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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-21
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bci:,c u,n p6drtliden SubcripcHerrciS 70 Cts,
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app 25 sinn Rcpat $3.50. sri &pnate 81 90 lede
TpHcc $500, up6lf Mrnae $1,000 IN ntertelIoprnet
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Yrerocn 6hncn wsrbcn nit $4,000 pcr Sabr eeretbnet
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-21
NidbmomS SSa, 5reitae, Scsember 1850 ",

The German ADVERTISER.
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OvrIcE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-21
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

Tons les dro res ct interet willie de la Nouyele Or.
leans acqnis de IA propse de John McDono garants
dc bos de cypress aisant face pare Bayou Ba
parte and de Ia lgne de Unite de Ia plantation
Caze ensemble les deux ncss environ 26
pents par prooRdenr irruere de 20 apents dsgne
sur plan par Louis H. Pile voyer de In Vile les i-
prise dun plan de Wm j. Mccullough yoyer
general des Etas Unis, CONNIE lot No ID.
SEPT MoRGEAUx DE TERRE sur lie cote droit du feuve
Mississippi d1sgnts par les Nos 3D. H. 1 6 IL Is ct 49,
prise dun plan de VIM j. Mccullough yoye general des
Etats unis, CONNIE suit
lie No Is contenant environ 200 arpents ct
fome irriguiee nord par les
appartenant L. Maudon est les Nos Il et
To- gne paraee ayec lie canal peehan ct sud par 10
Bayou 9uacha ct lie moroccan No IA
Lie moroccan Ia environ Gao aypens ct Dime
fome rreguiee borne sud les erres cdesan In
pit de j. de ry Quest par les teres ainenant apparte
L. Mnndon, nord par ligne narallee Ia imite sud
ct par lie Bayou 0nacha on Barataria.
lie moroccan IS eontenant 1000 arpen borne
nor lie No II lgne pependienlaire
CANAL mieu Ia distance de la yiere ouacha fond DIES
asant face nenvc Mississippi sud h risere
0nncha Barat est lie moroccan No 10 ct Quest par lie
No ID, paraele lie canal Desehan.
lie moroccan No II contenan $50 arpenE borne
par No 10 nord par la gne dn fond DIES
Nos 2 s. ct Quest par lie No L. ct par
la riyiere onacha GU Baraaria ct lie moroccan No Is
eonenant environ $50 arpens ct est borne
les Nos 10 CT III les aItres c6tes Ia
riFere Ouacha on Barataria
Lie No 10 environ HOG apents borne
par les de 7 Gardefa par Bayou
otacha Baatara ct les lots Nos II S Pest par
nnlenan edevan appartenaet Ia communicate du
Convent DIES ursnhnes.
uN MoRGEAB DE TERRE dams lie District Rsratari#, sur
lie Bayou Dupont environ Is eus de la vile de Ia Nouvee0
proondeur de apeats pae dune ISLE
e BAYOU Dupont les toes bayou senis ct 10 Petit Las.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

An the right title and interest Of the city of New Orleans
ued from tie estate of John McDoncgh, without any
rany TRACT or measuring $50 100 acres being
nay on back boundary line Of the Cazer plantation and
neasrine together both said fronts about % apens
rrspmjar deph of 20 and designated plan
Jns II Pile City Surveyor the dimensions being
pIan BY VIM Mccullough, United States Survey General
as Lot No. L.
a;nn river designated by the Nos 49, IL IS It, IL 49, 49,
Ian drawn by H. Pile, City Surveyor the
being taken from plan by hm Mccullough United States
Surveyor General, as follows:
form bounded north and west by lands belonging l. Mil
iaudop east by No Il and 5 on parallel line with Canal
DesrehRn and south by Bayou onacha and tract No. a.
Tract No II about $50 arpens and is of irregular
form south by lands formerly the property Of L b. De
truv west by lands now belonging to b Mnndon north By
Inc parae with the south limit and east by the Bayou
S1uacha or Baratara.
r.t No Is contains about 1000 apents and Is bounded
north BY tract T. line perpendicular 10 tue canal at the
middle of the distance from the ,ye oaHsha to hs rear line Of
facha OF Bnrataa No. IT, and west by tract No.
Ia On a line parallel with Canal Desrehan
Tract 6 contains about SO apents and h bounded west
he canal of the line of division between tracts
No IL and To- east y TRACT No a on line parallel with the
canal and south by the river ouaeea or Bafatara.
Tract No. II contains about $50 apens and bounded south
by tract No H. north by the rear line Of tracts Nos land
s. west by No IL and east by the river ouaeha CIR bara
tara and tract No. H.
Tract No contains about $50 apents and Is bounded west
by tracts No IL II and the other sides by the river
0uacha or Bafaaria.
Tract No. 10 contains about 100 arents and bounded on
The north the lands Of T. aFdere the south by
the BAYOU and lois Nos II and ls and on
the EAST lands formerly belonging to the community Oh
the Ursnlnes Convent
ATRAGT OF LANn in the district of Rarntarat on the
BAYOU Dupont, about ID leagues from the city OF New Orleans
ent Of three arpents being island bounded by
Bayou Dupont Rigoets Bayou ST. Denis and Small Lake
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17
4 81
Mississippi Intelligence.

The Natehez Courier Of Saturday last says:
For the last three or faur days the weather in
hatcher has been anything but pleasant. We
have been without sun entirely, an occasional
Scotch Inist-aimost every day Of chilly nature-
The first of the week, business opened quite brisk,
but yesterday, il there any considerable doing,
we could not observe it through the dense fog
anter and more lively time during the session Of
Court.
Our Mississippi exchanges chronicle the fall Of .
considerable amount Of snow. The whole State
seems to have been covered with it to the depth Of
seven inches as far sonth the latitude of Natchez
The Handsboro' Democrat al i late date rays:
One of our citizens had three oxen frozen 10
death during the cold spell Of last week. The
orange trees were killed Is are turnips and cab
bages! 1t was decidedly the coolest Weather ever
experienced in this locality.
The Port Gibson Reveille says:
There is not dwelling n for rent 4 in the town
Of Port Gibson The fact ii illustrative of the thrift
and permanently Of our village. Property has ad-
vaneed, In five years. about one hundred per cent.
We know of no one. and can hear of no one, who
wants to leave this town 10 find better home
Surrounded by q country rich In agricultural re-
sources, teeming with products of high cnltiva-
ton, and inhabited by people remarkable for
intelligence and enterprise in every good work
the future Of our town has the look Of increased
prosperity and permanency.
From the Oxford Mercury Of the 18th we extract
the following
We hardly know how to picture the gloom Of
yesterday. a cold rain was falling nearly all day
and keen northern wind was abroad. We mo-
ticed about five hundred dollars worth Of cotton
on the market, mostly Of an inferior grade. Infe-
rior cotton is worth 7c good middling loo. OF the
latter there has been none for several days Money
Is quite easy.
The unprecedented bad weather Is 8 great mis-
fortune to the planters. Many of them have not
their crop picked out yet, and thousands Of bales
are still in the field, and will remain there until the
weather moderates.
| Early night before last it commenced raining,
| and Continued without much interruption all day
| yesterday. We have seldom seen 50 much water
come down from the clouds in the SAME length OF
| time.
Immense damage has bean sustained BY the Mis-
sissppi Central Railroad. 10 nearly every cut from
Grenada to Junction il is thought that the track IS
| covered with land slides. Yesterday the trains
| came to d dead lock. The morning freight train
reached our depot. but was unable 70 get any
further In the cut Immediately below the depot
| several hands were kept busy all day keeping tho
track clear hut they were scarcely able to do SO.
r win fake several days to get matters straight
Grain and longer if any trestle or bridges have
been lost. which is more than probable.
We hear that the small and large streams all
over the county are very full, and many Of them
ont of their banks.
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1,bsa7o.loe

dverses sections pare de de ferre d.
critics eontignes formeraent ensemble plantation
de vleur La plus grande portion ct favorable
la cultivation Environ Is on % acres claire ct
petite maison deux batisses LIE
Dos sar lie dit morceau de terre est de Taleur.
UN MDRGEAU DE TERRI dams District Barataria ssnr
la gauehe du Bayou Baatara desgna CONNIE lot No s.
description No plan dresse par Vim. j. MCCULLOUGH
general des Eas unis conssan prares
Bayou de In Concession Bayou Barriers es,rnt
environ 81 de face Bayou Baaaa profon
deur denvron 20 arpents.
Une gande parte est convert de aatious
ct settlement lie droit tire lnt6et de Ia VILE Nouyelle.
Orleans de Ia propriete de John Mconog sera yendu
garante quelconque.
DEUx MoRGEAUX DE TERRE dams lie District Barataria
dtgn scion plan dressd par Louis H. Pile yoyer dc Ia
vile, les dimensions Giant prise dun plan de VIM j. McCul-
lough voyer general DIES Etas Unis sn saqoir--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17
Lands In the Parrish or Piaauemines.

LARGE BODY or LAND in the parish Of P1aquemines,
s e s s NOV es o Il ~ at ef Fl b
ths sss e I'll Helsssss sag purify I II T ~ s \ r r
p CITY snsycyor he dimensions being taken from plan
Lots Nos nesyely adioin each other contain each
about Il superficial aeres each about 80 feet front
the Mississippi river by i depth Of about 100 feet
abous ii superficial acres measuring o
tie Mississippi river, " depth 81 sbsut roo fest.
Lots Nos a ies2 aeiusely adioin ohsG e9nain each
The Mississippi ryer. by depth of about 1860 feet
sc elnsxsly aloIn sse ots i, ' ont each
tie Mississippi river, by depth Of about 100 feet
stsa ssss s,hs IT. contain ont sl eash
II fs se. 3 : X iae,sivsy, ssea sas other. contain
ssont on lie aisssspp riser y dsph1l about 100
Lots No H. llS nd III front on Ne Missisppi sysr w.
on each other and On their back s she upper de Of arant
No. lls, containing about g. superficial nsres.
va., No. tag, containing about " superficial acres
M. lii, containing about % superficial acres
Lois No ls 10 ~ incssivey aaon ench other contain
ass sG 4 s ss ph 4 boa 3 Eat e'
Attract or LAND called La tirande Eheniere in the par.
u Paasae ssSa ssn saSass 9saw r H. sa Ct
abogt ssss rsas from HE liver Commencing LAX Her
iisge d Petit Which by front ei u arpents BY
III sa nj siss'sa
f e aa by william j MeGilosh unId states
number o., acres.
oak suitable for ship building and consequently is very ysn
able.
The undivided half If TRACT OF LAND the ett bank
of the Msssup river parish of Painemines about 30
ips elaw tie city New Orleans lying both sides Of the
Piyi,te ann Ghene commonly known tho jean BApse
aucier Trac and containing 6i0 acres according u plan
drawn Louis H. Pile City Surveyor the dimensions being
taken from plan by William j. Mccullough United Staes
Said tract designated on said plan as sec
lion and situated partly in T. ID s. R. - H. and partly
his iIaes / that the both sides tho Bayou
or Rsere Chene for distance back are high and the
timber thereon Is very valuable.
THREE TRACTS OF LAND the left bank of the Missis-
snn river Parish of PlaauemHes both sides of the
River aux Ehenes about 40 hack from the Mississippi
In II Is u Il f. and composed of the following divisions,
according 10 plan drawn by Louis II PILE City Surveyors the
djmensists being taken from plan by Wm j. Mccullough u
g. Surveyor General. viz
No. contains 81 % w acres
No, contains s559 S6l09
These two tracts adjan each other
Nos and contain together .9f 5I0O acres.
rba ,,ants Nos and are Immediately in the the
nlana,an now or formerly belonging is Martin Soye and G. b.
Iepeesr and Nos and Ii immediately in the
mar al the plantations Of j. de Egaa and Henry Doyle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

THR GRoRGIA Gus.-In reply to an inquiry from
the Courier, the Savannah Express says:
Mr. Gladding or Capt. Delaney viii DO in Char
lesion in very few days, with sample Of the
arm and will then afford NIL requisite information
In this connection, We are glad To have it in our
power to say, that the very superior qualities OF
this gun are attracting attention from all quarters
and that arrangements are now on foot whereby
the South can shortly be supplied with gun Of her
own invention, and made upon her own soil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

City Auctoneer.
Office, 10 Bank Place
i. T. o a l assse e n r.
s s hs I IL oss e he
All the right title intsres. Of thu city New Orleans
acquired from of John McDonogh without any
ranty whatever tract of land situated In the Pash Of
sse on lie 1sSaaR II N ssRs
ny claim dc sdm y YIN nn ne ssd claim said
Co. No 4 81 The Register and Receivers Report d Noye
All the light tide and interest of the city of New Orleans
ranty whatever and elaa 10 the undivided third of
tract Of land II s Parishes 9f y james As s, and LIZ
tract and situated IN Townshipss 10 and + s. sand r.
sSe and running being part d the covered
No 81 sf the Registers Report q a., aannary s
Orleans transferred undivided half thereof to legal
who undertook to prosecute and establish the same.
Sg~TERMs-Cash. did
PRoPRIETEs DE FEu JOHN cnoNoGH-vENTE SANS
de tres de terres itutes dams les
Dc is vile de il Nouvslle .oritans.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encanteur de la willie,
Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
L Bsus Il IL Is asa. L
grane aeanis la Vile de la Nouvee Orleans
as p Tens Is as es la Nouvee
Orleans aeqs DIES pEopitts Dc John sans aneuns
DC Livingston les Townships ct TO- 81 r. H. Giant
horne s plus pres du euYe la ne reca
nation William Conway ct Oppose Ia dite reclamation
dill moroccan Giant tonte eee parie de Ia reclamation
a a. % De noyes s6 Il stus au nora Dc ID sns
fond de- il reclamation alton de William VILLA. Conway
Orleans aeqns DIES proats de John MeDenogh
gsranie oneconqe dams tiers ndvise dun moroccan d
terre les Paoses de sJaequs Ascension Livingston
contigs Giant has dune pae du ciessus do
crit dams les Townships ., 10 ct H. S. r. f. com
neneanf distance de 40 dn euye Mississippi ct
arere Giant pae T. erre ga5 4 reclamation No
nIes denx recamaons essus mentionnees seront vel,
snees eontfat passe pardeyant f. BounY noiar
public par equel Ia willie do la Gouselle transmits
Ia Motto indiFse, qui enrepris daabhr lie
dites reeamatfons.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40
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Lands In the Parish of East Baton Rouge,

VALUABLE TRACT. OF Ian Dstuased the Parish of
East Baton Rouge adjoining and Immediately below the
Baton Rouge divided into eleven tracts designated by Nos
10 inclusive and lying in 7. r. W. according
plan by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor the dimensions
being plan by VIM J. Mccullough, u Surveyor
General.
Nos l. adioin each other about 80 su-
perfeai acres measuring each 2 feet Mississippi
river by a depth of about TO- 03o feet.
Nos g. aaioin each other, contain
peffea acres measuring I'll Mississippi
river by "A depth of about iGsefeet.
Nos g. 10 II adon each other contain each SO SUI
pericial measuring eaeh eli feet trent he Mississippi
river by a depth Of about 65i9 feet
undivided third of TRACT OF LAND situated the
East Bhton Rouge both sides of Cypress Bayou
miles north of Baton Rouge and three
east Mississippi river, and lying partly in L r. W
and T. IS r. j L.
The said tract composed following divisions according
to plan Louis H. Pile City SURVEYOR the dmen
sons being from plan by Wm j. Mccullough L. s. Sur
yesof- General viz 49,
Section No 4 contains a9S 100 acres
Section No. 4S contains. .243 g. 400
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

surrrna At MoBlIE.-The Mobile Tribune Of
Sunday, the 18TH says:
We have now In the bay and at the wharves SIS
ships, II barks, is brigs and % sehooners making
in all 40 sail Of vessels. This we believe 70 be the
largest number Of vessels that has ever been
moofea at this port
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1884 7o.lO

Tia several sections parts sections of land above de-
scribed are contiguous and together would form valuable
nsutaon portion Of the land is high and
snhe pf cultivation About Is 20 cleared and
there exists on the lard stnal dwelling and
houses The timber The said tract is valuable.
TRACT OF LAND in the Baraaria District on the left
bank Of Bayou BaratHfia designated lo No descrp
ton No. s, on plan drawn BY William j. Mccullough
ssning from e Bayou de Ia Concession to the Bayou de la Bar
riere measuring about 81 arpents 'front.' the Bayou Barata
nv about 10 arpsnts in depth
large portion of this tract covered by superior claims and
ony ihs right and interest Of the city of New Orleans
snfe from of John McDonogh will be Sold and with
out any warranty whatever.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND in the Barataria District and
dsgnafed according plan drawn by Louis FL Pile City Sur
yeyo dimensions being taken from plan by VIM McCul
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

The above described lands lie partly In the following
shps VIZ rs ii and IT, S. r. i9 F. IT, II r. 20 g.
and secondly Of land designated the plan No
l. situated In the land formerly belonging
aptse uery and composed Of 800 arpents said rac
commencing arpens from the Bayou Lafourche being
in T. 10, S. Il, Is E.
The 0paousas Railroad entirely through No Of the
above described ads and touches No l. last described
line where il adjoins the lands formerly Of Gnedry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

J.B. WALTON.

SUCCESSION DIV JOHN MfNyURN, DECEASED.
By J.. b. WALTON,
.@@ Alictionesr-Ofdce 10 Bank Fiscs.
1sHUHsDAY,t the 18th cf yanuary, 1850, at
AZ O'Clock MI at The st. Charles Exchange BIZ virtue and
In pursuance of order Of the Hon r. H. Morgan Judge
the Second District Court, dated April 10Th 1885, win he sold
for account Of the aueceson 6f John Mntun, decsased
THE SLAVE GRACE grille womaH, aged about rs years.
This slave Fl absent II Woodve Miss will BE- sod BY
description without aEy guarantee whatever.
ETTERMs-Gash
A. Maxusesu Notary Public the EXPENSE
Of the purchaser, n
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Lands I'm the Parish of j Jefferson.

AcERrAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated on the right bank
of the Bayou Baaaria and composed Of the following sections
and naTts sections according drawn by Louis IL
ifs City Surveyor the dimensions being taken from plan by
YIN j. Mccullough u. s. Surveyor General dated iith April
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17
Making together
Lands in the Parisn-of st. rammany.


Lands In the Parish-of st. Tammany.
-FOUR sEyERA Al PORTIONS OF LAND situated in the
eo By hs safasss hs
Dimensions being taken from plan BY VIM J Mccullough,
a United ssss al
% o who ohs sy hsae os
the said lots d form s ps Of sfs . ID n and are
Lands in the Parish of Assumption.
Athe right title and interest Of the city Of New Orleans
acquired from the es,ss ef Gha h9a,
Situated the Parish Assumption on the Canal which
on p lS s. Louis Il Pile City surveyor the dimen
aons being taken from plan by VIM MeGnllangh United
States composed Of the following divisions
No. 1874 containing 2o2 q 100 acres.
No. ls5 containing 2 sol s. s l5o acres.
No. 1876 containing 269 81 100 acres.
These rass are situated partly in T. IS $ R. 14E and T.
"a >. II. u. u
VALUABLE TR ACT OF LAND in the Parish of Assnmp-
ton al about 20 apent from The Bayou Latourche
No. g. according 10 plan drawn BY Louis H Piie City Sur.
The bs e ss ahs Ms
acres ,, l., ,.ad n,,,.si. to,,, 4; ,t mo-. - AZ,
plantation now, formerly belonging A. Fole only
10 arents the Mississippi river, is said be high land
and Of considerable value
A LARGE BODY OF VALUABLE LAND in the parish of
pion a spsn; from the BAYOU ~
ing sections Of sections according plan drawn BY
Less P CITY s a d9 s bs
Lot No. being s. W. quarter 49, contains 1859 2oo
Lot No. being quarter of section a. contains l5s 2OIoe
acres.
LOT No. N. W. quarter of section &C.
1877 72.l00 acres.
No. the L. quarter section 49, contains
No. quarter Of section 49, and contains l6
No. quarter of section 49, and contains l6T
acres, making total Of as5 6o10o acres.
property located Immediately in the
valuable both for its fine timber and for agricultural pur-
poses.
Lands In the Parishes of ST. Landry and
Calcasieu.
A LARGE BoDY OF LAND situated partly the Parish
of ST. Landry and partly in the Punish of Gacasieu lying
sides the Bayou Nez Pque in + S. f. W
sesoSE oa 4 e s
dimensions being taken from plan by VIM Mccullough u S.
Surveyor General
Sec i ensns. s siSS acres
Making the total area. .,.4....s...27 57 8l.loo
hg-TERMs AND. G0NDITloNs-one-ff fifth eash and the
balance credit Of two three years notes
Of the purchasers made payable the Citizens ons
ana secured by special mortgage the property sold, with all
the vendors privileges and the clause Of naenando said
date unit. maturity and TO bear satisfactory city
b 81 ehe Is m Res Of The Common Council
School Fund In case Of Of any notes ut
maturity those unpaid VIII bear interest from The
lion will net be 50 construed authorize any delay
| payment of the notes at maturity.
The purchasers will cause themselves to be possess
with the conditions Sale above lei forth Witbn
on hel part the ~ f hs s1 ~
advertised soId for ei risk without further
Of sale before c. E. Fertier Esq. City Notary at the
expense of lie purchaser dis