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4Se NsW AND AT r1as

81 ~ IL - 4
s<z7tES=sVIA PETtRsB Roe
AND NORFoLk-Pa Passenger eaHy:Enygsg,i
ing Richmond every M0NpAl 6GpiiIMtvGSl
and SATURDAY mornings, b, the hiSSIneS
AND PETER$BliRG RAILROAD o "A ~
ha,fp past four "'elnck say 80 4 +, Max Max al
meet with the ears al Petersoufk. ioi .hs ,'esE
arrive at Norfcl. IN due time "a tahe 'ass I'M,
ships ROANOkE. YORKTOWN ana saS Nj
TOWN, for NEW YORK. auly'nK ~ ttss j.
early the merit day afternoon n o tpnrf ~
ferent lines going EAST and MIMI ~ ,rs.f, =
Passage 10 New Ycfk from R'cRinos' ms ;
meats and state room on beard the e'et -. !.
same as though passage was taAvA W
ship here-Sl0.
For Tickets, appi, ~ yy,"SCV
ovpoSi,s Steamers ~
N B.--The pursers al the ships. e, ~ tAs Z,
cIerks VIII h, on hand III the sicinl',, +,ss',
tersburs ticket nibes every N"nJAl = - a..
and Saturday morptags, ~ q S".t ave -
those persons with ticsctS VII" MAJ ~"
cured them ut our Office previously
NH SITS , 4
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JOHN T.. nOi2ERTY,
II NJ ,Rruk Mt TAI!GR

ia MERCHANT TAILOR,
IN 18th street. near Cary,
NM Would most respectfully inform his friends
1Aand customers and the pubic gensray
ths. he is now in receipt of his stock Of SPRING
and SUMNER GOODS, consisting, of CLOTHS
CASSl MEKES and VESTINGS, which he would
be happy to make up IN the most superior styie
and on the lowest re;nuneratIve profits.
n B.-Havng small expense. can make gar
ments to order as low they can be had AT any
ciothInr house in the city NH 3l-3m
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WIN. SArTLER l. CO.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNiSHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES-We received by the late steamer q
arge supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, of
superior quality to which we call the attention Of
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10 III AND EaRfHENwARE.
M SPRING TRADE, 1860.
~ GEO. ] SUMNER C0:h
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE
WAREHO USE.
No 20. Pearl or 18th street. Richmond, Va.
In consequence of unavoidable delay IN the com
pletion of our new warehouse, on Governor street,
we shall he unable to remove until the Spring trade
closes; and friends will hnd US at the Old ioca
Our stock is now daily arriving and Is the largest
and most complete stock Of EAklhhNW AXE r,
we invite the attention of the merchants of Viz
gina, North Carolina and Tennessee, who may
visit this me- rket, to our prices, confident that we
can successfully compete with the largest houses
in any of the Northern States.
We only ask them to s,vs us the preference PG ger
Northern horses. provided we can 90 as Wcil iof
them. We ASA nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the REST eralty OF Stone~are
low AS it can be purchased at the Factory.
We give prompt and faithful attention to the
execution OF orders.
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xx1ARREN,S IMPROVED F K l. T N ID
w COMBUSTION ROOFING, received the
Silver Medal at the United States r air. ana d.
pioma at the Virginia State Fair:
We have certificates and testimonials from the
FIRST Architects and Builders in the United States
Her;"I qualities OF WARREN'S lMPROVED
and cOMposITi0N ROpfING S,so oves a To
other offered the pubic; anu are ceptSy with
promptness and dispatch v;;n;.
JOHN VILkS, only, Agent IN Eastern virSinia'
~. Oe' va ~ my 1-3nl
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DRuoe. 16npICIlgue. &c.


- T.. ": KkAxsER. ,.rco,su
A Rsh .slss, s.s-ssa and Broad
nd sfas xfS
STUFF sryff cHEslksISS5Ms LssrF fffafs re
d .aSssF SS SPi AE6
IN s &c
N EGst sSG sSN isfrf
and others can rely nS On
''' ''' - '' ]. W. FkAYSER.
Apothecary and Drugglzt,
my Its 18th, between Grace and Broad ste.
CPKING, ls60.-sPRiNG. isS0-FIsHER l.
l2s Main street. Richmond Va, would call the at;
SPs'a FAN F%sq Sf
which. they offer to cash or prompt customers on
most favorable terms.
f,Ii assnrtment Of Fancy (oods. Psrfumery
Combs, Brushes, Cigars, Tobacco, Old Medicinal
Wines and Brandles.
Medicines. Mineral Waters. Porcelain Teeth.
Woolfs Pure Branches, and Wines. &c.
p.een rS OF a,s ssn'n fsf (
- CITY DRUG STORE .-CHAs. $:
~DAWSON begs to inform the citizens Of
AB RicnHOnu, tnat ne mas now, oi Hdhu ~ iu'i
~ and complete assortment Of Drugs. Medi
cines. Chemicals. Fancy Goods, ETC.
He has also iuli assortment OF all KINDS oil
Patent Medicines. direct from the manufacturers.
so that there can be no mistake as to theif genu-
neness. ~
CARS.
The Ladies can also be supplied with fine as J.
sortment of imported Pomades, Hair Oils, Lnbln s
Extracts. Mean Fun, Lliey White, Brown Wind
sor. Honey. Oily cerine and other Toilet Soaps;
fine Hair Brushes, both domestic ana imported;
also, Buffalo. India Rubber and Horn Combs, both
fine tooth and coarse. He would call their atten-
ton to his fine Toilet Cologne, superior to the
Cor
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MADDUX CO..
III scNs ssIoS MFRSHxsrs
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel,
MsF H EDwAHD, s. o G SiFs w'am Assistants,
w. III. MARSHALL, of LrnenbHrg, \
Guarantee to their friends faithful attention TO
all coasignrnens, and orders for goods from pro
0p MT. +. ssTsrToN, JR is admitted to IN
y i lei i-dts sS '''D' MADDux Il co.
John n. GORDON II son,
d 4TH STREET, NEAG THE EXCHANGE HoTEL,
Oiier for sale large and iuli assortment OF lkON,
Hammered. English and English Refined, Eng;li,s,hI,
fRoN. Hoops. Sand AND Scroll from Refined Flow
Iron and PloW Plates Also, Tin plate & yafions
Bolt s coPPER, Sheet zinc, Speltsr, and the Metals
usually sold IN this market apl-ts
WHEELWKiGHT; MTDGE% E S;J, ,sr
az Ms1i ; . B%of Ra"sst,
khs shH POW I'm s No
HsnoXsr street, corner OF SsrT1s atHset
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
MES. CHAiRs. ,sETTEEs, &c; also, G1atins,
yanls and Cellar DOORS and every 9th other kind OF
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
IA. Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
(HAKD.-The subscriber takes this method OF III
~ forming his friends and the PUBLIC that he has eg
az ERA s6m ssN
cnandlze generally also, Flour, Wheat Germ; To
His special attention will be given to all business
entrusted to his care. From his long business
public patronage. He refers, by permission, to
LEWIS WEHD, Esq, =,
"s::'' RS Sses fsSsss5 q Co.. HSsa~'d
" BACON Il Baskerville,
T fEaSth : / Co Co., Philadelphia.
THOMAS M0SAHA WI U.s. s. k ssy 1HEf;
;. N once &c COT ,ss Of Car, and Va streets:
ED SMkUsk XSS t5anIssi 4 Mi MERCHANTS.
s.s, S + EdBsS5 SEE WHA
| CORN; FLOUR, &c, to the sale Of which EDWIN
| BAGS furnished when required.
"A z5c17oSfMEIkS AH9 c2MM1ss1oN
Will! attend regularly to the sales of HORSES,
MTEb S9SsN Ne ss f aSsse Lot
Stock intended for sale will please be entered be-
| fore the mornihg OF tie SALE
WIN. sArTLER CO.,
rAisHs zsG
arge supply Of Painters and ARTISTS Brushes, O
superior quality, to which call the attention o.
our customers.
TUAN PiZZlNI,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
| FOREIGN FR UITS.
| AND REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURER
Keeps always on hand the LARGEST and freshes
stock Of FRUITS, NUTS, PRESERVES. &c.
and is continually receiving, by every steamer am
:ss.s .Is1a & an JUAN zzfyR i .a a;
FRANKLIN PAPER MILL,
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CARRIAGES, &c, FOR SALE.

N~<>>
t.aah CARRIAGES, HUGGlES, Ac.,
H FOR SALk.Thss G sHbgcf.oeR Is s sa t Ct
Open and Top BUGGiES and ROCKAWAYS
also, BAGGAGE and BUTCHERS WAGON;
AS am ANXIOUS to sell, great Inducements Will
be offered to purchasers.
Particular attention given to REPAIR. EG.
JOHN Do s,
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- A. BODEkER & co.. ApothecarIes and
81 Druggists, No. 10 Main street, near OLD
" Market, Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
u general assortment of pure Drugs. Medi-
cines, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Window Glass.
Putty. Dye Stutts, Patent Medicines, Brushes OF
all kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning FLUID, Al
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper. Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care. by members of the firm alone.
Physicians' orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines inr-
n she
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Passengers bro AZ fast aud sup nj Ashland ana !.
on board the comfortable steamer between A''l'
Creek and Washington.
H For further information. Apply at'aisVA'
BROAD street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS. Is. WINSTON, 6enf TtfsesA
SAM,I RUTH, Sup't.
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SHAFER, HALSEY & co.,

ITO MAIN STREET.
(Late Tupman & Hull)-
Are receiving, by every steamer add!,l"ns to
fine FURNISHING GOODS, to which we invite
the attention of purchasers.
IA Fancy Cashmere Suits made to order
Shirts made to order.
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FURNITURE. &c.

AMS ,;pVERNCR ST. NH -
MANUFACTURES AMP n,sTsTsT~SfS
FURNITURE AND Mh - nrhrt. u "
The farmers and r'snit,sisf T' Is, s.ss.'
Of ;a,sJ + ss mss, sa ,ss, s
the hes, materials, Will hnd !, 70 .a has, ses'
sram,ue m. stock beiote huss nd
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11,HE SUBSCK AJAX your. ATTENTION to
] their large and splendid stock OF hne %, ing
and tasty STYLES they have ever offered or TO Pc
found in the South Purchasers are ,nslfS s 90 90
an~ ears they have found superior auaty Cloth.
Ing moderate price. We p,Sp%ss r 20 mors liam
tsntv vearr and to make it the interest Of all to
buy from rs constantly .nersashn; demand tor
our clothing is the hest evidence that OUT H..
Of nnrchasNfa. MIL Z mo
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VIRGINIA NTH

I.<6 81 ssss.sss RAILR QAD.aIas \
esz szfiSi@Ss@. ii 4 / /, and PASsENGiy'
TRAIN Will leave Richmond Day 1 = ~ s5 4 Z
for G0RDoNsVlkLE; GHARL,qi trtyh5sybs.l
anu nh !" sHts WN' r. ADCOCK. T.osct ACES
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cNa q LIZ SSWAKE--C comprising Goblets,
4a3Tumblers. Wines; Champagnes; Decanters'
VtB ers Lemonades. Lager Beer Classes, Glass
tubes Salt Cellars. &c, for sale at the CHINA
Store of T. A. BULKLEY, l1 Main street.
-uN KEEP COOL-CHARCOAL- PACKED
~jWATER COOLERS, RICHMOND MADE.
~ We have on hand a supply Of the q soo We
Coolers Of our own manufacture, Of all Sizes Call
and supply yourselves at "
(.nrnar 18th and Cary SITS
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NEW CLOTHING STOCk.The
subscriber agent, will open about May
M Is ii. In the store now occupied by MT. n.
N C.. Barton. No. lO3 Main street, an entire
-Ax6 new stock of
CLOTHING AND . .
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
which he is having manufa ctured under his own
SUPERVISION, and hopes with his experience ana
KIN wledge OF the business, he can oter SUCH a
stock rs will meet the wants aud secure the pat
ronage of his friends.
The store will be reftted to suit the business,
and every eI,,rt will be made to produce all the
necessary articles nd in such style as Will max
the stock unobectionable an ATTRACTIVE.
~ WM. :. TUPMAN,
my4-dts Late of Iupmau l. Hull.
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Que holding me tight III her ny lug kras y, press
ing long soft kisses the little cheek she
had wei led win her tears for, with such gem
ils words aud ways rs mother might use W
"A frightened child, did Sir Edward strive to
soothe me, I'LL my faintness passed, ana ne h'o
gained 10Y nsWer.
The church bells stopped.
IL mast g., Sir Edward, or Paul Will be so
vexed 3" :,
me SIR Edward" he said smiling; and detain-
lug with play tul force, he made me SIT
down On q low ledge OF rock that pierced the
grass close BY. cushioned with SOFT, purple
thyme. and goiden-starred money WORT
Helena" he continued, his eyes pleading
more earnestly than his words, "can you for
give he wild, wicked youth that have spenH
Win You strive 70 forget what have been,
and learn To think Of mo only as now aIn :
pxrdoning all that have done wrong for the
sake OF my true. deep losei'
did not answer. hardly heard his last
words. sudden doubl had filled my mind.
that cast a dark shadow across the sunshine OF
aW nen YOU ask me 10 be your wife. Sir ia
ward," l said, trying not 70 dread his answer
"do You remember the shame that Paul saws
attaches 70 our name 7 do you remember thal
my youngest brother died In q duel -
Sir Edward started.
"Those are your brothers. rigid notions
Heisna--very orthodox no doubt--but the,
are not mine. In this peaceful place, perhap
dnsiing seems . terrible thing but 1t 10 non
sense, OF Mr.. Mathswson to talk Of itso. NJ
stain - inflicted on your name from that
though lift did, stiil would marry yon.''
III have always thought Paul judged Law
rie TOO haYshiy," said, land ! am glad yol
think the same. bid you first like my fac
because It reminded yon Of Lawrsncs's, 81
Edward ~
Sir Edward answered me with gay laugh
bat his voice tTembled.
wished the church bells TO ring again
with their peaceful, booming sound: Their
seemed something half unhOly In the light
careless way Ia which be had spoken OF duel
ing; although intended to quiet my doubts
II lslt TO ms--yes Lam sure that 1t IL not mi
present fancy ia lelt ~ me AZ that moment. q
il La NJ sace stood upsssn between ms mi
Sir Edward. The wind, chill and damp
SWtled through ~ trees, with dyeaEy shnd
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SvWEsTERN BACON SIDES and SHOUL'
surnr- Cured and Plain u AMS; ..Srs
caSa, Muscoyado ard Glazed MUL Mfsf E ESsrs
TH.h I'VE WHISKEY. FRENCH BRANDY,
WINE and Lie UoHS Of various, kin as...
oI s0lo "" avs S' VHAS M, KOSHER,
~ Co,nar 18th and Main sta.
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VNHEELWKlGHT,M NUDGE Il CO.,
w COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
Dealers in Printing. Writing. Blank Book, Hard
ware and Manila PAP RS, Bookbinders'
LEATHER aad CLOTH Foreign and Domestic
RAGS; Bleaching pow DEHS; ALUM, sc. No.
Ii Hanover street, corner Of German street,
ia 23-d6m BALTIMORE, ND.
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TAILORING, &c.

3A1110It11T0J GO'
=. SAMUEL $. RURCH Is now in my
employ as a CUTTER, and desires his Tor
M mer fi.ndS and patrons to call ana exam
NJ Inc the large and varied assortment of
1&CLOTHS. CASSIMERES and VESTlNGS,
as we'll rs Ready Made Clothing. which he IS now
prepared to furnish them on as good terms ana IN
as good sty lie as any similar house IN the State;
WM. IRA SMITH, ia Main st.
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l4TH STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE h0TE
OIer for sale large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hamnered, Peru
Hainme red English and English Refined, English,
American, Russia and imitation Russia sH EEL
IRON. Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow
Iron and PloW Plates. Also, Tin plate OF various
sizes. for timers. nd manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metals
usually sold in this market. ap1-ts
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-02-18
NOUTELLES IMPORTANTES DU
MEHIQUE
SUCCESS DE L 'ARMEE L1BERALE.

La position des deux parts belligerant
await bien change. lie gouvernemen
Constitutional s'est relieve pendant qnt
celul de Mlramon, au contraire, eprou
We d'assez grands revers.
Les troupes lib6rales ont battu lei
forces reactiennaires dams plusieurs rem
contres ct ont repris dimportantes posi-
| tions.
un correspondent de la Vera Cruz
ecrit All Courier de Charleston, i la da
te dui, que lie general Gobosa la tete de
1000 hommes de Parmee reactionnare
a etc entierement defait a Oajaca ct for
ce de battre en- retraite.
Ces deux mile hommes etaient une
portion de la force que Miramon Sc pro.
posait de diriger contre la Vera-Cruz, ct
leur desarroi forcera probablement Mi.
ramon a abandonner son plan contre Get
te vile.
Les avis de St-Iouis de Potosi sont
aussi de la plus haute Importance ct dun
caratere fort enconrageant pour le gou-
vernement Constitutional Les trou-
pes liberales avaient etc fort heureuses
sur ce point. Files avaient repris Coli
ma, San Louis de Potosi ct Zacatecas.
Les troupes de leglise avaient etc en-
tierement battues pres de Flascalo par
les troupes liberales sous lie general Ca
ravajal avec la perte de 100 hommes
fats prisonniers par les liberaux ct aus
81 celle dune grande quantite d'artille-
RE ct de munitions de guerre.
Les progress du Gen. Woil de Parmee re
actionnaire avaient etc arretes heureuse-
ment dams Talasco ct le territoire non
occupe par le gouvernement de Mira
mon await etc rebuilt 4 un cercle tres Ii
mite.
Les forces disponibles du gouverne-
ment de Juarez sont evalnees maintenant
4 $4,000 hommcs. Miramon, par des
efforts extraordinaires ct des moyens
peu scrnpuleux, tachait de lever $780,
O00 en- negociant des bons de son got,-
vernement jusqu'a concurrence de Is
Millions. Celia a pu etre accompIi seule-
ment an moyen d'actes ilIicites parm
ses amis les ministries
LIE rapport est confrme que.M Mat |
Ihews, lie charge d'affaires angIais dams
"a capltaie, await presente pultimatum de I
son gouvernement demandanr le paye- /
nent enter des reclamations des sniets
anglals telles qu'elles ont etc presentees
ct dormant iours pour lie /
'eg!ement, 4 Pexpiration de quoi 81 ellcs
le sont pas payees, il demandera ses
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-02-18

ELECTIONS DEs DELEGUEs DE La PARoIssE
D'ORLEANs A La CONVENTION DEMocRATIoUE
D'ErAr Ter District Representatif MIN
Yancy, Semms ct Aspil, d5mocrates regu
liers ont etc 6lus.
2eme District.-MM. Ames, Murphy Ell
Rareslllde, opp; ont etc 6lus.
Seine District-MM A. G. Wilson
Z. L. Macaulay, Rich, Esterbrook ct Jas
McCloskey dem. ont etc elus a une for.
te majorte
4eme Dstrict-NM G.. w. White ct
John Claiborne. dem; ont etc Glus.
5eme District.-MM Emile Lasere, 10.
seph Genois ct Bernard Avegno, dem;
ont etc eIus.
Gene District.-M Y. Labatut, dem ct
NJ. Lanaux, opp. ont etc elus.
7eme District.-MM. Pierre Lacoste
ct A. Desforges dem. ont etc eIus.
9eme District-MM Badger, dem. a
etc elu.
l0eme District Henry jackson,
Thomas S. Collins, U. D. Terrebonne,
Fritz Berger, w G.. Austin ct John Haas,
tous dem, ont etc elus a une forte maio.
rite
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-02-18

passports; mais on await peu de CONTAIN
ce dams la sincerit6 du charge d'affaires.
lie senor Ocampo a rGsign6 son siege
dams le cabinet, CONNIE ministre des a(-
fares etrangeres ct il a accepte unc mis-
sion specia!e dc grande Importance aux
Etats-Unis ct en- Angleterre. Sa mis-
sion Washington a pour but d'arranger
plus d6finitivement les termes de notrt
intervention all Mexique sous lie traitG
en- question. Sa mission en- Angleterre
a pour but de hater la reconnaissance du
gouvernement constitutional CONNIE lie
gonvernement l6gitime du Mexique.
LIE general Degollado, dernier COM
mandant en- chef des forces lib6rales,
await etc nomme ministre en- remplace-
ment dOcampo.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-02-18
M - R ..

LIE mardi II de ce mois, par lie Reverend F,
MITTELBRoSN, en- feglise de la Fausse-Riviere
N. ALClDE BOUANCHAUD a NILE AMELIA
HEBERT,
Mardi, 10 courant en- l'EgIise de la Fausse-Ri.
Were, par lie Rev. F. MITTELBRoNN, M. CLAIR
.CAAA1OU a MILE ADELAIDE SAMSON.
Le 10 courant: par le Rev, F. MrrrIBEosx. en-
IEglise de la Pointe Coupee. NJ JULIUS WIN
TER a NILE JULIE FLECHEUX,
LIE Jeudi, l6 courant, par Ovide Bara. iudse-
de-paix sur lIle de la Fausse- -Ripierc, NJ. EDOU-
ARD JEW ELL a NILE MELINA DAVID.
lie l6 courant, sur l'Iled de la Fausse-Riyiere
NJ. JOSEPH GREMlLLON a NILE MARIE
DAVID. 7.a
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-02-18

. Que des elections primaries soient
tenues samedi, le 25 fevrier 1860, entire
10 h. A. NJ. ct 2 h. P. NJ, afin de choisil
DIES de'egues q uue Convention de pa
roisse qui aura lieu, Ia maison de cour
de cette paroisse, le samedi, 8 mars pro-
chain; laquelle Convention devra choi-
sir SIX delegufs pour representer la Pte.-
Coup6e dams la Convention democratic
que d'Etat, qui doit s'assembler a Baton
Rouge lie 5 mars.
% Que chaque arrondisscment choi-
sissc ct ct envoie lie meme nombre de
del6gnes quen JUN dernier. LIE nombre
de dtIeguess pour chaque district ct Pen
drolts OIL ces elections deyront etre te-
nues sont CONNIE suit
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-02-18

79 Narie-Louise, negresse &c champ, agee dt
II ans:
70 Kitty, nesresse de champ, agGc de so ans
(afection a la Eatrice);
so sarah negressc de champ, agee dc is ans
ct son enfant:
81 Maric-Julette. agce de mois.
81 Louisiana, nfgressc dgGe de II ans, coutu
riere:
SO Julia nGgresse dc champ, AgGe de 20 aus ct
son cntant:
81 Adam. age de 10 mois.
50 Helene Michel: nfsresse de champ, aste de
p ans. ct son entant:
sc Rose. ;ig6e de 6 ans
81 Seraphinc Michel. nc9resse de champ, agee
de "a ans ct ses 3 enfants:
IS Boyd alias Badge, age de 6 ans;
50 Henriette. agee de 3 ans. ct
80 Isaac, age de 2 ans.
81 Lucy Michel: neercsse de champ. agGe de so
ans:
% Sophie. n6gresse ;igGc de 55 ans, cuisinere.
93 Elina, mulatresse sgee dc p ans; couturiere.
ct scs2 enfants:
81 Corncla, mulatresse, agee de5 ans;
10 Melna, ans.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-02-18
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
COUR DU NEUyIEME DISTRICT JUnICIAIEE.
PAc0ISSE A CnI-plIr

CoUR DU NEUvIEME DISTRICT JUnICIAIHE.
PAEOSSE DE La POINrE CoUPeE.
Dams TaHaire de la succession de Fran
co.'s Samson decide, ct de la commu-
nautt qui existe entire lui ct son
&pouse surviyante vcuve Helene Gre
million.
EN vertu dun ordre moi adressG par
FHonorable Cour du Neuvieme Dis
trict, dams ct pour la paroisse ct Etat
susdit, Je Soussign6 sl,erif, otfrirai en-
vente publique sur les lieux, la der
mere residence du defunt Francois Sam
son, sur la Fausse Riviere, en- cette pa
roisse, lie
.7eDds, 23me jour de Ferrier 1860,
a 10 heures A. NJ, les propriGtGs suivan-
tes dependant de ladite succession. Cette
vente des propriGtes en- communaute est
faite, a leffet d'effectuer un partage en-
tire les heritiers du dGfunt ct la veuve
Isurylyante:
TERREs:
Un moroccan de Terre on Habitation,
etablie en- cotton situe sur la Fausse
Rlviere Ell la parosse de la Pointe Cou-
pee, ayant sept 'arpents ct demie de face
sur la Fausse Riviere, ct courant sur la
profondeur quarante arpents, ladite
llgne fermant sur le derriere, avec la
batture surle devant de ladite terre, Dor
ne sur chaque cote par les tcrrcs de la
succession de Therencc Samson, cnscm-
bic. avec toutes les batisses ct amtliora-
tions qul sly trouvent, consistant en-
Sucrerie sans machine, maison prin-
cipale, cuisine, cabanes 4 negres ct au-
tres batsses.
90. Tn autre morceau de Terre, situe
sur la Fausse Riviere en- cette paroisse,
contenant cinq arpents de face sur lie
Chcnal sup6rieur de la Fausse .Riviere
audessus de la profondeur de vingt neu
arpents, partant dn bord dudit Chenal,
sans batlsses, borne DUN cote par la terre
de la succession de Therence Samson,
dtctde ct de 'autre cote par la terre de
Francois Lieux.
3 La moiti6 indivise du moulin, appar-
tenant a la succession de Therence Sam
son. ct de la commuHaute de Francois
Samson, deced6, bait en- societe sur les
Terres des deux parties.
ESCLAVES:
Alcide hegre age d'cnviron 10 ans.
Suzie, negresse agGe de 25 ans ct scs
trois enfants, Vilsin, (infrme) age de 6
ans, Jenny, agee de 2 ! ct Eugene age
de 8 mois.
Clara, negressc agee de % ans, at
taque dune maladie d'yenx, avec scs 8
enfants Cesaire, age denviron ans,
Feline, d'environ 6 ans, ct Jeanne de 13
mois.
Antoincttc, mu|itresse agee Ncnv;ron
| ! ans.
Laurent, negrillon age de II ans.
Lucien, do ii ans.
Adele. n6gresse agee d'environ 81 ans
ct son enfant age dc Is mois.