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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16
MED. PATENT SEEMING MA.MlNE-.

w This il the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
uecl ii this market, both in the quality of its work, Its dn
rah'ny ard simplicity. The operation OF easier learned
than Of am other Machine while it works with
the Gc slk tie heaviest cloth leather either al
which works IN superior manner making straight
evenly a much finer than ordinary hand work, whe
both sde OF the cloth are stitched alike ang in beauty
the egant hand work. raniy gets out Of working
perform All ordinary repairs until With
Thee as antaecs other Machines we feel eonhdcn,
Hoas faent SeNins Machines will best meet the want, OF
families al kinds OF Manufacturing Cothers, Taiors BoI
ana Shoe laseror any other. recurring sam in their work
that "I-ther work in rapid and substantial manner ai
m1rI as viii hni hi. Macnno particularly adapted 10
t!N vans besides Wing labor enough IN lew months To
ns Maehne besides being always superior quality
wikthai oes not 'p easily and th4t looks nuea nicer than
and work Boo, and shoe 'nuiacturer eau save lh"u
sanGs OF Dollars tins Machn" while for many
work done IN rather by this Machine is better than
III" cor OF the cada.town Georgia Patriot says When
purchased your Hds Paeat Seciny Machine intend
ed wholly for amy use outasi was 10 sew
"h ea'r we cd on Harness AID Carriage Trimmngsan
w"rN m in his both po OF braaty and strength,
and wet 'omndcn for this alone. the machine has sa'es
hands in te line il save. in m king clothes for the rest Ey
Machine have sold in this has given the great
st satisfaction and several intend to order Machines from
you soon
Extract from letter written by a gentleman owning
plantaiia near New Orleans Your two Hads Patent Ser
my ,iaoh,as have been bought
Them and with the best practical In less than three
weeks he two operators them finished comples suit OF
CLOTHES o each of my two hundred and plantation hat
ana mug the tme saved using them ono season has more
imam paid their
Another Planter used employ three four hands
IN making clothes for the rest but since purchased
bseds Patent SsrnS MaciRs hand does the sewing for
the whole plantation while my making nearly
All the clothes of the family cei conndcnt the Mschne
Tor tsed every three montha
W, wish all Who need Machine to examine these, as they
are the simplest and beat Family ns- Plantation
9TH USE whore stitch required Price Useas Patent
Sewing Machine CIV aud $50
JAS. WHITNEY,
Successor W hitn 4 Lyons
$500 315 broadway. New York
II sold by A. B. ENGLEDOvE, dealer In Fancy Goods,
Bonnets. &c. Lynchburg. Va msr sofa
MOUNTAIN sRRD OARS. n. ..IeAy
| AVx march l2-dt; KINNIrR SANDERa
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Dialogue on Board Steamer st. Nicholas

On 1illt ALABAMA XIV fN
Col R-Friend .lr, introduce 10 you, Mr II frear
Agent the Quaker thy sowing Ma,auo You must buy
D-No Col b"iie,. do not a Sewing Machine
have always had great curiosity To see on" III opera
ton will f'ei Obliged To your friend frpa he wi" she" up
F-Cerlany Sir 1t will anrdm c lauch pica.nrc graf
y eno'iiy aud have n" doubt ""'' ses YOU ha
chine before e part.
lAdj mn. o the Cabin +. begins operate Makes
pal, OF Nosr" pants In just ~ mnnr's
COL R-rhsrc -, you now see what can be done by the
Ma hines.
D-h truly wonderful lind no riea thai work could be
dose 10 rapidly and with such ca" II Dir """ld ." 70
along with hi. MACHINE" we could r." "'o"g h"y.
THAT Unnecessary > a, can team Yout S"am~r"ss
couple OF hours all that nrtatod cooperate the hncn'ne
D-liow ono ii my roishb"'s has Machine hsi COS,
&l3 and neither his Soansircs> one o his own ian
do anything with IT, although they have hat several
months
much simple Nnu Lave nny I" place
binary spoos Cotton ulon the -li ts IN tn, reg
uaie The by these Nv" it, Sr"N- act III" ncedo Al
this manner aud Your Machine 5 ~ ""5h ns "rnr
Dwell tina, curaioi, simple enough, and o arse,
Just ST. 1hrie ehnn'e o' th'p I" get cut ii
order We In tact toe auch oonn NJ 10. "a that w. war
ran them 10 run fr yo al "" "p 'ben ia order Tor
that time, ir.e III chasr
ct Ihesr MH,hnos It wound t,kr N'nUrl" r"h daN
t d, What can be done Ia twenty ~" ars b, NV A''ime-
Your al work and cam Ia" 'oo OF
the Machine beside, in sIA monihs rn'adt~ "ne
tr plantation ana one Tor my fanny Ter m work. quit
D--Coonel You .cns arg Planter, you afotd
buy bot sma cue aud ke,pn" seam
stress MAKE thc mao. each sin'y do thcf own sen
ing at night aud rainy weather
col just try Tie strength of tbs seam Y see il viii
not ip although you nj It nearly all ,ece. Now do You
iud that ,ou wo,k, dow by each andy sly, lps
all h. y before It !. hat wotnuut
p,( 7tain1 lse sr,4 n u t9e Sam Ne. that ia tat
Co,onoli yvlr last Al sunu Il, IMh TAX" one
certain and learn my h"usoaid +" use She certainly has
"a. ' 2.ss S NAB na5 S 1 r S".
Is tor sale at 45 MAIN 81, kIcHMoNn Va. al III, pres
To- AGENTS WANTED TO sell these Nadine. Tho
most lib, raj Discount allowed FOR singe Aaehh"
apply "a above. W. II fntaK,
AIr
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= Observation-Disclosures GmAND ENmI.

~ Observation-Disclosures GRAND ENns.
We TON or READY MADE CLOTHING III I'M
embraces this opportunity 10 announce to IL. pub
large, aud his friends, that his stock OF READY MADE
CLIO HING, GEN TLEMESS' FURNISHING GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, TRu Nks, Ac., has aud
purch tscd ced.nted low pri r cn.h and
prompt paying It's to the interest
TO xamlne my stock before calling elsewhe
ing do wonders bat tina; viii conhno myself to
moderate ing profits The variety Of styles and
quality Of Clothing liner and better than everths
IN good faith.
Country Merchants III find jobbng prices than
therefore, give call wholesale aud retail buyers,
and udgo yourselves and In study you interest you
will certainly purchase Of me. -
,,, Iats GUtGENIIEINER
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b, sNs!sH'S -EWINs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
~ always the most conclusive OF
Ia yrd by THIS cs there mach before the
c comparable Ia Singers sewing Machin"s After estah
the highest reputation the United States they
bed NJ tho late question Unvcr5cIlc IN France. where
day carrsri OFT III. highest premium and great manutacO
- "a MAKE ill,m has cen built IN raris.
every anch industry which sewing TO be done
& hines van be used with immense proh As the speed
hs Ra" uaIn is TO travelling foot sewing with
S, rrs Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor
nak .dra>nakcr carriage trimmer saier halter,
houid be without The far profit OF using oi
lErt machines regularly employed Is One Thousand Dollars
In all prNat" families where there Is much sewing
these hines invaluable assistance Planters
ot. keepers ind them particularly convenient and
hess machines simple in their construction AM
rnlg and durabc being the only kind OF Sewing Ma
cnc made 10y which every work. fine
c he perfectly executed. Thousands of interior and worth
less Machines have been mac aud sold under
bHt Singers Machines alone have been found every
Hlro 1" satisfy the wants Of the public.
fl1u painted instructions for sent with each
thn" which csdiy acquire the OF
th'n The machines are packed securely to To
pant "i e world To all persons desiring particular
lpilh We H. application by letter at either u Ut
ier ard r". Of L. NJ. Singer \ Cos Gazette, pais
aApiy e, oted to Ia, sewing Machine Interest.
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k"""-'' supsn.puospHArE LIME.


hIe uI Lame 10 tue woti containing over ~ ieI
Bone OF Llne, b.ug - ''t ts,Ari IA
IN hate l. met than tone sale by The suDsti.
much pr,e.s tha cru,an nua., and from ties
inonIi, received superior ."h Ia ief'hhs quantities +"
IHtAof particulars 10 W. A. -'NDih>o>.
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Principal Office, No J2j Broadwa y. New York.
omen" 4. Hanover ST. Boston; No = Chap
ti -l 80, Haven, Ct; Go,cr,e n y: y" IA Broad
*oN,fk ~ J., ~. ~ Chestnut 81, Philadelphia No ~.
o. .i st, Baliuiore No 8. Westminster St, lrovienr'
K So Ea-t lth st, Cincinnati; No. ~ North 18th ST. -
Louis 81" oil ST. Charles ST., Now Orleans No ~ Dauphn
Mohlc. idcc 2i-dScis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

N . v G.-Ihc unh r-sgucd ha'sngrr
y moved 10 the store tomcy o,cnuird by & Luchhed
Esl Troy h"gs leave lis
hicnd- that si engaged giu dtf Wnrd
Basfacss aud Keeps cnn.tahy hah we'll sCiecci
stock a STAPLE DkA ttDlbN An GROCERIES, Which
he will sell Al pr ~ that w,.I tail Tea pieasc
Ills facilities for dong toMMissi ~ AN SToEhdE RusI
unsurpassed lag house the basn, with
wed enclosed lot where consanmenis ut Lumbei rg Iron
Will be entirely secure.
lie is si Agent for Livngnns celebrated Pouehs and
Plough Cssings aud will always Aecp tut assortment Also
Guauo Cement and Ground Plaster
feb Ads VIM r ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

STGG y.ER, PRTEAa 4 CO. at the cid stand
- of A. Stieler Co. In ceip Of large stock
Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOOD !, comprttng every
variety n both classes which f attention Of buyers
most earnestly solicited march Sdts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

Tous rois intret de la Vile Nouvelle.or-
leans acaus de Ia popSe de John McDonog sans garanti,
arnS de bois de cypress int face pnre Bayou B-
ratara rric fond de la lne de Unite dc Ia plantation
Cazear ct mesrn ensemble sur les deuN faces environ q
penis ne proondeHr irguere de aapets ct dtsgnt
plan dresst par Louis H. Pills voyer de Ia vlle les -
mansions 6ant prise dun plan de VIM j. Mccullough voycr
general dies Etats Cnis, CONNIE lot No Ii.
SEPT MoRCEAUX DE TERRE snr lie cott drot fn feuve
pan drsst pnr Louis H. Pile voysr de ia siie les dmesos
tt prise dun plan de VIM Mccullough voyer general des
Flats Unis, CONNIE suit
lie No ID contenant environ 1900 arpen a
fomc irrtguiee borne gu no Quest par les erres nante
appartennnt H. Alanon, les Nos IL
Is lsne paallele lie canal perehau par lie
Bayou Ouacha ct lie moroccan No IA.
lie No Il environ GAO arpents dune
oe irrtrniee borne an sud par les erres cieyan la
prit,t dc = de truy Quest les tercs nlantenan appe
H. .lauon, nord par ligne parallee Ia m,t sud-
est par lie Bayou Ouacha on Barntaria.
lie moroccan No Is environ 1000 arpens borne
par lie No II lsne rerpendculae
canal mieu de Ia distance de In ricre 0macha fond
fasant tnce eve Mississippi sud III ryiere
Oucln Baatara lie No l6 ct lie
No ID, paraele lie canal Destrehan
lie moroccan No II $50 apents est borne
No 49, nord In ige dn fond dies
Nos 2 g. ct s. Quest lie No H. par
Ia riviere Onacha on Barataria ct lie moroccan No Is.
lie moroccan contenan environ $50 arpens nu
les Nos 10 et III ct sur les aues
riviere 0uacla on Barataria.
environ 100 arpents.
no par les de T. Garere sud lie Bayou
Ouacia les lots Nos II Test
maimenant cidevant apparenant In
Convent des Ursulines.
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE dams lie District Barataria sur
lie Bayon Dupont In willie
leans leus plus mons face u dit bayou par
profondeu de partie une isle borne
s Bayou Dupont les Rigoets Bayou stDen ct lie ret Lac
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

All the right title and interest of the city of New Orleans
CURED from the estate of John McDonogh without
cypress swamp fronting partly the Bayou Braaria and
partly the back boundary line Of the Cazear plantation and
irregular depth Of 20 arpets, and designated plan drawn by
H. Pile, City Surveyor the dimensions being taken from
plan by VIM j. Mccullough United States General
SEVEN TRACTS OF LAND the right side of the Missis-
sppi river designated by Nos H. IT, IT, L. IS 10 on
plum drawn by Louis H. Pilit, City Surveyor the dimensions
being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough United States
Surveyor General, rs follows:
Tract No arpents and of irregular
form, bounded north and by lands belonging Mil
audon No. II and H. parallel line with Canal
Destrean, and south by Bayou Ouaca and tract No. II.
Tract No. IA contains about $50 and of irregular
bounded south by lands formerly the property b.
Gruy by lands belonging H. Mllauon north by
line parallel with the south limit and east by the Bayou
0uacha or Barntara.
Tract No. Is contains arpens and bounded
north by tract No. H. line perpendicular the canal
the tracts fronting Mississippi south by the river
Oac Baraaria, by No. IT,
| Is, line parallel with Canal Destrehau
No. l6 contains about SO arpents
the canal in continuation of the line of division
No. y and 5 by tract No Is line parallel with the
canal, and south by the river Onacha Baraariu.
Tract No II contains about 950arpens and bounded
by No. 6 north by the line 2 g. and
s. by tract No II and by ouacha Or Bara
taria and tract No. IT,
by No. l6 and II. and the other by The rive
| Ouaeiia or Bara!ara.
Tract No. 10 contains about 100 arpents bounded oil
the north and by the lands OF T. tiardte sonth b.
the Bayou ouncha BaraarH aud lots No..
the east by lands formerly belonging the community
| the Ursulines Convent.
TRACT OF LAND, in the District of Barataria. on tn
Bayou Dupont about 3 leagues from the city of New Orleans
depth OF three and being
Bayou Dupont the Rgole Bayou St. Denis and Small Lake.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
Louisiana Intelligence.

The Mount Lebanon Baptist of the 18th says:
The weather has moderated. For the last few
days has been mild and fair, though the snow is
hardly all gone yet in shady places. 1t is generally
allowed that the late cold was severer than any
ever before experienced in this country.
The Homer Had of the 10th announces very
cold weather in Claiborne parish
From the st. Mary's Banner of Saturday last we
extract the following:
Last Tuesday week we were on the steamer ST.
Mary before sunrise, and on our way down the
Teche, bound to Brashear and New Orleans. Some
of the planters were still making sugar. as dis
covered by the putting engines and smoking fur
naces, but most of them had come to the end of
the row, and had blown out" Quite number
of vessels were lying at anchor in the Teche, most
all of them having been chartered TO take car,
goes of sugar and molasses to Atlantic ports, and
many of them being unable to obtain freights on
account of short crops and small shipments to
those ports.
On our way down we noticed that the cane on
Mr.. Gibbons plantation, at the head of Berwicks.
Bay, was quite green. all except the top leaves,
which were dead. This plantation has sheet Of
water on all sides of it, and seldom suffers even
from the most reezes-a feature in its loca-
ton which adds greatly to the intrinsic value Of the
land. Few places in the country SO fortunately
situated,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
1894 7o.loo

Les dveses sections parie de sections cisss de-
critics congues formeraient ensemble plantation
yaeur La plus grane portion ct favorable
pour la cultivation. Environ Is on 20 claire,
petite maison deuN hatsses, LIE
bos sur lie dit moroccan dc erre est de valeur.
IN MORCEAU DE TERRE dams lie District Barataria sur
In rive gauche dn Bayou Raatara dsgn6 No g.
description No plan dreSst par VIM j. Mccullough
general dies Eta unis consst prairie
du de In Concession Bayou de Ia Barriere
environ 81 de face Bayou Baraara profo
deur denviron ~ arpcnts.
settlement lie ro tire de Ia vile de Nouyee-
Orleans acaus de Ia roprttt de John McDonogh yend
aucime garantie quelconghe.
DEUX MoRCEAUX DE TERRE dams lie District Baratara
dsgnts scion un plan desse par Louis H. Pile yoyer la
willie, les dimensions Giant prise dun plan de VIM j. McCul-
Tough, voyer general DIES Flats unis suit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

THE KILLING OF DIR. SHEPHERD. Some time
during the first of the week there was an agent Of
a Northern mercantile house in Columbus, who
was suspected by some of being connected with
the John Brown clan, and having left the town for
a day or two, his trunk was searched in his absence
by Mr.. Blair, who, upon opening the trunk, picked
up a copy of a letter to friend, which commenced
by saying that it was oil right with him and the
Brown family;' then Mr.. Blairs excitement was
reported to have been very great at this disclosure,
and he threw down the letter, confident that be had
detected him. bystander picked up the letter,
and upon further perusal discovered that it was
breathing very different sentiments from those of
cred that the Brown family in question was not
that of Ossawattomie, but was the family of old Mr.
and Mrs. Brown, who had a certain daughter that
had captivated the unfortunate drummer; then fol-
lowed an oyerhauling of the correspondence of the
unfortunate swain, which resulted in some very
interesting developments in the way of soft senti-
ments At this juncture of affairs, Dir. Shepherd
rage. Mr.. Blair replied with curse saying that
if he took sides with the Northern agents he was
no better than one of them. Shepherd then told
him that he he would have to answer for his re.
marks, or something to that effect. A short time
after this, Shepherd came to the drug store of
Blair with walking stick, but did not so in, while
Blair remained in the house with double-barreI
shot gun, and the day after he remained out of
town, apparently to avoid meeting with Shop
herd but Shepherd watched his movement, and
when coming ont of the tavern from supper, on the
second night after the words were passed, met him,
and commenced Gaming him with his walking stick,
Blair drew his pistol and shot him three
times. Shepherd continuing to cane him until he
fell dead. Shepherd is reported to have been n
very brave man, who gained considerable repu-
tation in the Mexican war for bravery.
tQuitman (Mss.) Advertiser.
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1854 1O-llN


The several sections and parts of sections
scbed all contiguous, and together would form valuable
sugar portion of the land is high
ceptibe of cultivation. About Is 20 cleared
there the land small dwelling and
houses. The timber on the said tract is valuable.
TRACT OF LAND in the Baraaria District, on the left
bank of the Bayou Baraaria designated Lot No descrp
ton No. s, plan drawn by William j. Mccullough
United States General consisting of praries and
tending the Bayou de Ia Concession Bayou
by about 20 arpents in depth.
large portion of this tract is covered by superior claims and
only the right title and interest Of the city Of New Orleans
qured from the estate of John McDonogh will be sod with
out any warranty whatever
TWO TRACTS OF LAND in the Baratara District, and
designated according plan drawn by Louis IT, Pile City
veyor dimensions being taken from plan by VIM j. McCul-
logh United States Surveyors General follows, viz:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
Terres dams In paroisse dc st. Charles.

UN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe dams Ia parosse de st.
Charles environ ro eues de long face Byon
DIES Alemands Bayou du Prince Sor aent de
profOndeur les dts bayous Petit Lac des
Asnands stendan lie long DIES dts gous juaux terres
de VI. Michel ZcDKue pres de enb0uciure Ouacha
La dit de 2l5 apents
pose DIES divisions suiysnes scion plan drese par Louis H.
Pile voyer de Ia ve les dimensions Giant prses dun plan
Unis:
Section IS dams lie T. Is R. s. % f. content liz 59O0
pens
section 80 dams lie T. Is R. s. q f. content q 800 arpens
Section 40 dams lie T. Is, K. 81 q F. coaent % I5lJ0
penis.
Section Al dams lie T. l5 R. S. 81 E. content A BLOC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

UN RICHIE MORCEAU DE TERRE sitne dams Ia parosse
Est Baton Rouge aenant mmddiaiemen aessous de la
vile de Baton Rouge divse degnes par
Nos H. MEASUREMENT, ct situts dams lie T. T. r. s. W.
plan drese Louis H. Pile voyer de la vie les
entions Giant pes un plan desst j. W. Mccullough
arpenteur general DIES Etats Unis.
Les Nos 2 contgus confinement chacun environ
so arpents superccls chacnn pies face la
riviere Mississippi prufoude denviron pieds
Les Nos S. g. contgus confinement cacun environ
81 peds superce mesuan cacun I'll peds de la
Were Mississippi proondeur denyron 6Slg pes
lie tiers indiyise dUN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe dams
paroisse Est Baton Rouge les eux Cypress
Bayou environ sept miles nord de Baton Rouge ois
leT5, r. s l W. ct en- parte dams lie T. 5, r. S. f.
lie dit moroccan de compose DIES divisions suvnntes
apres plan par Louis H. Pile voyer la Vile les
nentons pses dun plan dressa par VIM j. McCul-
lougli arpentelr general DIES Etats-uns SAVIOR
la section No. Al content. ..a9S ~ 100 arpents.
La section No. As content .2iS G3 lu0 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
"a vEssEI.-The Galveston Civilian of

MISSING vEssEL.-The Galveston Civilian of
Monday last says:
Neither the wreck which came ashore near We
lasco some ten days since, that reported at Yer
million Bay, was the Pettus, Capt. Wood, long
overdue at this port from Pensacola. The vessel
reported near yelasco did not, as was at first re-
ported, contain lumber, but her hold was empty,
and her description does not suit that of the Pet
tus. The wreck reported on the coast Of Louisi-
ana was that of the schooner Eugene, OF Franklin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23
Terres dams la Paroisse de st. Jacques.

dams Ia psoisse Dc St jacques, dans L r H. r. s.
S% ~ iss sssa
a5f,'d de a sfe
a.G,s &c Goe l1s s IF ppd s % ha
secan No II content 4ss $500 aren ct est dvisae en-
deux sections aclionnees dtsgnte. par No
content III 40lo0 ct lie lot No 26 4sl0O
aua,re quarts dc section dtsignts les So
ant ehacnn ia ~ aents Les denx ssctos q ct r. sont
dsuS parties &c section dtgats les Nos
quarts d section dfsignts ies Nos D. d. IT, eontenant
PAL les Eos Il a,i g. com
tenant chacun l6O ls-loo arpents.
la section arpens est dvsse en- aua
tire de section dignes Nos IL IS . ct IS conie
nan chacun l6o 2i-lo0 arpents.
La section 50 content arpens est ivisee quart
q s de section dgn ne les Nos e eq1nt
penis
La section No 81 pare factionnee quart de
section desgns lie No q conenant 81 a arpents
dn IssS No e st pafs Il dun quart de
ensemble 2s7l 5si0o arpents.
lie forrne etant sue sur arrierc du
lot No q, ct content rs 600o arpents.
lie lot No 2 content B 100 apents Joint 2 ct est
arriere de habitaon au,reois appar
tenant j. Iesh les detN lots
penis.
lot No 3 eosent 6 s. joint lie No
Pierre Bourgeois r
lie lot No q content 3 100 arpen joint lie No
arriere de fhabaon
Jean Bite yonerles deux ensemble contenant lO2
IS 100 arpents.
lie lot No 80 content 50 4OO0 arpens joint darriere
No "a est stud arriere de rhabato
trefos appartenant Jean DecaaS, borne dun
les terres ainenant auefois Francois Pche
ct antres de autre les mienant
tois appartehant a Jean Precourt.
Terres dams la Paroisse de Livingstone.
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE Ia gauche de la rviere
Amte environ deux miles de emboucnre
mee haute que ION de rviee
depns e lac Maurepas Giant sne partie s. S. R.
f. lie T. r. s. f, 81 1910 ar
ct dams lie 10y IS 100 aIpents fasant
63 100 suiyant plan dresse par onis H. Pile
de Ia Vile les dimensions prises dun plan
]. Mccullough, arpenteur general dies Etats- TINS.
Terres dams la Paroisse de Lafourche In
tcrieur.
TN GRAND MORCEAU DE TERRE comm sous lie nom
de Nachere Dugua Lyaudis siut dams de La
fourche 1nterieur aisant face Bayou Aeand
parte Petit Lac des Alenands, compost pan
dress Louis H. Pile. dc Ia vile les denons
prises dun plan dresse W. j. Mccullough gene
raj des Etas-Cnis, DIES divisions suivantes