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Leus horfea or whites, and all t:e diseases re-
cniiaf 10 females.
his remedy has never failed to ptodtce tie
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head, side and back, less Of appetife. soslSve.
ness &c, are some Of the symptoms which
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is certain to femose one and all of these sylnn
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Be sure and Get the genuine, which has n
signature on each boz. This Ieniedy inay be
had hr addtessEngJ .. s Sheppard, aWest Fourth
Street, Cipclnnpti, and enclosing 81, aild III
remedy will be sent by return mail
nLadIes who are pregna nj SHOULD not use
this remedy as It's sure TO bring on misc friage
though no injnrYI TO health will folldwE one
box sl---thfee 81. All letters oT inquiry must
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Z. EIfkFs y. AHIHLR3t bycounsel.
Feb. .2lstIIlt59. 44i IT
NOTICE.

Posr OFFifE pEr.R rsIF q. March 5, 1889.
4 Anactof Congress approved March I'd. 1645,
declares s iiiailahlt matter TO he al letter
and News paReFs M all magazines nd ma nlpfs
E1ets published IN aifegjlar 81 RES and al other
printed or sPritfen sdatter, whereof each shat
mot exceed eight ounces IN weight; thus In.
ll4.acipg al fasurance PalicieS ltletker 6ias
Bor filed. anH al CireGiaSss lfqrdbiils, dna
terit@fMor 1rfrtsd notices ftokaketer. III
tAIt fortmstlle CONVEYANCE out afsthe rnailby
private eYpsssses making stated or regular
trips from one place to aEaother, between which
the. United States mail lis transported, Of dng
Z nfdiidLie HattefI tpkafeDer, except news
papers fer SITE 81 distribution 10 stibscrlbefs.
and except, also, pamphlets, magazines and
periodiaals, ,rhen not aarksa or Injected, mr.
intenaeG- fJ faimtdiate distriLy,ion to SUB
scrtLsrs @NosheFa, bit intended f,,r sale IS
mercha adiss Ind sefst of consigned ID some
bona fffie dehler oragsA d. for tie sale thereof
and srbieets tpsrg Perseln thus afead.ag ~
aiding and as.istiag tkessi d, toJ a penalty 81
= 1850 fe ia clf offence. IL " ii
III snbiesas the owners 4 a1gsyehicle' orves.
Sol ~ winch with the * noAsle DE foF conai7
vance ef thu owner driver. ,copdilc cher. dr. per.
son iaying aharge thereof, ts cpng amy
person aetidg as a private express, and astlrs
aiyi il possession fsrb5ddell I. loilsble tnat@
ter 70 penhltyof $3.50 for each offence. f
1t suhiectEsths owner Of any reheleor yes-
SCI making stated trips, and conveying as
j faresad ain forbidden lnailsble mater other
wise than nEthe mail, 70 a fine u $fGf, and
the diver, dbnlucfnrgcapsai eE5other per.
son IN chargE /, to fine Of $50 for each offence.
1t permits tie aconyeyance BIZ such vehicle or
vessel, out o the mail Of letters or ether
malable matter relatingfo dde6mPeHff ring car.
qo Of ffeaght< BUT dOR DERS FOR GOODS.
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sHEPPARDs
Oriental PrevenSive TO
CONCEPTION.

wiRRAYTrn ~ As.rt AN

wARRAErED 70 ssyER FATE.
MOTTO F1.adiss who do net wish ii in
IN crease Of finally, may rely on this as i
sure and certain preventive.H ~ hole pack.
age So: hall package 81. extra fis Sc
Sent seeHre from observation to any part
ibe United States by mail on receipt III tht
money Address, J. s. SEaEPPARD, 3 T
febt-yt Box 2ia3, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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NOTICE.

s. gpasliar Of saliie 3. Wi,so, 81 IS,
- ofrhan OF anu e and Jane Wilson d.
Woodland cou nv IA NJ Sac - s.., q
shall, atEihe spfiSg ltr,n 81 rs c;rsrss
Of Kanamla cod IN. 81 81 nfIiy VI II oE
court for an order, author z;nH re III y
and remove to said Weoijf I'd ean -
nones belonging 10 said Sd lie B lV -, ~
ing her portion Of tile proceeds Of In ia 4,
d certain Tut or Tract III land sit,iaf5 &; III,
county oiKana wha, descf5Bed a. nj, 49,.
B, III c4Itai4l chaneers cause nov nsr5; =.
I'D said court, Ii which TA "a and ds ii ms
IRE q COMPARTMENTS, and Pasrfclt and others are
eienuan}s, and which has been sold under q
aecIte ne 0tofe ndered IN sad Cause, H i
SAMUEL CRAIG,
44FN Guardian Of sallie b. Nilsson
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JAMIlES n. GRAY.

TtOTTAGE INN, near Red House, p tilnan
" Co, vi, Agent foF The Sale Of Murray
Keeping sad Moming MRchinesssispi will fur-
MIST TkIAshine MAchines Of sh kinda
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EnAII.Y sales at auction. Of leaf Tosaeto
IL BY thehhd. ON Tobacco Market Is auw
the largest Ip the West and commands me
| ttsDtien Of The manufacturers and shippers
ofithe Northern. Eastern, and Western States
ana NE greater portion Of The Soutbe5n 6idefs
sre, filed AZ louisville The plaHiers 81 IA
nasRha VALLEY will find it to theIrintefekt. q
ship to us! The cost pf rsnsports ton to In
isville, including cray &c. viii IS about s5 !:
the Ware Iionse comfaitsion only 81 pei Md
making bat about one fourth Of Inc COS, of
transportation. charges. &c !, ON e9nsienments
sent 10 the Eastern cities.
som Il Is
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sale Of Land. I


DYyirtueIof a decree or the Circuit Court
I'D fof Patnam county. rendered at its Sep
TENDER terns II SIS, III the canse ofaAllen Sc
shreh, against Robert Blake Aand others, j
shall,on -
e the iR.h day Of April next.
ii the from, door iof The Court House Of Put
mann connty.I sell at public auction, TO The
tiiighss ST bfsdsK the interests Of Rglen Blake,
and Robert Riake. infahts IN tiasreal estaie
Oh their father i oheft Bls kes dec d, upon
kre5n Of sixIitwesve and eigfteen months. -
Bond and good security will be required for
ihepurchase money,
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The attention Of the ladies' / particblstly n.
yited to MS me lot Of fancy Articles, retfrEs.
cry, Stationery. &C., sIS iss lsI
81 Physicians aud cuuatTy Merchants are fe.
questsd 10 call and exsmine before purchase
lng slsswhefes Particular sttehtion pa:d. g
putting up prescriptions with securely and
dispatch. 'sa 3s 81.
He has also on hand a surerior eit;cIe ~
Camel Coal Oil for burning which he Mill
sell for cash only. III
432 JAS, A. CALDWELL.
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As:arAE AoKxr NJ ssrEp. 81 III
N1NsT ABLi: S and oiher BLANKS fol
~ Isle 81 tia 0aESs- g,ag
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F1sss1a Drl1ggl

4 Xxx UST received BY the sub.
A<H ~ scTiber, d fresh iot of
$3.50 Drugs, Medicines Paints.
TMD@sna Oils. Potash and 81 s,iet ar
In -tieles asare ulially kept ial
s,Aslltrzs SfN Drug Stores. All Of which
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Whee1eHya
City Tobacco Warehouse,
For Inspection and sale IL ].
LEAF lTcsAcclo.

Privately and at Auction.
Pearl street. besweenP Plum anu western Row,
Cilsianati, Ohio.
Auction sales every "wednesday, il 10
o'clock.N &
Joseph How City Inspector.
ADDRESS your ketters, and nai; 5os Con.
signmehts, heel sTogs q ~ aFen opse &
,saJan. 3, 1853. $3.50 sl r.l
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N1F7E7T5 Also, q IaF9e lot OF a n n -
Turner'S Celebrated Ginger Wine, Rasp-
berry Brandy, Blackberry Brandy,
I'll Forest Wine Bitters, Ladies',
AZ Wine, &c, SC. SIS s3 III y
Call in and Nseetfo yourselves, as | shall
take pleasure iGSshowinE my goods, W he;hei
YOU wish to parchaSeor not.
: CASTOR NoRvELL.
March ist, 1859. AS
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u3- All kinds 81 Country Pfodeee s.,eh -
Dried Fruit. beans. Feathers, Rags, Beeswax,
Ginsang, Butter, Eggs, etc taken al highest
market prieas.ii in exchange fol GrocerisS. 80
az Strangers visiting, Gallpolis are cofdi-
ally lnvited tolcall aud examine our stock.
before purchasing elsewhere. Prices as low
as the lowest and terms Cash. 4 81,
sB@E4k g. g. a. fIENKING. j
Gallipolls. Ohio, Maybe, 1851, 1v.
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He would also call attention to. his large
and complete assortment Of
Goal OH Lamps!
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE,
with all the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
WHICH he is constantiy1reeeiving from the
Coal OH,
Manufactnredat this place and superiorio any
made in this country, Which he will sell for
Cash Only.
I'LL tlLIQUORS: .t rsais
Sparkling Catawba, Canary Wine,
Still 3 g Schiedam Schnapps.
Champagne. Cognac BRANDY II,
Clarret, Bourbon Whisky.
Madeira Wine, Il. ]. Biliers,
Port Wine, Stomach Bittefs. 81
In short, everything you may want in his
line, and which he viii seN cheap for CASH
or NO Cash s,estssr =
8 Doors above Steamboat banding.
Jan. 25th, l858 kae a no
4 X Y r -
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80 n AMONG ONT 6ne - ssI1I@Ie'Il
LIQUORS AND MES;
RRANpY'.

it will eour aim to keep aseonstsnt sunny
of the putest and best articles for medical pat
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Something for Every Lady.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
T FROM EUROPE.
Great Battle in Italy.

The Paris Moniteur of the 9th June
publishes the following dispatch.
MAGENTA, June 5.-Yesterday our ar
my received orders to march on Milan,
across the bridges thrown over the Ii
cino at Turbigo.
The movement vas well executed, al
though the enemy, who had retired be-
hind the river, and occupied the oppo-
site bank in great force, offered a most
determined resistance.
The road was very narrow, and for
two hours and upwards the Imperial
Guards sustained the shock of the enc
my. Gen. Mcmahon subsequently mo-
we'd on Magenta, when, after a sanguin-
airy conflict he repulsed the enemy at
every point, and took possession Of the
town.
The fatal number Of Austrians taken
prisoners in the several engagements at
the crossing of the Ticino and the vii
lage of Magenta. is 1000 and upwards.
The total number of Austrians placed
hors de combat is at least 10000. The
French loss is about 5000 killed and
wounded. The French claim a decisive
victory.
The French General Espinasse was
killed, and Marshal Canrobert mortally
wounded, as were five French Marshals.
Gen. McMahon has been made a Mar
shall Of France and Duke of Magenta.
Gen. paraguay d'Hilliers has been SUI
pcrscded in command by Gen. Forey.
The runors at Paris were that the
loss of the French at Magenta was TO-
900. The number of the force engaged
was $50 French, and $50, 900 Austrians;
and the report says 100, 900 French, and
10000 Austrians. The latter admit
four generals and five staff officers
wounded. Gen. Hess commanded the
Austrian army, and the Emperor Napo-
leon the French.
The Austrians had evacuated Milan.
AUSTRIAN ACCOUNTS.
The Austrian accounts of the battle
differ widely from the accounts from
Paris. The bulletins speak of several
battles and various successes, and great
losses on both sides, and add that on
the nighto Of the 9th, the victory was still
undecided.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
The senatorial Convention.

The editor of the Echo, true to his
natural instinct, has bolted again. The
selection Of Mr.. PHILIPS, IS candidate
for the Senate, does not please the Sec
rotary Of the Signr Convention, who
doubtlesslv, would prefer Mr.. STEPHEN
VAN WIck1E, who presided over that
celebrated conclave.
The Echo SAYS, SO far as We could as
certain, Avoyelles was not officially or
regularly informed Of the appointed time
or place for holding this Convention.
Now, this plea of Ignorance cannot avail
the editor of the Echo; though not a
delegate, he took a very active part II
our parish Convention, where the reso-
luton was passed, fixing the time and
place for holding the Senatorial Con
vention: he, without doubt, is aware
that these resolutions were published III
his own paper, in the Avoyelles paper,
and in the Baton Rouge Advocate. Not
having expressed their dissent, we were
bound to presume that the Avoyelles
delegation assented to the time and
place, as chosen by the Pointe Coupee
Convention.
A good deal is said of the use of the
proxy left by Mr.. BEATTY. We have as
certaincd from Mr.. BEATTY himself, that
the proxy was left with Mr.. MARKS, with
out any reservation, and that although
he ar. Beatty might have felt inclined
to wait longer for the Avoyelles deleg-
alton, yet he fully sanctioned and APP
proved of, all that had been done-sat-
isfed as he was that Pointe Coupee and
West Feliciana-eight votes out of four
teen-were for Mr.. PHILLIPS.
AS to the letter, containing, the names
Of upwards of one hundred Democratic
voters, we do not consider that it was
to any weight. 4 portion Of
the Democracy Of the parish had no
right to instruct or influence the deleg-
a:es, who had been sent uninstructed by
the parish at large. For the satisfac-
ton Of the public we will further add,
that the Pointe Coupee delegation was
unanimous in favor of Mr.. PHILLIPS; con-
sequently Avoyelles alone has a right to
complain if any injustice has been unin-
tentionally done her. 1t is for her to
say whether she will ask for a new
meeting of the Convention, or ratify the
nomination of Mr.. PHILLIPS.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
Democratic Convention.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

The delegates Of the Third Congress
s;unal district Convention OF the Demo
cracy Of Louisiana, assembled in the
Court House at Eilalia al II NJ, on Mon
day 20tfi inst.
On motion Of Mr.. J. II. Martin. of
Carroll, Mr.. Bythel Haynes Of East
Fcliciana, was called to the Chair, and
MIR. J. ". Collier, Of TcnsaS, and Mr.. J.
c. Stafford, OF East Baton Rouge, Were
appointed Secretaries.
The parishes composing the District
were al ALPHABETICALLY called and each and
all answered as present.
On motion Of Gen. Mnnday, Of East
FeIiciana, Il committee Of five on Gre
dcntiaIs was appointed, consisting OF
Judge CiildGcss, Of ~Avoyel|cs; Gen. &.
W. Munday, of East l'eliciana; JOHN IL.
Martin, OF Carroll, L y. Wood, Of her
Vile, and John T. Harper, of Tcnsas.
On motion Of Mr. Peter Alexander, Of
Madison, the Convention took q reccs
for one hour, to enable the Committee
on Credentials 10 prepare their report.
The recess having expired, the coni-
lnittee was called to order.
Gen. Muuday reported a unanimous
report for the Committee on Credentials,
VIZ
We, the undersigned committee ap-
pointed by the Third Congressional Dis
trict Convention on credentials, beg
leave to report as follows:
We find the following parishes repre-
scented BY dclegates present, viz:
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
Democratic Parish Nominations.

On Saturday last took place the cleo
ton for the nomination of candidates
for the Legislature, and for the Offices Of
Sheriff, Clerk, and Assessor.
From what we could learn Of the re.
suit, Messrs. MsCREA and MATTHEWS were
chosen as candidates for the Legisla.
ture, SEVERN PoRcHE for Sheriff, A.
BoSDY for Clerk, and J.B. ST.. CYR fol-
Assessor. The last three have been re.
nominated to their respective Offices.
The Parish Central Committee will Of.
fieialIy announce the result to-day,
which we will publish in our next.
In the nomination Of Messrs. MsCREA
and MATTHEWS, the Democratic party
presents to the people for election in
November next two staunch and I'M
finching Democrats Of the old school.
J. j. M'CREA is a native of Amite
county, Miss, and raised and educated
in Wilkinson county, near Woodville,
where now reside his family connections.
He has been a resident of this parish
for the last eight years. He is a cotton
planter on the A~tchafalaya river. He is
but little known to the masses in this
parish. for this reason, that he is a man
attentive to his business and retired in
his manners. It is only his most intim
ate acquaintance who have been able
to appreciate his good qualities of
heart, and hold him in their esteem as
a man of worth, honesty of purpose,
and decision of character. He is endowed
with a clear intellect and sound iude.
ment, and although not an orator, we
feel assured that by his upright course
as a politician and his determination of
purpose, he will become a useful and
telling member of that body.
Nh. MATHEWS is a native of Louisia-
ma, and for a long series of years a res
ident Of this parish. He too is a cotton
planter. He is a man of refined educa-
ton, possessing correct and enlarged
views Of the politics of this country, and
attached to the Constitution-the
Of this Union. He will be
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25

Necessary to a choice 81. Davidson
received "a votes, Andrews 81, Carter
4, Sterling |.
On motion of Gen. Rowley, Of Pointe
Coupee, before counting the votes, Col.
Thos. Green Davidson was declared the
unanimous choice of the Convention.
On motion of Judge Childress, a COM
mittee vas appointed to wait ON Col.
Davidson and inform him of his nomina-
ton.
Messrs. Wingfeld, of St. Helena Al
exander, Of Madison, and Brown, Of East
Feliana were appointed said committee.
Col. Davidson was then introduced,
and e%loquently addressed the Conven-
ton.
On motion Of Mr.. Marks, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolved, That the proceedings of
this convention be published il the Dem
ocratic papers CT this State and also in
the Natehez Free Trader and Concordia
Intelligencer.
Resolved, That the thanks of this
meeting be rendered to the President
and Secretaries for the able manner in
which they have discharged their res
pective duties.
Resolved, That our thanks are also
due and are hereby rendered to the
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25

TAKEN Up By Terence Samson. T. % thr fth
J. ard Sta June. 1889. in front OF the plan;a-
tion Of Widow Terence Samson, Oh False River.
q large. iight-red OK, aged about s wears: both
ears cropped, and two Sits in each; has on the
right side Of the mech, at the shoulder. a large
gland. probably occasioncd by the collar: his
t,oras, though almost perpendicrlar, incline to-
meet over the head. No other visible mark.
Also. Il E1idaling-sizrd BULL. aged about 1
years, Of 4 dcer-rcd color. No visible mark.
The ubove-irseriied nuiinals We're appraised
by Messrs. ii. knaps and T.. ttenevert--the OK at
So. and the bull at SIS. If the proprieaers do
not come forward and prove property within sew
enty days from the date Of this notice, they will
be sold according TO law. tHAS. I. MIX.
Justice Of tile Peace.
Pointc Coupee. June II, 1889.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
Our Roads.

IN the multifarious changes by the
Legislature and the Police Jury, we will
state that our laws and regulations con
corning our roads, have escaped the
mania of innovation.
All roads are to be made and repaired
by the owners of the lands on which
they are situated, except those which
have been decreed Parish Roads by the
Police Jury. These last are to be made
and repaired by the inhabitants Of the
District or Districts in which they lie.
Formerly the work done on these
roads was executed by contract, and
paid for by the parish Treasury out Of
funds raised by taxation; and often
times large sums were carelessly ex-
pended, and too frequently the work was
badly executed. This system increased
taxation to at least several thousand
dollars annually.
The present system, if carried out, is
by far the most economical, and in our
opinion, the best to insure good roads.
But in order to make the present system
effective and useful, it is necessary that
every Road Inspector should do his
whole duty, and that every planter
should likewise cheerfully give help
ing hand in the matter. Heretofore,
many Inspectors have either failed to
give notice, or if given, the parties on
whom served, have taken nc heed Of
them.
1t is a very blind policy for a commu-
NIFTY to fail, by their wilful negligence,
to have good roads The expeditions
means Of travelling and easy mode of
carrying to the first market the products
of the soil, has as great a tendency to
enhance the value Of property, as any
other cause Hence, in certain local
tiles, turnpikes and railroads have been
the Of doubling and tripling the
value of lands.
As much depends on the several In
spectors, it is to be hoped that they will,
ere long, go to work, and give their no
tees early. As parish Printer, we will,
to facilitate them, furnish them with
blanks, if required. Should they find
any legal difficulty in their way, we are
sure that the Parish Attorney will also
do his utmost to help them in carrying
ont the laws.
In fine, we do not see why the people
of Pointe Coupee should be doomed to
travel longer over such impossible
roads as we have heretofore had.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
Saturday, the Cd day of July, 1859,
State of Louisiana.

Parish Of pointc Coupee-Ninth District Court.
Mary Jane TAYLOR. wife Of Dr.. T. S Wilson vsDr
I. $. Wilson, Iiushsuld.--No. 2llS.
BY virtue Of, and 10 satisfy q writ Off. fa.t-
sued in the above entitled suit and to me direct
ed the Honorable the 9th District Court in and
for the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy plain
tiff S demand and costs OF suit, | have seized, and
Offer at public sale at the Court House ON
Saturday, the I'd day Of July, 1859.
at Ii o'clock. A. NJ, all the right. title and inter
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described PROPERTY. to Wit F.:
Antony, negro man aged about IS years;
Harkess :" IS years.
One horse, 10 heads OF hogs;
One buggy, | wagon; household furniture:
Terms Of sae--CasA, piM Appraisement.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, june II, 1859.
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State ofLouisiana,

Stk0SS VA
Ninth District Court-Parish Of Pointe Coupee.
Tn the matter Of tile succession Of
Eleonore Darensbourg, +. w c.
PURSUANT to an order of the 9Th District
Court to me directed, I, the undersigned, will
offer for sale, at the late residence of said Eleo-
more Darensbourg, at the village of Waterloo, on
Thursday, the 14th day Of July, 1859,
between the hours prescribed by law, at the late
residence of the deceased, the following property
depending upon said succession, to wit:
Land.
A lot of land situated in the town of Water
loo, in this parish, bounded in front by the river,
on the lower side by the land of Peter Schwarts,
in the rear and on the upper side by land of Eva
riste Bara.
Slaves
ANTHONY, negro man aged As years.
HENRlETTE. negro woman aged 10 years.
MovaDIeg:
House and Kitchen Furniture etc.
Terms and conditions Of the Sale.
The land and slaves, one-tenth OF the purchase
CAsH-the balance, in one, two and three wears
from the day Of sale; the purchasers 10 give their
notes with approved security in solido. and mort
gage on the property sold.
The movables, cash.
SEVERN PORCnE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, June rs, 1859.