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EsEy'TE Il L'E.FC.zN,
Par A UGusTE cHRIsTIN,
EnCanteur.

II SERA yENDU ArENCAN, MARDI s
DE. Jour du present mos dc JANFIER,
1860, a 10 heures du matin a la residence de
Mr.. Pierre Artaux en- cette paroisse, les pro-
~prittes suivantes appartenant q Pierre Ar
No. I.-UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE
TERRE fesant face au Mississippi rive gauche,
mesurant quatre arpents de face au dit fieuve,
sur une profondeur de quatre vingts arpents
plus on mois, borne en- haut par terre de ben
nv Single, en- bas par terre de Edouard Le-
blanc ct derriere par le Bayou Marchac, en-
semb,e avec toutes les Batisses ct Ameliora-
tons oui s'y trouvent, consistent en- une Malson
de Matte. Cabanes a Negres, Magasin a Mais,
Ecurie-Une Sucrerie en- bois ct un Moulin a
Sucre a cheval.
cullen, negre creole, age d'environ 80
ans, bon sujet, negre de champ.
8.-CHARLOTTE, negresse creole, agee de
| 80 ans, bon sujet, ensemble avec ses A ~enfants,
SAVIOR:
4-JuLIE, agee de 8 ans.
5.-LUCy, agee de 8 ans.
| 6.-DoMErIL, agee de 3 ans.
7.-LoUIs, age de 2 mois.
S.-AIMEE, negresse creole, agee de "a ans,
bon sujet, ensemble avec son enfant age2 mois.
9.-Un lot de Cheysux ct de Mulets-un lot
de Vaches laitures avec de j%eunes veaux.
Termes elsConditioRs de la Fente.
La terre est vendu un quart du prix de Tad
Indication compliant, un quart en- Janvier pro-
chain 1860, un quart en- Janyier 1862, ct I'm
quart en- Janvier 1868.
L'acouereur devra fournir ses billets endos.
ses a la satisfaction du vendeur, ct hypothe-
que retenue sur Ia terre pour garantir du pale-
ment des dts billets ct de tout interets qul
Dourront survenir-tout bilit non pave a Pe-
chsancc portera interet a raison de hut pour
cent par an ~jusqu'au parfait Placement.
Les Esclayes sont vendus un tiers de priS
de Adjudication compliant, un tiers en- JanvieI
1861, ct IN tiers en- Janvier 1862, portant in.
teret de iecheance jusqu'au parfsit Placement
Les Chevaux, Mulets, Vaches, ETC., pour
toutes sommes audessous etjusqua 20 piastres
comptant-audessus de 20 piastres, payable er
Mars prochain-les acquereurs fourn'ssant de-
/. billets endesses a la satisfaisance du vendeur
/ Tout billet non psyesa recheance porterain
= teret a raison de hut pour cent par an Jusqu;
: parfait Placement. Eft tors les billets seron
fats payable a rofice du Recorder en- cett'
: p~aroisse.
Iberville, Janvier4, 1860. LAM
i ErThe Baton Rouge Adroeate and Do
e MADISON Vigilant will publish the above tric
and send their bills to this Office for collection
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The following proceedings were had:
On motion, Resolved, That the various re.
ports of the several Inspectors OF Roads and
Levees here presented and examined be re-
ceived. and that the various deliDquents herein
mentioned be prosecuted according to law for
the fines incurred by law.
Then came MIR. Allen Jumel, Parish Treas
urer, who presented bis accounts, with Vouch-
ers annexed, and the committee OF the whole,
having carefully examined said accounts and
vouchers annexed, do report and say That the
accounts are Just and correct, and that there Is
in the hands of the Treasurer a cash balance
of sixteen thousand four hundred and .thlrtys
six o. 100 dollars.
Thu new Digest of the Laws Of this Parish
consisting of four hundred copies was present.
ed and examined, and on motion, 1t was uuaDi-
mously approved and accepted.
On motion of Mr.. Hyde, Resolved, That
all the Parish officers and members of the POI
lice Jury. be furnished with a copy Of the Par
ish Laws free of charge, and further Resolved,
| That the Clerk of the Police Jary be and he is
hereby authorised to sell the new Digest at ffty
cents per copy.
Then the following accounts were allowed
after being approved by the committee OF the
whole:
Bradburn & Jennings, to 100 pamphlets
of the Road and Levee Ordinances. $50 OF
Bradburn & Jennings, to Bound Volume, s 0C
Adonis Petit, to extending Parish Tax
es of 1889, 10 VI
Adonis Petit, to stationary and books
for Recorders office, ~ "
Adonis Petit, TO two maps for Record
er,s office. 90 o,
Toussain Deroche, for lodging and
boarding INDECENT Isaac Corren, % b
]. II. Rills, fees in criminal matters, III o.
Allen Jumel, for attendance on S. Beav-
er, INDECENT, 10 "
DR.. A. Hall, for examination drowned
body of Gallagher, 10 o
]. L. Barker, fees in criminal matters, IL y
d. N. Barrow, for prosecuting slsve Of
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Important TO the Ladies!
Mrs. THOMPSON,
FROM New ORLEANS,

TROM I'VE" OhhnaNor
IIAS the pleasure of announcing to the ladies'
III of Plaquemine and coast, that she Is pre-
pared 10 give lessons in cutting Ladies and Chill
dren's Dresses.
Any lady with a knowledge OF this art
which can he learned in a few hours-can Mt her
self or others perfectly in any required style:
Also, several styles of Silk and Worsted En-
b~roidery; Wax TissuTe and Worsted Flowers
Painting, SC, taught in classes.
Mrs. I. carries on dress making, and possesses
every facility for making TO order at the shortest
notice, all the latest style of dresses, clcaks and
AIantilles.
Ladies on the Coast will be waited on by Mrs-
L. if conveyance be sent.
Patterns Of all kinds cut in a few minutes.
Several apprentices wanted for dress making.
NJ. f. THOMPSON.
Residence corner Levee and Main SIS. Jania
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SnUy Horse.

TAKEN UP by Theodule Guedry, on
%lthe 18th of January, inst, on Grand
ARiver, in the parish Of iberville a stray
Horse about 10 or Ii years Of age--color very
light dun; main and tail white; small feet, and
hools black; about IA hands high; no brand or
mark ~perceptible. .
February next. 1860, he will be sold on that day,
by the undersigned Justice of the Peace, at his
residence. three miles below the Park, on Grand
River. H. J. HYDE.
;ani4 Justice Of the Peace.
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ing condition, are referred to in a COM
n to the administra-
ton.
The Normal School established in New
Orleans by special act of the Legisla-
ture, is reported to be in a hourishing
state, and its results, infurnishing teach
ers for our public schools, attach addi-
tional interest to its progress.
The message touches in succession on
the interesting topics presented IN the
annual report of the Board of Health,
the movements and position of the va
rious charitable institutions, the Ieces-
sity of a revision of the laws concern
ing slaves and free negroes, as an alter
| alton in the terms of the Supreme Court,
and a caution is given against too hasty
legislation in regard to business agents
from Northern States.
On the subject of the State detencest
organization and arming of militia, &c.
the Governor dwells at length, as hav
ing been too much neglected, and espe
cially demanding attention at the pres
ent time. And in this connection h'
recommends that an appropriation o
S25. 900 be made for the establishment
of a State depot for arms and ammunl
ti,O
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Sur motion de Mr.. Landry, II est Resolu par

Sur motion de Mr.. Landry, II est ResoIu par
lie Juri dc Police de la paroisse dlbervlile, cue
les commissaires NOMINEES par Performance, IN
titulee une ordinance pour etablir un egoGt
en- commun au tTavers la pointe de terre surle
NJ Mississippi, Gonna sous le nom de Churcl
Point, uui a etc passee lie 0 Aout 1858, solent
ct lis sont par lie present requ's de talre IN raps
mort complet de Ieurs procedures au Juri de Po-
lice a Ia proclaim session, SAVIOR: lie 2e. Lundi
d'Avril, 1860.
Sur motion, Resolu. que la somme de hut
piastres par mois, soft allouee a Mdm. Hypo-
lite Doiron. ure personne iudigenle, payable
sur lie mandat du membre du q. ward.
II est De plus Re>olu, que Mde. Louis Ber.
ceron ct Nellie. Marie Gothreau, soient alloueeS
a chacune la somme de six piastres par mos
payable sur lie mandat du membre 6u sc. ward.
Resolu, cue la somme de six piasires par
mois soft allouGe a We. A. Boone, payable sur
lie mandat du membre du re. ward.
II est de plus Rtsolu, que We. Eliza Kelly
ct We. Matthew B1uyey, solent slloues a cha
cune Ia somme de hut Piasires par mOis, pay
/ able snr Ie mandat du mcmbre du q. waid. le
| sn-d ties pensions a%llouees a We. Kelly e. We
| Bouvey devr0nt daler du jour on el'es sort!ron'
de Ia vile de plaqnemine.
Sur motion, lie Juri de Police, s'est aiourn'
iusQu'a la rrochaine session regu.iere, sa'"ir
le second L.undi d'Avrii. 1860.
LUCIEN LANDRY,
L. '. GALLAGHER,
}. \. DARINENNE,
j. II. HYDE.
AUG. CuRISTIN,
Prcs't. du Juri de Police.
Atteste J. II. RILLs, Greffier.
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|,AzETTE s SENTINEL.
Meeting Of Louisiana Legislature.
House without n Quorum.

BATON ROUGE, January 1.-THE SEN
ate met to-day at Don
Mr.. Tucker moved that Mr.. Talbot be
called to the chair, which motion was
carried, and Mr.. Talbot took his seat as
temporary President.
The roll was then called, and twenty
three Senators answered to their names.
Messrs. Burlington, Gardere, Hugh,
Lawrence. Moore, Moorland, Lott, New
ell. Patterson, Pierce, Phillips, Solomon,
Smith. Levens, Flournoy and Wilson,
the new members elect to the Senate,
then took the usual oath.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, the Senate
then proceeded to the election of Presi-
dent of the Senate.
B. w. Pierce, of Bienville parish, was
nominated and unanimously elected,
when, on motion of Mr.. Tucker, the
Senate adjourned till ii o'clock to-mor-
row.
House of Representatives.
The members of the House met at II
O'clock. and the Clerk called the roll
Only twenty-nine members were pres
ent.
On motion of Mr.. Beggs, the House
took a recess till l o'clock.
The House reassembled at the eXpl
ration of the recess, and the Clerk agalI
called the roll with the same result.
The roll was called a second time, an
only 20 members answered to thel
anne
There not being a quorum present
nothing could be done, and on motion 0
Mr.. Anderson, the House adjourned tai
one o'clock tomorrow.
Dem cratic Caucus for Speaker
The Democratic members Of the Hous
held a caucus this evening, and nomlna
ted for Speaker C. II. Morrison, OF Ou3
chita parish. Fir Clerk, James WELSH
For Assistant Clerk, George b. Shel
herd. For Sergeant-at-Arms, j. I. II
rata. For D~oorkeeper, ID. Searles. re
Warrant Clerk, j.. 2. Smith.
Gen. Henry Phillips, Of De Soto pa
ish, was also a candidate for the Spea
ership.
1t is expected that a sufficient numb'
of members will arrive tonight and t
morrow to organize the House.
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The GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA RECOMMENDS

Tur Governor OF VIRGINIA RECOMMENDS
. GENERAL CONVENTION OF ALL THE STATES.
lay before our readers to-day the
inaugural message of Governor Letcher
TO the Legislature of Virginia. Our
readers will rejoice, we are sure, to reau
a message so high in its tone-so truth
full in its positions, and 50 resolute Ill It's
recommendations. The Governor OF
VIRGINIA recommends that Virginia shall
invite a convention of all the states IN
the Union to consider the matters ot DIS
agreement between them, and, II they
cannot agree, to provide for a peaceful
senaration. and that Commissioners
should be appointed to wait on the lie
| gislatures of the Northern States when
nullifed the fugitive slave laws, ano
'to insist, in the name of Virginia, up
ON their unconditional repeal" we
congratulate Virginia and the South up
| ON these recommendations. Every STATE
| in the South, we doubt not, is ready q
GO into a general convention OF all The
| States. If the Northern States Assem-
TO this proposition, the South will elthe
have the guarantees necessary 10 he
peace and safety, or the Contederac,,
will be dissolved. But will the NORTH
ern States consent to so into a genera
convention? We think not. Then W
trust. will follow a Southern Convention
The mission from South Carolina is mos
opportune, and we trust, will meet sui
ston+iaUv with success.
Charleston Mercury y.
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Mrs. Murrell,

Mrs. MurreIl, oo w
A. B. Gouldey, for making a collin, o W
DR.. o. p. Mangum, for attendance on
INDECENT Isaac a. Corren, ~ W
DIR. La%mbremDut, for attendance on }.
Mclaughlin, ind gent, W
The accounts of q. s. Rousseau for the
sum of s2Ol So, and j. Stockley for Sl43 90,
were laid over. .,
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned until
Thursday next, the 9th inst.
JANUARY 5th.-The Police Jury met pursu-
ant to adjournment. The same members P'e''
ont with the exception of Mr.. Babin.
On motion Of Mr.. Dardenne, the following
| ord nance was passed to wit:
Wharo,s complaints have been made to this
Rodv. thu, the draining Of the skimmings oil
Tho smear kettles. the washing of the receivers
mr. other impure matter. into the bavous OF th'S
na,;sb render the waters of said bayous I'M
pure and injurious to heallh;
Re il therefore ordained. &c, That all per-
sons are hereby prohibited from draining INTO
onv of the bavous Of this parish, the SKIM
minos of sugar kettles. the washing OF rece'v'
ers or other impure matter, and any person
v;ola,;nr the provisions of this ordinance, shall
on CONVECTION thereof. be fined in a SUN OF no'
loss than two hundred nor more than hve hun
dred dollars. -,
On motion of Mr.. Landry, be il Resolved Oy
the Police Jury Of the parish Of l%bervliie, NAV
the commissioners appointed by the ordinance
entitled "an ordinance 10 establish 4 Common
drain through the point Of land on the Miss's-
sinni river callpd the .Ch"rch Point, passed
AUGUST 9th. 1858" be and they are hereby re-
quired to make = full reporto OF their proceeding
; in this Body at the next session, viz: The =
I Monday OF Arri', 1860.
! On motion. Resolved, That the sum Of eigh
dollars per month, be allowed 10 Mrs. Hypo't'
Doiron. an INDECENT person, payable upon In
warrant of the member from the I'd Ward,
! Be IL further Resolved. That Mrs. Lonis Ber
= neron and Miss Marie Gothereau, be Above
. each the sum Of six dollars per month, payab'
. unon the warrant of the member OF the :
n Ward.
d Resolved. That the sum of six dollars pc
D. month, be allowed to Wdo. A. Boone, an ma
o gent person, PAYABLE upon the warrant OF tn
member from the 7th Ward.
7 Further Resolved, that Wdo. Eliza Kelly an
: Wdo. Matthew Bouvey, INDECENT persons, be a
% lowed each, the sum Of eight dollars p'
le month. payable upon the warrant of the men
1t Der from the ID Ward, the aforesaid pension
or of Mrs. Kelley and Bouvey TO date from Il
or dav of their removal from the town OF Plaqu
" mine.
!! On motion, the Police Jury adjourned IN
The next regular meeting, viz: the I'd Mondi
in April, 1860.
IN. F. V. GALLAGHER,
st J. 4. DARDENNE,
h. II. J. HYDE.
AUGUSTE CHRlSTIN,
President Police Jury.
Attest: J.. II. RMLs, Clerk.
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4 CARD.

wThe Undersigned, grateful for aud h@ttered
by the patronage which has been extended ie mn
as an Ambroiypist by the citizens OF Plaquemine
and vicinity, respectfully informs the public that his
STAY here is drawing to a close. Those who desire
Portraits, but have been holding back, had Letter pay
him an early visit. He challenges the world tor SUI
perior pictures, and proves it by comparing his with
any taken in the Eastern States or Europe, and those
who have pictures taken by the first artists IN Eu-
rope or elsewhe re. are invited TO bring them1o my
room, and il he cannot produce equally good ones
,o charge will be made. Respectfully,
janl4 ChAhLtS "iA"o"
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WILL BF SOLD AT AUCTION, on

DN Az
WILL BF SOLD AT AUCTION, on
the 24h dag of tbs present
month of J4NUARY, 1860,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the residence Of Pierre
Artaux in this parish, the following property
belonging to Pierre Artaux, to wit
Ia.-A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
fronting aud on the left bank of the river Nus.
sissippi, containing four arpents front on SAID
river by eighty arpents deep more or less;
bounded above by land Of Henry Single, be-
low by land Of Edouard Leblanc, and behind
by the Bayou Manchac, together with all the
improvements thereon and thereunto belong
Ing, consisting Of a Dwelling House, Corn
| House. Negro Cabins, &C.; also a Wooden
| Sugar House and Horse Sugar Mill.
2d.-JULIEN, negro man, a creole, aged
| about so wears, a good subject, a field hand.
3d-CHARLOTTE, aged 80 years, a good
subject, ~(creole) together with her iour chill
dren, to wit:
4th.-JuLrE, aged s years.
5~th.-Lucv, aged > years.
6,h.-DoMErrL, aged 3 years.
Tth.-LoUIs, aged 2 months.
Sth.-AIMEB, negro woman, (creole) aged
"a years, with her child aged 2 months.
9th.-A lot Of Horses and Mules.
1Oth.-A lot of good Mich Cows with young
Calves.
TERM AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
On the land, one fourth of the price OF ad,
Indication cash, one fourth in the month oil
January 1861, one fourth in January ISoZ'
and one fourth in January lS63--the purcha'
ser to furnish his notes for the credit terms,
endorsed to the satisfaction of the Vendor anc
) the land remaining mortgaged to secure the
payment of said notes and all interests whlct
!. may accrue--ail notes not paid at maturity e
bear interest at the rate of eight per cent PEE
annurn until final payment. 80,
The Slaves payable one third cash, one thir'
i in January next, 1861, and one third in Jan
uary 1862.
n The Horses. Mules, Cows, &c.-all sum
under and to twenty dollars cash--above tina
sum payable in March n~ext--purchasers iuf
nishing their notes endorsed to the satisiact'o
If of the vendor.
All the notes must be made payable at tn
Recorders Office Of this parish.
lberville, January 4th, 1860. Uan7
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Fiat de la Louisiane-Paroisse dIberville-
Cour du 6me District.

Succession de feus Zephcrin Leblancet
Gertrude Voisin.
ATTENDU, que Maximilien Leblanc a ce jour
Il enliasse dams lie bureau dn Greffier de cette
cour son ,ableau final administration de la sue
cession de feus Zepherin Leblanc ct de Gertrude
Voisin.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous cenx que
celia concerne de deduire sous trente joars de la
date de ce present les raisons pour lesquelies 70
dit tableau final ne serait pas homologue ct fait
lie iusement de cette cour ct Administrator de-
charsee de toute responsabilite en- cette atfalre ct
son cautionment CONNIE tel snBulle.
Bureau du Grefier, Dec. 0. 1859.
decl7 M. a. ESTEYAN, Grefier.
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U,Sroy R. HgLpEa.-Thc Abolitionists

HINTON r. HELPER.-The Abolitionists
who endorse this notorious villain, en-
dorse a scoundrel, who, for his roguery,
ought to be in apenitentiary. The RAJ
leigh (N. c. Standard, of a recent date,
in speaking of him, says:
This man, Hinton K. Helper, as we
have said, is a native of this State. He
is a thief and q scoundel. While EN-
ployed, some years since, IN Salisbury,
as a clerk, he robbed his employer. The
fact was proven Oh him, and we believe
he himself admitted it, and offered some
lame excuse for his picking and steal
ing.n He was exposed some two years
ago, in Congress, by n of our Sena'
tors, (Mr. Biggs,) whose statements,
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Arrete par Theodule Guedry 10
nT7fA II Janvier, inst, sur la Grand Ri
lHf Were dams la paroisse dlberviile,
sAe2N4ksks,u n Cheval epave, age denviron 10
on ii ans.
81 lie dit cheval sont pas reclame devant lie 10
de FevTier, inst, IL sera vendu sur lie dit jour par
IL sopssipne. Juge de Paix. a sa iesidenee au
Grand Riviere.
II. J. HYDE,
;an1a JUICE de Paix.
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Organization Of the House.
The Governors Message, &c.

Baron ROUGE, Jan. l1.-Ihe House OF
Representatives met to-day, in pursu-
ance of adjournment, and, quorum be-
ing present, proceeded at once to an or
ganization, by the election OF the fol-
lowing officers, viz: :!
Speakcy-Hon. c. II. Morrison, OF
Ouachita.
Chef Clerk-James Welsh.
Minute Csrk-George b. Shepherd.
Warrant Clerk. p. Smith.
Sergeant-at-Arms-J. P. Peralta.
Door, eeper-D. Searles.
All nominees of the Democratic cau-
Gus held yesterday.
The Senate also being organized, as
before announced, the usual committees
waited upon the Governor with notice
of the same, when the message was re-
ceived and read.
Message.
The Governor first speaks OF the State
treasury, which he represents to be III a
very healthy condition.
The balance to the credit OF the gen.
eral funds, on hand the 3lst December,
1859. according to the reportof the State
Treasurer, is $l36, 696, against 1922 at
the close of the previous year.
The total receipts into the treasury
for the past year, on account of the gen
eral fund, were 81, 1888, 500, an increase
of $3.50, $50 on the Auditors estimate.
The total expenditures of the fisca
wear amount to 81, 2O5, 622, an increase
of So, GAG ON the estimates.
Little progress is reported IN the ex
tension or completion of the various
railroads of the State, entirely within
its borders and yet unfinished: The Up
elousas Railroad; the Sabine and New
Orleans; the Baton Rouge, Crosse let
and Opelousas, and the Vicksburg ant
Shreveport road.
The position of the other railroad
completed and at work, or OF the WORT
ing sections of those not entirely con
pleted, is stated to be of q gratifyln
character, both as regards their maj
agementand the prospects forthe stead
and remunerative increase of their bl
siness.
The recent action of the Legislator
Of Mississippi in regard to the New .
leans, Jackson and Great Norther
Railroad, is deprecated as being unJu'
to the road itself, and TO the interest
the State of Louisiana has in that high
important enterprise.
The Board of Currency's report e
hibits the workings of the banks al
their condition as most satisfactory, Il
regulations of the present free bankin
system of the State receiving their me
of praise as the principal cause to whi'
this prosperity and conservative ma
agement are due.
The State Engineers report sugges
that the Legislature should devote ST
cial attention to a levee system; and
so the swamp land department, to C
rect various errors therein, securii
more efficiency in the admnistratio
and producing better results from tn
rich fund of for the State.
The State system of education
ouires many reforms, to infuse more
tivity into it, and give to it the eficien
it should have to make it the great pr
icbenefactor it should be.
The opening of the State Seminary
Learning ct Alexsndria, and its prom
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rA-We have been requested by Mr..
WusoS to state that a necessary absence will
prevent him from attending to his friends on
Monday next, but that he will be on hand on
Tuesday. or Wednesday at the farthest,
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state of Louisiana-Parish of Iberville-et
District Court.

state of Louisiana-Parish of Ibervule-oLh
District Court.
Estate Of Zepher;n Leblanc and Ger
trude Voisin, both decd.
WHEREAS. M%aximiiien Leblanc has this
w day filed in the Clerks Office OF this court
his final tableau of administration Of the estate
of Zepherin Leblanc and Gertrude Voisin, both
deceased
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may con-
cerp TO show cause within thirty days from the
date Of the publication hereof why said final Ia
beau should not be homologatcd and made a
Judgment Of this cour. and the Administrator dis-
charged from any further responsibility IN the
premises and his bond as such cancelled.
Clerks office, December 9th, 1852.
decI7 NJ. A. ESTEVbN, Clerk.
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A DAMS. WHITNEY AND COLTS
~ PATENT PISTOLS. For sale at
senl7 ]. CIVILIANS Il co.
PoIrCE JURY.
PARISH OF IBERVILLE.

On Monday the I'd day of January, 1860, at
a regular meeting oQhe Police Jury OF the
Parish of Iberville, the following members
were present. to-wit:
AITGUSTE CHRISTIN. Prest.,
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TN the road, a short distance below Plaqnemine,
l. A RETICULE, containing money and other
yaluables. The owner, by calling at this office,
can obtain it, by describing property and paying
for this advertisement. JAM
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LEGAL NOTICES.

state of Lovisiam-PariM Of Derr%e-
Sixth District Court.
Estate of Volier Hebert, decd.
WHEREAS, Nemese BOnicard has this day
w filed in the Clerks office OF this court MS
final tableau OF distribution Of the estate OF 'o-
lier Hebert, decd
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may
concern TO show cause within thirty days from
The date hereof why said final tableau should not
be homologated and made II judgment OF this
cour, the administrator discharged from any
further responsibility IN the premises, aud his
bond rs such cancelled and annulled.
Clerks office, Dec. 9th, 1859;
| ~ NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.