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rruzzzzzuF, NEW ISi4II IHSiA4ITILROAD e@ss.
x&tXe e9sSEX-y.2X TO TEXAS. sSzeAEH1a1fzs
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
Twenyfour time saved and the risks discofors
of sea voyage greatly diminished, by the
New Orleans, Opel0usas and G.. w. Railroad,
40 BERWICK,s BAY,
BY the and spiendd line of STEAMSHIPS bui ex-
pressy for this trade with superior sateroom
for passengers,
LEAVING THREE TIMES A WEEK.
GEN RUHK.
To Sabine Pass and Galveston.
L To Galveston and Indianola.
To Galveston and Indsnola.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
kEThe ferry running the Railroad landing fo
Of Toulouse street. nearly opposite jackson Square,
In the morning Tickets may be obtained
at the Railroad Office Of ST. Peter and Levee Streets op
pose jackson Square, daily and at the Depot before the epa
ture Of the Texas trains.
~ Freghts Texas by this Line received every day Sun
days excepted the above landing Insurance this Line
less than by the River Line
o28T BENZ. F. FLANDERS, sec,y.
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II. IT.. .Lonsdale, Son d Co.'s Weekly Coffse
Statement.
Arrivals since lst July, direct. c,...........277.7a0
Eassstwise. II, ,f78-2a5 DIS bags.
Less transipped 70 New York .-.s... - 5000
2eL2os bsgs
- :. . =. :. Coasiwise...... Iios-ia5s7s
Dcerea Of Imports direct this year. lbs, ,2a bass
:. IN seeoid hands thia 7s bags
same time last year. s....4.+... Si,Te6
Decrease of stock this year. g ss2 bags
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
Van Den Brock, groiaers Z Co, Bankers,
Gg Glsaussse Il A4itia, ri Il

ERNMSs Or THE Money AsD STOCK MAEKKTss
Our BoTse has yaciiated since last without any defni.
tive variation in prices. Business remains in te
uncertainty political
horizon, and consequently the abundance Of money
walls. 81 t
The rate Is 219s Tct. outside te bank Whose
first products command good and steady prices except cotton
which docs present prices, Telnnncrate
At Lyons the silk trade is fair asence Of
orders from the United States.
Exchanges very quiet June p 12tA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

The following are 8be iatest quotations a tsae
Foreign exchange ID London and Paris
LosDoH. rams.
snnRFss fes lsasSs,
On Paris, .25 izss5 IsHdesi. izsss2, 10
On Amsterdam u Ifssfi AZ IN Asterdam Ai8sS% ss1s
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j street. -'e' mls II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
ExPREss TRAIN At s A. M.,

EXFKEss TRAlN at A. NJ,
Both Of which make close connection at Canton with Trains
on the Mississippi Central Road 4z=-
TicketR to the following plaees al nrIces named
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ID IL a " II II r A
.xeez~. FOR PHILADELPHIA, E,
ssSssssssass HEW YORK, etc., SAlsizss
FROM SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON,
To Philadelphia.
Cabin Passage $i5l
Excursion Tickets good to return until JAM l, s5
Through Tickets TO New York. .S6
Through Tickets 10 Niagara. .S2i
The well;kncwn frst-class side-wheel steamships
kAeyStOmc Capf. u r. Mnrshman,
--AND--5
state OF GeOTfgt Capt j.. u. GaryiD,
Now form Regular Line the North leaving Charleston
and Savannah Ill ernatey, follows.
The STATE OF GEORGIA. Savannah every ten day.
On the 5th 1oh and 18th of ever, moth.
The KEYSTONE STATE, Charleston, every ten days
On the 10th, 20 i and Both of every inonh
For safety and comfort having Staeroons, these
ships surpassed the One hundred miles
Of this rie the Delaware river and bay nights
&9-Trongh Tickets from New Orleans to Philadelphia
New York; by either Charleston Savannah $50 5
by r. GEDDES,
No 9DGravier street.
HUNTER d GA bMEIL,
Agents at Savannah.
555a T. s. Il T. g. BEDD.
Agents at Charleston.
A. HERON, Jr..
je0 3m Agent at Philadelphia.
STON
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Wye l. Fgana vs.. Frame A. Woods. No. 1858.
DY Virtue of writ of f ia to me directhd in the
ID above numbered and entitled suit from the Sixth
district Court. OF the Parish Of West Rator
Rouge, of date the 23d day Of March. 1890 win bt
highest bid,er. on the premises, in this parish, on
Saturday, 5tli day Of May next.
1860. at II o'clock. a. H. all the right, tile and in
terest of the defendant Frame A. Woods, in and t,
the following described and mortgsged proper.y, to-
wit:
lst. certain tract Of land esta bEshed a. Suga,
Plantation. situated in this parish Of West Baton
Rouge ami measuring four arpents in front on The
river Mississippi wi depth Of forty arpents being
bounded above BY lands now. heretofore. belong
ing to Jerome H+bert. AMI below by lands formerl,
belonging TO Jean poron. with the buildings aEd i'm
provemcnts the-eunto belonging.
I'd. And also the following slaves attached to and
employed in the cultivation Il said plantation viz
Mary, negress then aged thirty nine years
Nike, negro then aged forty nine years, -
Mhy. negresse, then aged forty four years,
Eliza negresse. then ag.d thirty four y'ars.
Anderson, negro, then aged twenty four years,
Jo>ey. mplatto. then aged twenty years,
Francois, a negro then aged eighteen years, .
Lit'l Mary. negrsss, then aged seventeen years
Alfred, negro, then aged fourteen years,
Little John 4 negro. then aged twenty One years,
Little Joe, negro then aged twenty mine years,
Yellow Mary negresse ti'en agc.i four years,
l.yda, negrs>se. then aged seventeen years,
Jack, negro. then aged fourteen years.
Nathan, n negro, the aged fourteen yesrs,
Ellen nexresse, ten aged thirty five years.
Rachel, negresse, then aged thirty one years,
Johnny, negro, then aged eight wears,
All slaves for life.
Toray and satisfy the Palanc- due on a certain
twelve months Bond. subscribed, to said Frame A
Woods and c. Woods in solido, in favor Of William
RI. Dillingham; for the sum of Nine Thousand and
Eifty-ta" 6lloO Dollars fsa052 sl) with eight per
ent. interest thereon from the .th dav OF February
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-05
's.c ,le Il, III AIT r4ne "a " o'.us, [.
the folio Wig described and mortgaged property, to

we lI ,ne d., I,n ahl tl4me ~. o.As, IN anu T..
the following described and mortgaged property, t.
wit g
lst certain tract of Land established "a
sugar Plantation" situated in this iarsh "t West
Baton Rouge and measuring four urpents in irontol
til" Ii .er Mississippi with the uepth OF forty arpent
being bounded above by lands heretofore be
longing to j. rome bert. and telow by lands form
eriy belonging to Jean or"n with tl"buidings an
improvements thereon and appur;enances theseaa'e
belonging.
End. And also the following Slaves attached TO,
and employed in the Cultivation OF said Plantation,
Mary a negress. then aged 80 years.
Mike, negro then aged 40 years;
Mly, negres' t. en- aged A. years;
Eliza, a negre>s then aged 81 years;
Anderson. Il negrn then nged "a years;
Jnscy, II nnlAtto then aged 20 years;
Francois negro then aged Is years;
Little Mary then aged II years. A.t. r.
Alfred, neyr" then aged II years:
Little Joe, n negro then aged 20 years; -A
Yellow Mary then aged years:
Little John. negro then aged 2l years;
LYDIA, negress then aged II years.;
Jack, negro then aged Ia years
Nathan, a negro then aged IA years;
Ellen. negress then aged IS years;
RACHEL neg then aged 81 years
johnny, negro then aged years.
All .laves for Life-to pay and satisfy a Judgement
rendered in fayoAof The Successi n of VIM II. ] il
llngham. in the sum Of eight thousand dollars ($S
Ooo,) on the following terms and conditions to ait
sash for a sufficient amount to pay the sum Of tw"
Thousand six hundred and sixtyslx twenty three
hundredths dollars, with eight FER interest
from the twenty first of January 1853. until paid
and for balance, the purchaser to assume the pay
of the two last instaments due pla the
judgement, each for the sum Of twentysi1 hundred
md sxty-six and sixty-sx twenty three one hun
dredths dollars. with eight per cent from January
2lst 1888 until paid. payable-one the 18th Of
January 1861. and the other the 10th Januar,
1862. should there re bala,ce remaining
fr n, the sale above said lnstalmens, the pur
chaser to furnish his promssory notes of equal
amnunt bearing eight per cent interest from day Of
>ae and payable respectively the 18th Of January
Of the years 1860 and 1882 to the order Of defendants
with mortgage and confession of judgement retained.
THEO. BERGE EXON.
March olst 1860. Deputy Sheriff
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EIAI DE LA LOUISIANA.

couR DU 6ME DISTRICT JuDIcIA;kE.
PAROlSSE U'EST BATON ROUGE
Dams IL Succession de Eliza Russell decedec epouse
de ". W. Kincheloe. No. $50.
Nm Vertu dun commission lnoi addresse dau
N Ia Succession ci-dessus mentionne par la Cou
Sixieme District Judicaire tenant session dams e
paur Il pxroi>se Est Baton souge. Etat de la Lou
isane. datcr du y Mars, l60 il otfert vent,
pubiique. plus "flant ct drrn,er encherri~seur
Ia Maiscn de Cour, cette paroisse d'Ouest Bator
Rouge,
Jeudi, le II Mai, 1860,
II heures. a. NJ, les propretes ci-apres decrites
SavOr, biens de communante.
Ter. peuprrs cnquante deux acres de terre
siiue en- cette paroisse, Ferry Landing, borne
haut arrere par terres de John A. Doneher;y. +r
bas par celies iu j. c. Patrick. ct avaut par la
Aeuve Mississippi. Ia lite etant dvisee ter
rains (pour plus amlles description plan fgur.
tif DE- Ia dt division sc trouve Bureau du Recnr-
der de Get e paroisse) les batsses ct anchors.
tions qui sly trouvent.
3me. I'm autre moroccan de terre. aussi stne "n
cctte paroisse. etant designe CONNIE IL section &c.
dams le Township L du Range ii Est, CO tenant six
trente neuf 26 100 acres, les batisses, &c, ii
s'y tronvent.
Conditions de Ia Vente--Ia terHDeeront vendus
Az tiers (13) com ,tant ct Ii balAneFn un deux IT
Iois du jour de la ven e, Facquereur u,nira
billets b"nne securite ct hypotheque reenu
usqu'an pament plein ct hnaf des b'llets.
% - B';GERON, D. S.
Quest Baton Rouge. ,vril 1850.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST 7TONROUGE.

-- SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
'arone N. Evans, wife, VS. Henry Evans, husband.
No. 1855.
TNHS suit having been d-fa ulted and The legal de-
l 1,vx having elapsed. the same regularly
led up and the ai.gat on of the Plaiotif being
silly proved it is therefore by If the law AM
he evi ence ner by Tered, adjudged and decreed.
thar Henry Evans b. condemned to pay Caroline
vans wife the nf Three Hundred and Sixty Dol
lars. he amount of her separate and paraphernal
state. .. .. t.,'..tr
That she resume the separate and sole control and
administration Of her paraplernal ropertv. That
he community Of acqnits and ga ms be dissolved and
hat the said Henry Evans paw all the costs of this
suit.
[sgned DANIEL y. AVERY.
Judge Sixth Judicial District Court.
Atne copy (in English in French) o
81 the orig, ,a1 Judgment rendered in the
L. s. above entitled suit.
W r. CI1AWRFpg1N Clerk
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE,
SIvru YIrnIfvAY. nI9Tu

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
In matter 1.-THE Succession Of john Toy. deceased
No 537-Probate.
DY Virtue Of order of sale to directed in the
} abave entitled succession Of dat the 18th day
Of April 1885, from the Hon the sixth District Court
in a for the Parish Of Fast Baton Rouge, in the
tate aforesaid will offer At public sale to the last
an highest bidder. a, the cout House Of this par
ish OF We Eaton Rouge on
Saturday, the 26th Of May, 1860.
at Il O'Clock A. NJ the her. matter described pror-
arty belonging to the Succession Of John Toy, de-
ceased. to-wit: .z.4 sstLsi-.
Section No. Seventeen in Township No Seven.
Of Pange Eleven Fast q" lands subject to sale 10 the
Cp,ted states Land flee IN new Orleans" -
Upon the following te.ms ,-''Fcr Cash"
r. BERGERON n. y.
Test Baton Roues, lrrii 2lst, 1870,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST RlTYJN ROL-GE

Sixth DISTRICT COURT.
In matter succession of John II. Ceilings, deceased.
No. 4S4.
DY virtue Of commission to me directed in the
ID above entitled and numbered succession from
the sixth District Court iu and tor the Parish aid
state aforesaid Of date the 3lst day Of March A. D
1890. II be offered for sal" at public auction t" the
last and highest bidder. the premises on Bayou
povdras in this Parish
Thursday 10th Of May, 1860,
at II O'Clock \. N the following described proper
ty bel'ng"g to the Estate of John Ceilings, deceas
ell, to wit:
1st. A certain tract If land situated ard .e,ny
in the Parish nf West Baton Rouge, designated as
the North Fast Quarter of section twenty our, in
Township six Of range ten East -coniainind one
hundred and sixtv, and eighty one hundreds aces
known the g Mill Tract - '"
End. Another tract of Land also situated in this
Parish and designated the South west Quarter OF
section twent four, in township SIX Of range ten
East-containing one hundred and sixty and eighty
one hundredths acres
Bird. Another tract Of I.aud also tuated in this
''ari>h being the south. east quarter OF section
twenty three, in township six of range ten last
containing hundred and sixty and forty five one
! undredt = acres.
4th Another tract of Land stua ed also IN this
Parish being the south east a"arter of section
twenty four in township six of ran-e ten east
containing one hundred and sixty and egh!y one.
hundredths acres
5th. Another tract of Land also stua ed IN this
ieSiXnateu as the -WeSt fteF 01
section twenty five, township six of range ten
east-containing Que hundred and sixty and eighty
FIVE one -hundre this acres. 'Fi'H
Together with all buildings. fixtures and improv-
ments Of ey' ry kind, on, and attached to said fv
tracts of Land.
Slaves.
Anna; negro woman. aged about sixty years,
Mary Anna: .-egro girl. aged twelve years.
Ellen; negro woman, aged thirty years. and her
three children. ' s+
Dan; aged nine years, !
Eliza Ann;s six years,
Zephora four years,
C1ar'ce; eed twelve years,
A,et; negro man aged thirty years,
John; negro man, agsd thirty years, ...
Lofty; negro woman aged twenty seven years, and
her two children.
Louisa; seven years, " , -H0
Lenny; agAd two years, ..,. Hgt ,.
Lewis; negro man, aged thirty 1--WE years,
B.yant; negro man. aged fort Tive,
Three mulrs, Forty head Of cattle. lot Of hogs
one lot Of plouxhs. two Wagons ons pair / nber
wheels Four yoke Of oxen tovl chest and tools. one
lot Blachsm,th tools, twenty thou.aod kst Of Luu,-
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o-.. tot OF sp..1.s SAWS, old clock, unt
pistol, &c.

The Movable Effects to e sold for cash. for al
of one hundred ollars and under. aud for al
sums over uaa above that amount payable on fh'
first day OF March next, 1861 purchasers to furnish
their note, endorsed to the sat fiction OF the Tutor
pa va IL 1T Office Of the Recorder of thls Parish
and bearing -ght per cent inte est per annuln from
the day OF sale till paid.
The La nds and slaves to be sold avabe o"e-sxth
ash the day of al and II balance, to b- pay
abb" in five equal intta aments. and the first day Of
March of each Of the wears. 1861 1862. 1873. 1854
and lS.5-the purchasers to furnish their notes with
approved PER >onal security payable At the Office o
the ecrder of this arish. and airing interest al
the rate oi ght per cent per annum, ftom the ia,
Of the sal" till fnal payment mortgage III,
vendors riv-leyr retaine tire Land and Slaves un
til the full aud final payment thereof
WM. WHITE.
March It. 1850 sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-05
Election Notice.

\ Election will be held On Monday the l4th day
of May next, A. D.. 1860 lit being the I'd Mon.
day ~ said monthly in the Wards hereinafter men
toned. for the purpose Of electng members Of the
,oce jury to represent said wards for two yesgs in
said Police Jury. and until their successors are ap
pointed and qualified. TO Wit:
ID Ward At the store Of Nine Cassie.
Commisscners--August Cassie. Ed. White and
VALERIE Landry. ..-..
4th ward AT the house If Joachim Aillet.
Conn B lAbauye joachim Aillet and Alfred
Hebert.
9Th Wsrd-At the Court House.
Com.-valentine Dubroca. II Hyams and Rose.
mond Hebert.
Sth Ward-At the store Of Alexis longuepee
CONN., Leblanc, Stephen Fipes and Zenon Al
lain.
Conn Nurdn. II H Germany and L Day.
BY order Of the President.
70 w rras1pE, Jr., Clerk.
april 2Sth lS60.x, ~ a-- ar5}s /,
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E ATE OF LOUISIANA. -
PARI>H OF WEST BATov ROUGE

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
VIM. A. Dillingham; VS.. Frame A. Woods. No.
fl'-e 1896
NV virtue OF a writ cf e. IA to me directed in
II tn. above num ,red and entitled suit. bearing
iat. the nineteenth day Of March. A. D.. 1860 from
the SIX h risttict Court in and for the sai Farst
and s'at,, will be- offer for sale at public auction
to the b ghast and last oder, on the premises, in
this !arish. on
Saturday, the 5th day Of May next,
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Avis d'Eleetiou.

TYNE election tenue Lund le 14u,e jour de
u Mai proclaim, 1860. (cec etant le 2me LundI du
dit mois) dams les suivantes ACCOMPLISHMENTS du Jurl
lie Police. pnur representer dit ACCOMPLISHMENTS
pendant deux dams lie dit Jur de Police, ct JUS
au,a ce que lpurs successeurs soient nominees ct
qualities. sayoir: . ,. -iI -
2me Ward -Au magazin de Mad. Cassie.
l. tComnissaires.-Ahgus Cassie, Ed White, ct Val
ere Landry. ..t .- t--....-s. sc.y.s.
same wara-A IL maison de Joachim Aillet.
-Com--J Labauve, Joachim Aillet, ct Alfred He
hert.
6.ne ward.-A Ia Maiscn de Cour. Al
Com.-Valen ntine Iubroca, H Hyams, st Rose
mond Hebert
SINE Ward.-Au magazin de Alexis Ionguepse.
CONN Leblanc, Stephen Pipes, ct Zenon Al
lam -.. 4 .s-l
IOme Ward.-A Ia Maison d'Ecole de District---
2 Conn Nurdin. II H Germany, etL PDay.
Par order du President
a' J. Y. DuRx1pE Jr., GreAder.
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RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS

\ fpe assortment of Childrens' CABS and GIGS.
Having purchased large quantity of mater,alfrom
the manufacturers, my facilities for repairing are
complete, and with first rate worhmen and spacious
roos am prepared to repair NIL kinds Of carrlaees
with dispatch, and reasona BILE terms
Plantation work attended to as usual just receiv
ed two pair of excellent TIMBER WHEELS complete
Of Busby Little s make at the Planters Emporium
corner Of Church aud Main streets, Baton Rouge La
novl3 ". F. TUNNARD
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,,. ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse de Iberville.

CouR DU sIxEME DISTRICT 1NplCIMRE.
Dams rafair de Ia succession de Samuel McFadden,
5ecedee.
11N vertu dune commission MOI adlresse par II
II cnur du Sxieme r.trict Judicia,rc dams ct pour
u pa,oisse bervi.le ct Fiat susdit dams Faa,re @'e
Ia successi.n n d.. Samuel McFafden, en- date du "a
F-vrier 1869 j'nffrra vente pnb'que au plus Of
rraut ct deruier ench"rrisseur sur les feux
Mardi, le SINE nr de Mai 1860,
q II hours 4. NJ. les propretes su1vante, savoir: :
Cr certain moroccan dt terre oppose Il IA vile fe
R.ton Roage. cette paroisse " ouest Eaton Rouge
aisant 'ac. lenve Nissippi, borne en- haut PAR
terrain de Vile Blanchard. en- bas lar terre Dc
nr. J. G Patrick ct en- arri're par un chemin publ
que ayec tontes les batsses ct amelora ons qui s. 7.
'rouvert
I'm antre mnrceau de terre egalement situe en
crtte arosse. messurant sMxant' Iie 3 de face,
plus mons, an chemin ppbiq2e. aE;ec IA proion
eur y sprarten"nt ('ans la direction du fuvel "rn
&c haut par terrain oppartenant Ii succession Dc
a. Collier. ct bas par le chen,In qui lie separe d'
v blanchard, avrc toutes les hatisses ct smel'ora
tinns qui s'y trouvent. z.-,I4,.e :=....=-- =.=N
Conditions de Ia vente-Cnmrtant.
T. BERGEKON Deputy Sheriff
March 31st, 1850. .it =u .- .ft
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:
STRAYED.

DEroRE me the undersigned Justice Of the Peace
- of the eth Ward oftlis Parish, by James L. Lob
ONE DUN M.aRE MULE,
about 13k hands high, collar marks on the should.
evs and saddle marks cn the back indistinet brand
on The left thigh. II said mule is not reclaimed
within the time prescribed by law tSOdaysl vii!
sell the same to the highest bidder on the Sth day Of
Nav 1860 at the store Of leBail 4 Haerahan At II
HENRY j. HYAMs,
ApriI 7tb. 1884, - J.P..eth Ward.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West B,ton Rouge,

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter succession of J,hn Nolan, deceased. No
4G6.
DY virtue Of = commission to directed IN
ID matter OF the aforesaid succession from tie
sixth district Court of sad iariSh bearing dat.
March 18th. 1860. Will Offered for sale at public
auctio., TO s'c last and highest bidder iuR GA III. al
The Cour: House Of hi, parish
Saturday. 18th day of Nav neat.
A. D. 1870. at II o'clck 4. NJ. the following roper
II helongit < to the successor Of James Nolan de-
ceased. ,o-wit
"A certain league o: land situated in Falls Co Il
ty on the e-s side uf the Brazo, River in the statt
VI Texas.
TifEO. BERuEkoS.
West Patton Rouge April J. tSfH. 4. s
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ST. yfE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish f Eu<t Baton Rouge,

kTH DISTRICT COURT.
In the success bn of Mrs. Eliza Russell wife of ".
fts W7tincheloe, decd. No. $50.
10y virtue of cnmmi sion to me directed in matter
ID of the above numbered and entitled succession,
in and fur the arish of We Pa ton Rouge State OF
Louisiana bearing date the % day of March, A. d.
1860 will be oeI ed for sale to the last and highest
bidder at the Court Honse in this parish of West Ba
ton Rouge
Thursday, 18th day of May next,
1850. at II O'Clock A. Y the herein described prop
eaty, to wit :
COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
1st' About ffty-two of land situated in this
parish at the Ferry Landing bounded above and back
by lands OF John A. faugherty below by those of j.
{. Patrick, and III front by the Mississippi
said land be laid out in town lots, appears by
fgu atve rla, of the same deposited in the Record
ers Office Of this pai ish, with the buildings and i'm
provenents thereon.
End. Another tract of land also situated in this
parish. beng and designated as sect on 20 in town
ship of rang IL east; containing six hundred and
thereon.
The land to be sold-nne- third Cash and the b,l-
ance in one, two and t,fee years from the day of
sale. the pure aser to give good endorsed notes and
mortgage retained until anal payments of the notes.
I. BtRGLkON.
West Baton Rouge Apr,iIth 1850. u. S.
ono TOWN LOTS at Ferry landing
LVO opposite the ci Of Baton Rouge, La.
1ernss--"ne fourth Cash; the balance one two and
three years, with eight per cent p,r annum from
date until paid
w. KNIGHT Or
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-05
l11elD1"OUed
9as 4iaht Apparatns

Of which have the testm ,nials Of Gov X. c. WICK
LIFE ard Of Messrs. Berlin mlpREss Sergeant at
Arms Of the Senate, and j. II. FERALrA, Sergeant
Arms Of the House, who say
Your Improved tras Light Apparatus AS ap.
Piled to the State House, is admirable in all its
rangements, and all that could be desired.''
have also the testimonials Of pr. JEHu PERKINS
Of East Baton Rouge and ". W. fUGH. Of Assump.
ton, who have my apparatus attached to their su.
gar hoasas. which would like sugar planters to ex-
anime.
rov26'i9 d r. TlGHE
Address all letters to D. R. Tighe Baton Rouge
Ls., and they will meet with promt attention.