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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06
saxe's Diversion.

The Green Mountain DemOcrats-spunky, tho
few
As their Gor0zor. the name Of JoHS SAKE
would invoke,
To that funny man, sure. the positions not new;
For, no doubI, he's been often hard run for q
j0ksl
But let SAKE not despair l-just a sunbeam di-
vIdes
Every hue Of each partisan prism:
Let him make the Blocks laugh-to spiI Gtefr
ftc0 sides,
And he'll win b. the-,oftsy schfsn
"Welll let SAKE be elected, say T." ahe
will make ma jest-ic Governor l"-N y
Sunday Times.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06
LAWRENCE, KANSAS. AUGUST 6. 1859.
cited the reason. widows are not allowed

cited the reason. Widows are not allowed
to marry again. They are stripped of all
ornaments, draped in white, compelled
to fast, and subjected to many rigors
v ich make life long agony. Former
ly it was the custom to burn them on
their husbands funeral pyre, because il
was regarded more humane than to allow
them to live and suffer such tortures.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06
A LASH AT THE ELDERS.

Let me throw the lash at the Mormon"
Elders little. Many Of you will ex-
change your last bushel Of wheat with the
stores for ribbons and gewgaws, when you
really need it for bread. And, with
shame. facedness / say it, some will take
the last peck of their grain to the distil-
lery to buy whiskey, and then beg for
bread.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06
RrIrh.m Young on woman. Rl.A...

Brigham Young, in the Tabernacle, on
the 5.h ult., made characteristic address,
of which the following points atfori q
specimen:
MORMON LADY WISHES SHE WAS A MAN.
Some of the questions propounded by
brother Clements in his remarks. produced
in me rather humorsome feeling, espe-
cially the inquiry of the lady as to why
she was not man; and perceive thatit
had the same effect upon the congrega-
ton. Who the lsdyis, know
not, aud l have seen great many like
her, and l think there would be much
more sound judgment, true, sound phi-
losophy exhibited Ii persons would in
quire why about three fourths or seven
eighths of the men are not women. Why
so? Because of the imbecilitv in the
brains of men. Look through Utah and
over the world, and how many who have
boards are men in their capacities in the
common avocations of life, to say nothing
about kings, rulers, statesmen, presidents
and governors
FEMININE MEN AND MASCULINE WOMEN.
How many men are there capable oil
sustaining themselves. wife and two or
three children? Men who. from their
youth, have been taught the strictest
economy are incapable of sustaining them
selves and a small family, aside from abil-
ity to govern and control a people, ma
rion, kingdom. Hundreds Of thousands,
yes, millions of man do not exhibit the
mental ability that one might suppose
woman should possess and exhibit In
our own community there are plenty OF
ladies who, give them the entire control
Of their own domestic affairs. will make
better living. live 10 better style and rear
their families better than at present.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06

or Manhood in the Christian life is a
better thing than boyhood, because it is a
ripper thing; aud old age ought to be e
brighter and calmer, and more serene
thing than manhood.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06
Applieaiion q Sugar when Lame has snisrsd ihs
Eve

The Indicateuy De Mayencs, in relation
to cases Of workmen becoming blinded
by the action Of lime which has entered
the eye, recommends, IS . wcll proved
application in the case Of such accidents.
a strong solution Of sugar, which e 70 be
inserted, drop by drop. under the syelids.
This application can usually be imme-
diately obtained, and completely prevents
the caustic action Of the lime.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06

or Rufus chosss's life YES insured fdr
$4,000.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-27

READ TO Your CH1LDREN.-Ponder care
fully this little waif, written by somebody
whose heart was in the right place, and
govern yourself accordingly:
A very bright, intelligent little girl came
into our sanctum yesterday, with the request
that We would be pleased to let her have
some exchange papers tor mother. While Sc
lecting sDrne, she entertained us with re-
cltal Of the contents of a very interesting
paper which her mother had been reading to
her. We asked her if she read the newspa-
pers herself?
Oh, no sir" she replied, "my mother
reads them to me.o
":And you understand what she reads?"
"Yes. sir--and some Of the papers have
very interesting things in them"
Now, the question arises, what was it made
that little child so intelligent and so xinterest-
ed in events stirring around her g. It was
the good judgment of her mother in Furnish
ing her with the contents Of the newspaper
We predict that it will not be long before she
will be able to read the news for herself; and
as she grows older, We'll venture the belief
that she will know more with less aducation
and be better qualified to move in. refined
society, than one-half Of the young ladies of
her age and chances It may be deemed an
idle boast or vaporish thought, but we
must be permitted to indulge it-that if news
papers were read more in families where
here are children, and if a taste for knowing
what is passing in the world around could be
be more cultivated in the minds Of the youth.
vast amount of labor would be removed
from the path 'of the school teacher, and the
young mind be better fitted to take its place
in society than at present
OF course, care should be taken as to the
character Of the papers which should reach
the eyes or ears of children; and there can
be no difficulty in this respect; for there is
at this day an abundance from which to
make choice: and when you read to them
explain such words, or such articles, as thew
do not understand. To our readers of family,
then, we say try this experiment. Read the
newspapers to your chi!dren il they cannot
read themselves, and you will find it one of
the most ef6cacous means fer opening the
young mind, and in smoothing the road to
those more difficult studies which after years
will require.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-27

The Paris correspondent Of thesNew York
Ezpress found Frenchman looking at por-
trait of Washington. The correspondent
was politely asked who "that' was. With
indignant astonisbment, he replied "Wash-
ington !'' &'Va-shang -tun p' - II me semble
avoir entendu ce nom quelque partU ut
seems to me have heard that name some
where.)
This was abominable Quite as bad as
the remark of the Englshman to whom the
monument. 81 his,' proclaimed the Yankee,
lis the spot where Warren fell" :Ah p
said the Enslisbman, glancing at the top of
the monument, :: did it 'urt Jim much !''-
Hurt him." roared the Yankee, he was
killed." 'Well, should have thought so,'
calmly replied the Englishman.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-27
Procedures du Jurl dc Police.

Conformement Ia loi, lie Juri s'assembla a
la maison de Cour de la paroisse Quest Baton
Rouge, Lundi Janvier lie 3, 1859. Presentes ::
J. 5. Williams, President, J. Braud, J. T..
Landry, J. c. Woods, F. A. Woods, E. B.
Trinidad, J. A. Bird A. Lobdel, B. R. Chinn,
W. w. LemEe1 ct D. P. Cain
L;amendment impose sur les membres alb
sents la session de- Septembre dernier, fut
sur motion, remise, les dts membres ayant
tourni de.suffisantes raisons pour leur absence.
~ lie Juri prit recours sur Pexamination des
Rapports defectueux de pInspecteur des Che
minis ct Levees, iorsque apres lecture fate,
les dts rapports furent acceptes, ct lie Grefier
autorise de les produire au Grand Iuri sa
session ptochaine, CONNIE pIevu par Ia Iol.
Deux rapports n'etant assefmentes CONNIE
la lo pordonne, viz: ceux de W. D. Winter
ct B. Landry, une motion tut 1aite de les ad-
opter alors il etait admis.
Mr.. Chinn alors TT un offre la resolution
suivante
R<sclu, Que tous les proprietaires sur Ia
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-27
AVIS d'ELECIION.

II NE ELECTION sera tenue Lupdi, le 9me jour de
~ MAI proclaim 1859, (ceci etant lie 2.ne Lundi du
dit mos) dams les selvantes arrondssemens du Juri
de Police, atm d'elre des memhres du Jur de Police
pour representer dit ACCOMPLISHMENTS pendant deux
ans dams e ditJur de Police, ct jusqua que leurs
successeurs soient nominees etsquali6es savoir:--
Ter Aryondissemeft-Conl ConlnissiOnaires, F. n Tuier
Janvier Hebert ct Be1esaire Landry.
3nac ACCOMPLISHMENT COMMISSIONERS, H. Hebert, jr
G. Cazes ct Edouard Ailet..
SINE 4rrondissement- -Commissionaires, VilIeneuve
Blanchard, d. Landry ct ]. N. Landry.
7nse TTOndissemTnt-James L. lobdell, Il. Hanra-
han ct Etiennes LeBa
9n,s Aayondi disssaent- COMMISSIONERS, B. ". Clark
B. Leclercq It J.F. Tacneau.4 "
+ lime ACCOMPLISHMENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS, L. S. Here
ford, W. d. Winter ct a. S. Robertson. n
Les susdts elections seront tenues d'apres la lo
Par ordre du President: T. BERGERON,
Avril 16, 1859 ss ss&z5s. Gref1er.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-27

"A ELECTION will be held on Monday the 9th day
"A Of May, next, D., 1859 lit being the End Mon
day OF said monthly in the Wards hereinafter mention
ed for the purpose Of eecting members Of the Police
said wards for two years in said Po
lice Jury and until their successors are appointed
and qualified, to wit:
-zsla Ward-Commissioners, F. N: Tuillier, Janvier
Hehert and Belesaire Landry =
Sd d---Comnissioners, H. Hebert, 9. Cazes and
E.AAillet. &C. : *-zzs a*s 49,
a 5tA Ward-V. Blanchard, D. Landry 4 J. N. Landry.
III Ward d-Commlssioners James L. Lobdeu, T.
Hanrahan and Etienne IeBall
9th Commissioners, B. W. Clark, H. Leclercq
and ]. F. Tacneau.
., II Ward Commissioners, L. ). Hereford, ". D.
Winter and AzSS. robertson.
Said elections to be held according to law.
Bv oR1er of the President:
April 18th 1859. T. BERGER0N,
Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-27

rAsTLE h KFAN. having purch ased the we'll known
- Stables on Third street. formerly owned by Rob
ert Beal, beg leave to inform the public generally
that practicable they intend to fit up
their establishment in a not to be surpassed
by any other Livery stable in the South. They will
have new supply of carriages, Bugges, and other
vehicles as we'll as Carriage Buggy, and Saddle Hor
es-n fact every accommodation tor travellers, plea
ure partes and Others can be had at reasonab" and
satisfactory rates. HENRY 4. CASTLE,
g&#s =g@, A. MILTON KE4N.
Having sold to Messrs Castle l. kean the Livery
bic on Third street. known Beal's Livery
Sta ble.' l take this method Of recommending my
successors to myspatrons and the travelling
atty believing that they will give full satisfaction to
all their customers. szszszsgs. - = =
zsz* - %3E4 ROBERT REAL.
Baton Rouge, La; april %, 1852 =
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1e tout est respetueusement soumis,
(signe) E B TRINIDAD,


Resolu, Que les Inspectors du lime Arron-
basement soient autorises de vendre PEN
can. ou autrement. lies reparat,on necessaire a
ctre f5ites aux chenlirs ct levees de la par
oisse travers Pointe Manoir
Resolu, Que ci-apres la somme de cinqante
piastres par an soft alloue pour garder ct pro-
teger Ia maisoa de Cour ct la propr1etes de
paroisse.
La petition de Mad. Adiienne Aucoin, we
Joseph Betancour, ayant etc |ue ct approuve,
la resolution suivante fut adoptee:
Resol,t, Que la somme de sept piastres soft
ct est par Get avis aloue veuve Joseph Bet
ancour un pauvre en- de tres miserab circon-
stances (de 4 End classe) d'apres 7 'article l45
Sec. g., des E3is ct Ordinances du Juri de Po-
lice de cette paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge,
payable par quarter sur lie warrant du Presi-
dent du Juri de Police, l'ordre du membre
du 2me ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Le,Presideut dl Juri de Police ayant de-
mande permission de s'absenter par affaire
particuriere, Mr.. J. 7. Landry fut, sur mo-
tion, nomme president pro tenn
LIE juri alors s'ajourna pour Pespace Dune
deml -eeure afn d'accorder au gretfier ample
TENS d'ecrire les minutes.
lie Juri etaDt appele Pordre, les minutes
furent lues ct APPROVES. LIE Jurl a|ors s'aj-
ourna. J. TRAS. LANDRY,
T. BERGERoS, Greffier. President.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-27
Assemble Speciale.

lie Juri de Police de la paroisse Quest Bat
on Rouge sassembla la maison de Coul DE
ceIle JeLdi, Mars lie - 1859, lcrsque les MEM
bres suvantes iurent presents Ter Arrondis-
sement Joseph Braud 3me Arrond issement
A. Woods: 4me Arrondssement, J. C.
Woods SINE ACCOMPLISHMENT, f. B. Trni-
dad 7me ACCOMPLISHMENT, }. A. Bird; Sine
ACCOMPLISHMENT, A. Lobdell One Arrondisse-
ment, B. R. Chnn ; lime ACCOMPLISHMENT,
D. P. Cain; 5, ct 6me etunt absens Le
president du Juri de Police etant absent, sur
motion. Mr.. B. R. Chinn fut apoonte presi-
dent pro tenn, avec DIES instructions dagir
en- conjunction avec lie president du Juri de
Police de la paroisse d'lbcrvile pour choisir
un In.enier pour tirer les lines entire la par
oisse d d'Iberv|le ct Quest Baton Rouge.
La resolution suivante fat adoptee:
Resolu, Que les habitans de San Michel,
soient autorses de faire IN boite dune te1le
dimensions que PInspectaur de l'arrondisse-
ment lngera propre. pour garantir les dts
habitants des eauxstrtusparantes.
LIE Juri alors prit une recreation jusqu'a ce
que Ie Comite de finance tasse son rapport q
+. Bergeron, Greffier
LIE Juri etant ell ordre, lie rapport suivant
fut faite:
.Au president Ell .nen,breS du Ju1i de Police
ii Quest Bato,, Rouge .-Votre comite de fin
ance ayant examine les reclamations prece.
dentes contre la paroisse, fhoneur de ret
ourner respec ctueusement les complies prece-
dentes correctes:
T. Bergcron, Grefier, salaire $62 so
b. W. Clark, Inquete Is 90
A, C.. Broussard. g IS 90
Ed. Leray, Assessor, 80 90
Somme totale $l32 90
Soumise respectuesement,
(signe) T. E. B. TRINIDAD,
J. A. BIRD.
Quest Baton Rouge, Mars "a, 1859.
&c qui suit fut presente par Mr.. Trinidad
ct adopte:
: Resolu, Que les trbuts de respects des men,
,bres du Juli de Police de la paroisse Quest
Baton Rouge soient tendus au Cap. Henry W.
Allen. pour la generosite dams paquelle il fit
son devo,r CONNIE Representant dams la Le~
gislatnre' e..
N'ayant plus d'afaire devant lie Juni de
Police, il s'a]ourna jusqu'a la..dernier .Lundi
dAvFil proclaim 1859, lie 25 ia ce ,nois.
T. BERGExoN, B. r. CH[NN,
Grefier. Presid't pt.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-27
John Bird vs.. II. H.
Haynes. No. 1854.
State Of Louisiana.
: Parish Of Fast Baton Rouge
9Th Judicial District

D. P. Cain and ". D.. State of Louisiana.
wilcox Hay g. Of West RStes Feuge
'nY VIrUE of two writs of H. "a. to me directed in
ID the above entitled and numbered suits, Of tes
the 10th and 18th of February 1859, from the 9Th
District Court in md for said parishes and State afre
lat and highest bidder in front Of the Court House
5of this parish on
Saturday, 7th day Of May 1859,
at ii O'Clock 4 H. all the right, title and interest Of
the deApndant, II. H. Haynes in and to the following
described property to VITA certain tract of land
situated petsn ., .on neuge ana Con-
By lands Of Col A. Robertson and below by those
Of a. Duplantier. with tho buildings and improve
ments thereon Said land fronting the Mississippi
RIVER with the depth thereto belonging, to pay and
satisfy said wr of execution szz#S1###5ssz=
arTerms Of sale-CASH. a@s. r-
y WIN. WHITE, =
West Bat Rouge, March 10th 1859.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Fergus Lejuine vs. Widow J, Alexandrie. No. 1862
DY VIRTUE tfa writ Of Fl. Fa. to me directed in
} the above numbered and entitled cause of date
the 9th day Ct February, 1852 from the 9Th District
Court in and for the parish and State aforesaid will
be offered for sale at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the residence of Dorve Foret
this parish. -:
On Saturday, 4th day Of June, 1859,
at IL O'Clock a. ~, all the right title, and interest
of the deendant Dorvlle Foret in and to the follow
ing described property, to wit Caroline, negro wo-
man, aged II years. to pay and satisfy said writ Of
execution. Terms of sale, y months credit;
r. BERGERON,
West Baton Rouge April, % 1852 D.s
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2 - -.@EE775gs7 70
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF VEST. B.a1 o. ONaaROUG1

PARISH OF VEST BIT ONaaaR0UGEs
In matter succession Of John Nolan, deceased.
NO. 466. ~ Ss55s e. 4ss%5z5%%#ss
QY virtue of commission to me dir ,cted, ia the
~ above entitled succession ofs date the Both day
o. o. december, Al 1855 from the. Sixth District
sourt in and TOT said parish and state, will be Of.
Tered for sale at public auction to the last and hRh
est bidder in front Of the Court HOUSE Of this parish
On Monday, Both OF May, 1S59,.
At II o'clock An, the following d scribed property
belonging TO the estate Of John Nolan deceased to-
NJ. ~ Ins seuth half Of section seven, containing
1aree hundred and two So 100 acres The north east
quarter Of section nine, containing one hundreu and
my ns .eres and east one half section four
three hundred and nine, sloo acres Iii situated
IN township seven, south range eleven east ssouth.
s.stern district parish .f sWest Batod Rouge near
.aAe crocodilesQ1 TIE following terms and condtiont
W. said propsftyto be sold on credit Of twelve
months with ersonal security approved By tbe Exc
OF the estate Of John Nolan, with mortgage re-
@'ned on said lands until full end final yment.
esn WILLIAM WHITE. Sheriff
"est Ha*on Rouge, February 10, 1859.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Parish Of Livingston.
In matter auccess;on IF T Rnrraau docaauad

No.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed in
ID the above entitled succession of date the 22nd
day Of February, 1852 from the Hon Eighth District
Court, in and for the parish Of Livingston, in ths
State aforesaid, will be offered for sale ut public
ton to the last and highest bidder, st the Court
House Of this Parish of West Baton Rouge, Welnes-
day. 25th of May, 1859 at II O'Clock, \. NJ, the fol
lowing described property. belonging to the
sion of A. J. Burgess, deceased to-wit: A certain
tract Of land situated in this Parish Of West Baton
Rouge, being the Northeast quarter Of section No.
twenty four (24) in township seven % Range eleven
three eighty -hundredths (l73 80 1907. Said
land will be sold on the following terms and condj-
tions, to-wt on q credit of one, two, and three
years. the purchaser furnishing his notes with good
personal secueity, and special mortgage retained on
the land to secure the final payment. said notes to
bear FIVE (5 per cent interest per annum from date
until due, and eight (S per cent after due until paid
VIM. WHITE, Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, March l, $50.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
CoUR Dc srx1ENE DISTRICT.
PAROISsE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE.

Dams pafaire de la succession de John Nolan DECIDE
No 466.
I'm VERTUE dune commission moi addresse dams
II paffare ci-dessus datedu 80 Dec, l858, par
la Cour du 6me District Judiciare dams ct pour Ia
dte pvroisse ct Etat susdite il oert en- vente
pubque plus otfrant ct dernier encher1lsseur en-
ia de la Maison de Cour, de cette paroisst.
Lundi, le 30me jour de Mai, 1859,
II heuers a. m. les proprietes capres deer tes ap
apartenant la succession du defunt John Nolan,
savolr La NOTE sud, de la section Sept contenant
tro1s cent deux 36-100 acres Le quart Nord Est de
la section neu contenant cent soixante acres ct Est
une oite de Ia section quatre contensn trois cent
neuf 80-lOO acres tout situe dams lie Township sept
sud Range Est district sud Est, paroisse d'Ouesr
Baton Rouge, pres du Lac crocodile.
TERxEs De La VESrE La dites propriete sera vendu
a un credit de douze mois avec bonne securitc per-
sonel APPROVES par rexecuteur de la succession de
John Nolan avec hypotheqne retenue sur la dite
terre, jusquare paiment plien ct final
Wa. WHITE,
Sheriff.
Quest Baton Rouge, Feb L. 1859
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF West Baton Rouge.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,

A. L, Dixon, vs. D. P. Cain. No 1923.
DY T1RTUE of a writ of fl. ia to me directed in the
ID above numbered and entitled cause of date the
l4th day Of March, 1852 from the 9th District Coutt
in and for the parish aud stats aforesaid will be off
cred for sale st public auction to the last and highest
bidder in front of the Court House in tins pa rist
Saturday, 7th day Of May, 1859,
of the defendant, D. p Cain, in and to the following
described property to VITA CERTAIN piece or tract
of land situated in this parish having front to the
Mississippi river o. seven arpents bounded above by
lands of deendent D. P. CAIN and below by lands OF
". D. Winter, with the depth thereunto belonging.
IT, Terms of sale-CASH.
WIN. WETTE,
West Batan Rouge, March 49, 1859. Sheriff
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= % - y
John Bird W. II. H.
Haynes. No. 2254.
State Of Louisiana,
- Parolsse d'Est Baton Rouge,
6,ua 0is+ricf .1nd;c;a;ra


John Bird W. H. H. } State Of Louisiana.
Haynes. No. 2254. Parosse d'Est Baton Rouge
r. } 6me District Judiciare.
u P. Cain ct ". D.Wl-) State Of Louisiana,
cox "a; HI Haynes rarois;e Quest Baton Aouse
50 No. 1897. 6me District Judicaire.
I'm VEHTU de Geux ordre de li. fa moi sdresse
II dams les deux aftaires CT dessus, date du dix
at tre!ze Fevrier 1859, IL Conr dn sixieme Dist
rct Judcaire dams ct pour les paJoisses susdtes ct
Etat de la ouisiane Il ser. oert veute publique
au plus orant ct dernier encherisseur, face de Ia
naison DE Cour de cette parosse--
Samedi=le Tine jour de Mai, 1859,
II heures w.. touS les drots titres ct interets
de'endeur II. n. Haynes, Ia proprictc ci-spres de-
critic, sav"ir:-un certain moroccan de terre sitne
cette paroisse de Quest Baton Rouge, contenant a.
peu-pres quatrevingt acres de- snpericie, borne en-
hant par terre duCo A. S. Robertson ct en- bas par
cele dAugustin Duplantier, avcc les batisscs ct
or"tions qu sly trouvcnt. Il. dte terre fas:nt face
Al aeuve Mississippi avec Ia profondeur n Ia queile
ellie peut avoir drot pour payer ct k4tistare lie dit
Or re d'eAecu ton. S#.F@ S5 <.+.*@s5 2Es 4
&1- Condition de Ia vente--COM1TANT.
WM. WHITE,
Quest Baton Rouge, Mars 10 1889. @s Sheriff