aSS feet front on
Lots Nos rs 81 ncusive adoin each other contain each
about s9 superficial s each ssoss ~ feet front on
Lots Nos 9s to Ill., incusiyey adjoin each other contain
each about ~ superficial measuring each about 20 feet
front the Mississippi river by depth Of about ll feet
Nos ll5 l1G and M front the Mississippi river nd
Join other and their back line the upper side Of Gtts
No. lis containing abou; 50 superficial acres
NJ No. H. H. ssn'ans aSt 6 sps sFss ass
about 81 superficial lee.ls Zach aeont 81 feet
Attract OF LAND called Ia Grande Chendre, in the
New Orleans tho right bank Of the Mississippi river and at
nase Or Lac which IT has front # z aeniis By
R1Tata e hi tract or st1p u lan siined Il
H. % and z and viii be sold according to PIN drawn
from plan by William Mccullough United States surveyor
Congratulations amy designation or warranty oil quantity OF
Of land said to contain large QnHnty Of 1--we
suitable for shpbuing and consequently very Fhu'
able.
The undivided half of TRACT OF LAND on .he left bank
OF the Mississippi river, in the parish OF Paquennes about ~
miles below tile city New Orleans lying boil, sides of the
Rviere aux Chencs, commonly known the Jean Bapiise
Saucier TRACT containing 6i according plan
drawn by Louis H. Pa Giy Surveyor lie dimensions being
taken from plan by William j. Mccullough, United States
Said tract designated said plan
ton No 81 and situated partly in L. 10 s. r. IL E. and partly
in 7. 16 s. II. ID +, -
OF ibis said that the both sides ofhe Bayou
OR Riyer Chenes for distance back high, and the
timber thereon is very valuable
THREE TRACTS LAND the left bank Of the Missis
spp river Parish Plaquenmes on both sides Of the
River aux Ghenes arrts back from the Mississippi
In Is IL F. and composed Of the following divisions,
according plan Louis H. Pile city Surveyor the
inensien being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough, L.
S, Surveyor Genera, viz =.
No contains. - hs-iuu acres.
No 2 contains. ,S59 3S-lD
These W tracts adioin each other
Nos. and contain together Qi 5l-lV) acres
The tracts Nos Immediately in the of the
formerly belonging Martin soye and G. H.
III Iepeleter tile Nos and IL Immediately in the
rear oil The plantations Of j. Y de Egaa and Henry Doyle
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UNREsERyED AND POSITIVE SALE, FOR pIy1s.
ION OF INTEREST.

uSREsEhvED AS f5s F q TSTER FOR Drvs
A MOST VALUABLE soGARE in the Fourth District,
in the immediate vicinity of the elegant mansion Of j.
TWO S'f MSDE f BRICK DWELLINGS on washington
TWo-sToRy FRAME MODERN BUILT DWELLING,
Constance street. Annucaton Square, and Lot of
Ground Derbigny street, account of the
SUCCESSION OF MRS LOUISA wERNISGER RoBB,
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Ohice, 10 Bank Place.
NJ q ~ A. ha. s g st n eeosn
s ssy M iii
ssHsss IN hs District in
as 9 e Il syy Rs Xos t. 2
10 LOTS Nos sden each other and each 81
ing the CORNER q Washington avenue and Laurel street
fs depth q Is sSe es'
LOTS Nos to 10 adon each other and each g feet
forming IF Washngca and Live street
ss sss fS oak Lot
sss ssf each
c Sn t. ~ aa eae N oe gsn and n I each 81
il forming corner Iaare! and Fourth streets
w!as'sn ~ st i sp and LOIS 81 Sos to q
inclusive ncnsye ap S Ss s Sa and ss s 70
s s o aa vii tn s o S ii 5 q s
TWo LOIS q GROUND with the buildings and improve
Washnss9 Avenue, cams, Fourth csssass s'sss
sshiss es Nos ss on Of @
in the office Of T. Grna late Notary and the other drawn by
II sEsSfS s se's sGss and deposited
LOTS sn Nos e and ad'a v each other and measure mr. each
tween parallel Ines Lot No forming the corner OF Washing
R h'is Gk sTf Il ms ii Ss
lars md
FIR nc s ea1 es aa
hedooa water closet and bath room etc, etc leased until
s F H ds 81 hosp 4 H III s' q III.
sly the d as ss u.s.
$ feet inches front Washington avenue b.
LOTS nos and son each other and measure each % feet
front Washington by depho I'D inches and
ssat e. an p @ all s s 70 az plan "a y
eonyensnses two large parlor and dining first floor
@ = s"s y M ss es
oi q GkoUSp, with the improvements and buildings
by censanee Orange Administration and Richard Streets desg
Nc On lie sT y IN h ps sy
Of f. csnas late Notary in this city measuring 81 feet II
and q Of inch in Depth between parallel lines ali American
ARRANGED FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with slate
reo leased to Captain L. W. Cooper until the 3lst Of October
1860
M8.TERMs AND CONDITIONS for the properties above
described-One third cash. the balance credit of Tad
years for secured mortgage the property Sold
bearing interest Mt the of per from day OF
sale maturity, and per thereafter if puncay
Tie building to Je insured to the satisfaction of the vendor at
the Of the purchaser and the policies transferred
vendor, until ina payment.
For e s w WILL Ill be se
in the First District Of this city, in the square bounded by Der
bgny Gasquet Gate Jackson Roman and Palmyra de-
signnted by the Ne plan by j. Pile, City Surveyor,
dated the LIST Of May 1870 deposited in the office Of D. Nc
measure Is feet front Derbgny by las feet
inches In depth, between parallel lines.
Hl- TERMS, Cash
of sale before W. H. Peters, notary public at the
of the purchasers. deaJ I'd
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Terres dams la Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge

UN RICHIE MORCEAU DE TERRE situa dams Ia paroisse
Est Baton Rouge, attenant ct mmediaeent Ia
vile de Baton Rouge dvisden sgnes par les
Nos de H. incusiveme situes r. l. r. s. W
suvan plan dressd Louis H. Pile voyer de VILE les
dmentions prises Pun plan dresse McCuloeh
arpeneur general DIES Eats-Uns
Les Nos l. q ct son contigus confinement chacun environ
80 arpens supercels chacn peds de face In
rivere Mississippi profoneur denvron 10000 peds
Nos G. ct contigus chacun environ
"a pes supeces melrant cacun I'll pieds de la ri.
Were Mississippi sur une pofondeur denviron 6S9 pied
lie tiers indivise DUN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe dams
paroisse Est Baton Rouge les deux Cypress
Bayou environ miles nord de Baton Rouge rois
miles de la riviere Mississippi stue pne dams
let's, R. S. W. ct en- partie dams lie n 5, R.
lie dit de terre est compost dies divisions suvantes
plan esse par Louis II. Pile VILE les
dnentions prises dun plan desse par Wm j. Mcul.
lough arpenteur general des Etats Unis, sayoir:
IA eci i No q tit y.s 20 Ivy afpen