New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

camp 81 HI Majesty, the Emperor n Russia.
Captain Df the first class, Al 0EHE0vaKY-
18th, September 1859
Eoufslana IntslIigsnce.
The West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter 81 satur
day last has the following
on Wednesday, Dennis Hacarty. whose arrest
IT, Rn1gsd u
mules belonging to DR.. ]. a. Nolan, snd running
them off 10 Texas, where be was arrested With g.
stolen property, was tried Tor stealing me mules
Of stealing the negro. His Honor, Judge Avery.
sentenced him 10 ten years imprisonment ~ hard
labor IN the Penitenfiary for The negro.stealng
part Of the transactions and two years 70 The same
Institution for the mule department.
The Avoyelles Organ Of The It'll says.
The weather during the early part Of ths week
was excessively cold, and the snow laid Din the
ground and roofs Of the houses mp To Wednesday;
there was then D change for the better, and We
had two days Of sunshine which moderated the
temperature of the weather and gave % promise
oil pleasant days ahead. Yesterday, however, the
clouds gathered again, aud we hare every pros
pect of cold, gloomy spell
For the information 81 those who may Wish TO
make investments Ii the sugar district ws compile
from our exchanges the following BaIes cf lands
and slaves IN ths Lafourcle and a apps par
ishes:
Parish IF Lafayate.- Succession ii b. q. Thi-
bedeaux, On Thursday, Feb. I'd, 1860, consisting Of
q tract of land, and I negroes. Terms--b thirds
from LIST of April next, with per cent interest
from maturity until paid.
Parish Of Lafota'cbe Succession Of D. ~ BON !,
olson, on Wednesday, Jan. 18th. consisting OF 1876
slaves, sugar plantation, with stock, etc, etc
Sale on Wednesday. The terms IRE one sixth cash
years. with per cent. from day DIT sale, I'd be scId
In block. Succession of Roaalie Bourg. On Nom
day, Jan. 18th, consisting Of shgar plantation
and q slaves. Terms ayable hy fonrths b
March, 60 81, 1872 and 's3, with interest from MA
turity.
Parish Of ST. Mary. Succession Of w. ]. Naah,
three likely slaves and personal property. Terms
the personal property cash, and the slaves yearly
By thirds nom day 81 sale, with per cent interest
from maturity until paid. Succession Of :. Patout,
on Thursday, Feb "a, 1860, consisting Of three
likely slaves. Terms--6ve years. credit il equal
annual instalIments. Succession Of nj Hydel, on
Tuesday, Jan. 18th, 1860, q lot III Pattersonyille
and twelve likely slaves. Ternsth the slaves paya-
BILE in three years in yearly installments, with
interest at per cent from day Of sale Succession
Of R. Boutee, I. ". c.,. on Wednesday,. Jan 18th,
consisting of land and eleven slaves. Terms1tAe
slaves and land payable as follows: one-third il
six months from day of sake; one third twelve
months do; and one third in thirty months from
day Of sale with interest from maturity.
Parish OF 81. Mn7fir.-Succassi0n Of ~ n. Chre-
item on Wednesday Jan. 10, consisting Of sugar
plantation, stock and 100 valuable slaves. Terms
the lands payable yearly Inv f0urtha, with eight per
cent. interest from maturity. The slaves payable
yearly BY thirds, with like interest. SUCCESSION
sale IL the matter Of widow ~. OF LahranEhe, ~
r. d. Delacroix, widow, ct als, on Thursday, md
day Of February next, consisting Of FIVE tracts Of
land and 51negroes. TERMS in block, S25 900 cash
and the balance at one, tive, three and fonr years
credit, with interest Ut per cent per annnm, from
day Of sale until maturity and per cent after ma
turity. Succession Of =. Broussard, widow Of b. A.
Dugas, on Monday, Jan. sd, tract of land and III
slaves. TermsI4and, slaves, payable by thirds,
annually from list March, 1860, with s per cent
interest from maturity.
The Natchitoches Chronicle Of the It'll says:
During the week the weather has been cold,
damp. snowy, freezing, thawing, melting. and al
most everything else. by turns, except pleasant.
When we shall be able to record the latter condi-
ton is entirely beyond our ken, and when we con-
slider the unusual character Of the season, no pre-
diction the subject wonld be likely to carry any
weight with it.