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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

Proclamation par lie Maife. &
MARIE NouyElLE- ORLEANS, I
Hoiede. willie, % fayrier 1860.
I'm YERTU de la resolution Nc. 4, ,977 du
T. Gonse Commnn de Ia willie de la Nouvelle Orleans cong
foreent la 100 do la cartre de In WILLIE avis
lie donne ntenton dea Vile de Ia Nonyee o leans
est de ae pieres Ia Market Nod Sud-
entire les rles Tchoupitoulas ct Noayelle Ieyde.
fe24 1t Sw GERARD STITH Maire.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

Honorable Conseil de Vile de la Nouvee- Orleans:
NNESSIEURS-J4es sOussfgnes fesmnt face .
WI la Bourbon parr de la Canal insqua la
delEplanade pet votre honorable
daccoTd Ia Section la Nouvee Charte de la yile de
vende encaD dix iors davis dansle jourol ofce
des pierres In Bourbon
parr de Ia du Canal jsqua la de Epanade, pour
banqettes de chaque des
pierres plates.
travail deva ait daceord les specifications
Yoser.
Pour R. D. Shepherd Henry Shepherd.
W. A. Gasquet.
II. Garlere President de lS,Com-
pagnie du Theatre de T0psra, 1874 pieds.
A. Harris, 30
C. Hodected, 90
James GrnlsIaw, 80 oUa"
A. Rechard, 46
CAAS. CLAIBORNE
m3 1awSw Secretaire du Board des Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City Of New Orleans:
GENTLEIEN-T The undersigned owners
" of property fronting Bourbon street. Canal Es
panade streets respectfully petition your honorable body
agreeably 10 Section lo the New City Charter sell
public auction after days notice in the official Journal
fer paving with blocks Bourbon from
Canal Espanade and for raising the sidewalks
each side, and paving the same with flag stones.
The whole work to be performed in conformity with the
iRcations of the City Surveyor
Pro R. D. Shepherd, Henry Shepherd
W. A. Gasquet
r. Gardere, Pres. Opera House, l94 feet.
Aaron Harris, 30
c. Holdected, 60
James Grimshaw, 80
Augustus Rechard, 46
CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

l39 pieds pouees-
Un propristae refuse sger petition cdessns
La lonsueur de la banqaette est de l26 nisds.
CHAS CLAIBORNE,
ms 1aw8w Secretaire du Board des Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

p. CHS CuvE1IIER,
o. L. KgRSIoS,
WALTER H. PETERS, n. P.
certify the foregoing to be copy of the original extant
in my current archives.
Witness my hand and seal New Orleans the 10Th day
Of April, A. d. 1860
aa WALTER H. PETERS. N. p.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

HAL.Es or VALUABLE PLANTATION Pro
rERTY.-The sale to effect n partition, Of the
l'ion Plantation, just below own-one-h hall
of it, we believe, belonging 10 the heirs of s.
VI. LYNCH-took place last SATURDAY. rs adve-.
tiscd, being sold en- bloc. 1t contained some
eight hundred arpents, and about one hun
dred slaves, (old and young, s;ckly, &c. and
was purchased in by The Mcssrs. DEsoBRr,
joint owners with said heirs--for the sum
of $4,000. 1t is thought to be an excellent
bargain for the purchasers.
The plantation belonging to the estate of
Mrs. Martha Smith, situated on Bayou Crosse
Tetc, also took place last Saturday. 1t con.
consisted, we are told, for We did not read the
advertisement, Of some 21O0 acres, l15 of
which are cleared and under cultivation, some
mile or two from the bnyou--and some for ty-
odd negroes, plantation and household move.
ables, &c. 1t was sold on terms equivalent to
cash, and was purchased, we are happy to
hear, by our esteemed fellow-citizen, DR.. T.
q. GARRETT, Of Crosse Tete, one of the heirs
We believe, who has for years been the repre-.
sentative Of its interests. 1t has heretofore
been cultivated as a cotton plantation.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

The names mentioned second in each
district are those of the sub-electors.
Mr.. Heron rose and said that he was
instructed to offer the following resolu-
ton, to wit {;
Resolution, instructing the Louisiana
delegation to vote for John c. Brcckin-
ridge as the first choice of the Louisiana
Democracy for President.
On the adoption Of this resolution the
vote stood ayes A, nays 1870.
Gov. Alexander Mouton then reported
from the Committee a series Of resolu-
tons, which will be hereafter given in
full.
Mr.. Heron again offered a general
amendment TO the resolution, instruct
ing for Breckenridge. Laid on the ia
ble--ayes 233 and nays %.
The resolutions were read and taken
up separately.
Mr.. Heron offered a very lengthy
substitute to the third resolution which
touched upon the question of slavery III
the Territories. The resolution, i'll ITS
preamble, set forth the conflicting opin-
ions OH this subject, and concluded by
declaring the inexpediency of any ex-
preston of opinion either on n side
or the other. Mcssrs. Heron and Gray,
at some length advocated the full force
and necessity of the adoption of the re-
solution.
They were answered in a clear, point
ed and able manner 10y Mr.. I. j. Semmes
of New Orleans.
The substitute of Mr.. Heron was
laid On the table by ayes PIP, nays 81.
The seventh and last resolution vas
read as follows
Resoircd, That while refusing i~nstruc-
/ tons to our delegates, i'll the desire that
they may proceed to Charleston un-
trammclled, yet the Democracy of Lou
~iSiana, having the utmost confidence in
the patriotism, ability, and statesman.
: ship Of the Hon. John Slidcll. consider
him emincntly qualified for the office Of
President of the United States.
Mr.. Gusman moved I . strike ont this
resolutions: losI-ayes "a, nays 206.
The resolution was then adopted.
The President was empowered 10 ap,
| point a State Executive Commlace.-
The thanks of the Convention voted to
its officers. and the Convention adjourn
ed sine die.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
New SAW-MuL FTRy Il

4 NEW SAw-MnL FIRM. It will
be seen by reference to advertisement that
Mr.. ERNEST HEBERT, having purchased out
the interest OF Mr.. CLAUDE, has united himself
with Mr.. MAnLLo in the business of the Pa
quemine Saw Mil, and solicits a share Of the
public patronage. The Saw Mill on the Bay.
on is an important ''institution," and we have
no question that the future prosperity of our
town will call for all lumber that friend He.
BERT can turn out with his sharp circular saws,
through the aid OF steam, backed by his own
unfinching strength, energy ard industry.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
kS5-The Boston Traveller ca ,.s II,

sas-The Boston Traveller says that in
that city a majority of the children born
are OF foreign parentage, chiefly Irish,
and that the same is probably the case
in many Of the large places in this and
other New England States. nthe town
Of Newton, which has a population of
about 5000, some 200 are Irish, and
the total number Of births during the
year 1859 was 200, of which 100 were
from Irish parents, IA of other foreign
parents and only 90 of American pa
rcnts.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
A REBUhE

The full proceedings of the State Conven'
ton, held at Baton Rouge, will be found In
our Geographic columns. The result, says the
New Orleans Courier, is what we bad antici-
pated. AS will bs seen by reference to the
list of delegates appointed to the Charleston
Convention, and the Presidential electors, they
are intact on the score Of their genuine De
mocracy. The Convention have expressed
their highest confidence in the administrator
of Mr.. Buchanan, and the Hon. John Slidell
fully shared the confidence expressed in be
half of our Chief Magistrate. The Conven-
ton moreover unanimously expressed the ut
most confidence in the patriotism and ability
of the Hon. John Slidell, and considered him
eminentIy qualified for the Presidency.
This declaration was sanctioned by a vote
of 25S in favor, against 90 dissenting, which
were given in support Of Mr.. ~llerron'S amend
ment, instructing the delegates to make choice
Of John G. Breckenridge, of Ky. As regards
Mr.. Douglas name, it seemed to have worked
the same influence upon the Convention which
the Greek letters did upon the memory Of the
famous classical scholar, who Knew their faces
quite well, but could not call their names
The name was not even whispered.
Da. Tarleton, whose letter TO the Hon. VI.
Taylor was some time ago reproduced in our
columns, and Jules Olivier, it will be seen,
were among the first appointed-one as dele.
gate to the Convention, the other as a Presi.
dental %elector. More just and timely rebuke
to the teachings of the confidence man Of The
Second District could not have been better ex-
pressed.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

PRoF. WnsoN.-This distinguished
C~ennotypist artist has, or is about to close a
very successful season in Plaquemine. But
this is nothing for WILSON. Success follows
him wherever he goes. 1t is the natural con.
sequence Of the admirable manner in which
he executes his peculiar art, and Of his general
system OF business. 1t is unnecessary for us
to wish him future prosperity, because his
artistic ability and rules Of business to which
we allude, are as certain Of pecuniary regard
as a country editor is Of debt, poverty snd
abuse. We wish him every happincss-which
means a wife, the respect Of the editorial fra
ternity, and a ''pocket full Of rocks" Tho
two last he already possesses. Few men are
so near elysium-one more heroic struggle.
and be will enjoy the full need Of human
bliss-according to au editors construction.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

The STATE FAIR.-The State Fair to
be held in Baton Rouge, commences next
Monday and continues for five days. We
trust that lberviile will be well represented
on the occasion, and hat it will be the inau-
guration Of a system or custom which cannot
fail to prove highly beneficial to the interests
and charac ter Of the State.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

eS- glimpse a few days since at the pre-
sent erect frame, glowing countenance, and
increased obesity and portliness of our old
acquaintance Judge w. B. ROBERTSON, salts.
hss US that the weight and responsibilities of
the judicial ermine" to all sensitive and hon.
orable men, are, in most cases, very prejudi-
cial to health. Long may the Judge enjoy
that perfect health and visor which seem so
prominently interviewer in his own person.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
state of northumberland of Iber.
vile, sixth District Court.
James K. Raby Us. George ". Roberts L
David J. Tiynr.-No. l29I.

James il. RaDy rs. George ". Roberts /
David J. Fiynr.-No. l297.
pY virtue OF writ OF seizure and sale direct.
II ed 10 the Sheuh oi the parish OF IberyiIls
from the Hon. The aforesaid Court, in the above
entitled and numbered Cause. | have seized and
WIN "heT al public sale 10 the highest and last
bidder.
~ ~SITTRDiT, 1PRIL :. 1860.
at II O'Clock A. ~, the following described pro.
perry, 20 vii:
Certain Tracts or Parcels Of Land, containing
I'VE hundred and ninety seven and a hall acres
more or less, situated. lying and being in the
parish OF l~beTyIlle, in Township Eight, Range
Nine Last, IN the South Eastern District, 10 pay
and satisfy the sum Of IN cash. ist, the balance
due on the nrst note payable on the LIST day OF
January 1879. 10 wit: the sum of five hundred
and lnII!y $4,000 dollars with interest at six FER
cent nom The lst Of January. 1853. 10 the lst
oil January: 1873, and s per cent. thereafter un.
III PAD; also IN cash TO pay and satisfy the full
amount OF the second note due and payable on.
the LIST day Of January. 1860. 10 VIII: The sum
o. eleven hundred and twenty six 6G- no dollar.
with Inleres. al q per cent from the LIST of Janu-
airy, 1893, To The lst January, 1860, and S per
cent thereafter until paid and costs. cash: and for
the third note for the sum of one thousand one
hundred and twenty six 66- 100 dollars due on
the lSt January, 1881, on ter S of credit 10 cor
respond with its tenor and maturity as provided
ia article tS6 OF the code OF practice.
sale 10 he made AZ the residence Of David r.
! lynn, on Bayou Maiangouin in this parish.
JOS. II. ERWIN,
Dep. Sheriff.
March 9Th. 1850. Imhlo
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

Town lMPRovFNENTS.-Wc are glad To
perceive that Mr.. J. BITE. Rom is putting up
a double brick store house on his lot corner Of
Nam and Bank streets, to be 4 three story,
as We learn and very substantially built. Mr..
II. krILtR is the builder, and Mr.. o. MAR
RIoSNEArN 10 do the carpenters work. On
Bank street, nearly opposite to their present
stand, j. New LLIANS & Co. are also putting
up a double or treble brick building, in a sub.
Stantial and elegant manner, to be occupied as
their dry goods, hardware and grocery estab-
liShmcnts. Mr.. MITCHELL is the builder, and
Mr.. WV. HART, we believe, to do the carpen.
ter's work. Both Of these buildings, we pre-
sumo, will soon be completed, which. With
the other improvements now going on in the
town and suburbs, presents a very fair picture
Of the general prosperity Of plaquemine. We
are not aware Of a single shop, store room or
dwelling in town that is now vacant. What
Plaquemine will grow to in five years, after
the Police Jury closes Bayou Plsquemiue, is
difficult to imagine, so rapid will be its pro.
greSs, through the instrumenta'ity Of the itch
and magnificent back lands, immediately in
the rear and embracing a vast district Of coun.
try, which will then be thrown open to set
tiers and producers. Hasten the GOOD time
along, say We.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

The CHARLESTON CONVENTION. - This
body will consist of 500 members. the
same number as that of the votes cast
for President. By the t~wo-thirds rule.
2O2 will be necessary to a choice.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
Plaquemine Saw Mill
NEW X
Mr.. ERNEST HEBERT, ha,ir. nD,.I

MR.. ERNEST HEBERT, hayiu. pu,,,.,
NI out the interest OF !. BITE. CLSrnr ~,
Saw Mill on Bayou Piaquemine, in the ,,vrn '.s
Plaqucmine. the finn, from the ID dav O, NJ, "
wll be known by the name, and conduc,aI -
der the firm OF A HEBERT Il J. B. MAIiTn
and the patronage Of the public OF the town AZ
Parish IS respectfully solicited. "1
~They will endeavorto keep a regula, e.,
ply of Lumber Ola hand. Of the best de,crin, y
AZ all times. which they viii dispose of al, NJ. ~
ling rates, and on the most accommodating tenn
HEBiRT & MAlLLO.
March 10. 1850.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
READING FOR THE MILLION

III ANpAA'hNF
of Gov. Houston's designs orpolicy with
reference t. Mexico Col. Lee, it is be-
licved, will be able To right ali things
on the Rio Grande. The S~paniards
have taken the important Moorish city
of Tctuan-immensc rcjoicings have III
consequence taken place in Havana
Napier, the English historian, is dead
1900. Nothing further has been discover
ed rs the result of the OlRcilv inquest
in New Orleans, than the fact of her
death being caused 10y arsenic, but whc-
thcr administered by her own hands or
by those of her Scduccr, is the mystery.
She was an Irish school-miStreSS A
boy named Tom, a regular plantation
darkcy, is being exhibited iii New Or
leans, who gives performances on the
Piano he throws back his head and
rolls up his eyes like q sick monkey, and
dashcs off the most difficult and bcauti-
fuf pieces of music. Mr.. Bouligny.
like Mcssrs. Taylor and Davidson. has
written ic''cr: lie takes ground lor
Douglas, and advises his party t. vote
with the Democracy for the Presidency
..Ihc iate LhglISh' Nhitw"rIh gun
throws a ball five mics with the prcci-
son OF a rifle The he" Dome oi tn"
capitol at Washington, weighs 300
cons. and cost SJei, o0o. Inc Nation
al I%n:oaitcs hold their Convention ii
Baltimore on the 9th May \ man
named Chase, arrested III New Orleans
for cndcavorlng to make slaves Of free
blacks, trys TO get out on habeas corpus,
on the plea that there is no law Of this
State r~orbiddinr the bringing OF free
colorcd persons into it and making
slaves OF them. ... The GOV. of Tenn.
in a communication to the Legislature.
objects to a convention of Southern
States A company Of % counterfeit
tcrs were recently arrested at Lcxinn-
ton, Ky, while engaged in the mvstc-
rics of their vocation. 1t is said that
Mexico Miramon is coming 70 TIE Uni
ted States. with a Mexican eagle and
any number OF pixies and ereasers at
his heels 49,. The Clay statue il is OK
prctod will be erected on Canal street.
New Orleans, on the 18th OF April, The
birthday Of the great Commoner
e. L. IL :. "
OrL,ars r;,+;,i,o1 d.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

F. deslle informer mes Creanciers que le lyr.
d enforcement mes proprIttes a leur d. posii.oa
pour payer les different dete que je co.'s. SCUBA.
tons que celia sera conside.G CONNIE aclr dun
hoGnelc homme-rIen de plus pen stre espere lie
moi. SIMON BAEZAS.
lberville, le 10 Mars. Is5o.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

SCARLET FEvER.-We are sorry to learn
that this disease, generally so fatal TO children,
is at present prevailing in our town; it is said,
however, to be Of a mild character. There rs
no disease, perhaps, save the small pox, tina.
is more alarming to parents than this.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
~PLAQUEMINE.:
Saturday. March 10, 1860.
nna- We issue another Supple

r9a- We issue another Supplement
this week, that we may have room for our
advertisements, and space sufficient to give a
creditable quantity of reading matter. We
trust this is reliable proof of our determine
ton to do full justice to our subscribing and
advertising friends, and that we are never to
be excelled by any competition.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

Gs- In a speech which a minority gentle.
man was making in the Convention on Mon
day last, he had occasion to make use Of the
term dore tdil, when another gentleman arose
and begged permission to record his opposi-
ton, in that Convention, to all tails, except
long tails. We believe it was allowed.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
Notice to Creditors.

TNHlS is 10 inform my creditors that ! have 4.
l. termined TO deliver my property 10 them. in
order 10 pay the different debts which | owe =
have enough property 10 pay the whole amour,
which | owe, and consequently | hope tina, II
will be considered that | act, in doing this, as an
honest man should.
SIMON BAEZAN.
lberyllle. March 10, ls6O.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

R-It will be observed in the State Con-
vention proceedings, that our fellow. citizen,
Hon. A. TALBOT, has been nominated from
this Third Congressional District, as a Dele
gate to the Charleston Convention "for the
State at large" =
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

nsS-It will be observed, by reference
to the advertisement on the fourth page, tina,
the sale Of valuable lands, &C., lying in this
parish, and belonging to Hon. JAS. L. Cole
and to heirs Of A. n. CRoPPER, decd, will
take place next Tuesday at the "Rebecca
Plantation" the residence of Judge Cole.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

~ We return thanks to Hon. V. J. DuPuY
for continued attentions in the way of late
papers and important public documents. TO
Hon. CHAs. A. BRUsLE, also, and to Sentor
TALBOT, and our friend j. Ii. RILLs, Esq, we
acknowledge our indebtedness for past favors
Of a Legislative character.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

1--WE have again to return thanks to Sen.
ator SLIDELL and Hon. L. G. DAVIDSON, for
Washington papers and important Congress
sional documents.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

s6e- We refer our readers to the ad-
vertisement Of our young friend R. A. ORL.
LION, who has just received a new addition to
his stock Of very acceptable articles. Give
him a call--his groceries are very superior
and very cheap.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
Fiat de la Louisiane-Paroisse d'Iberville-
Cour du Sixieme District.

James X. Raby re. George W. Roberts
ct David j. Flynn.-NO. 1891.
EN vertu dun wri, de saisic ct vente A moi
IL adresse par rHOn. la su,-dite Cour dams la
cause ci-de>Sus i~ni.Iu,se 81 numero,ea. J'ai sal
.r 81 Jcxposerai en- yente p~ublique an plus Of.
f'ant 81 dernirT encheriSSeur.
SIHEEI k : ATRH proclaim.
lSG0. h ii heures A. NJ. les prophecies ei.apres
decTi;es et hypoiheqntes, ssvoir:
Certain NorceauX lou Trsctsl dc TeIre me-
eurah' cirq cent ~ 1Tatre viugi dix sept et de-
mIc arpents plus on noins. situ"s dams Ia "a roi,se
d lber'Iiie daGs ie Township S, Range Q Es,,
D's'rc; Sud Est, pour payer ct sanslair. aux
somnes icomp;srtl 10. Ia balance due sur 10
premier billet payable II Ter Janyier 1859. 81.
vojr IN somme De cinq cent ct ~soixante trois
33-lGo pias'res avec interel 4 s pour cent dn Ier
Ian'irr 1855 au Ter Janvier 1859. IT 4 s .pour
cent de cetie date lusqu'a Al paiement-2o. "a SOM
me de ONE cent vInst SIX 66-l00 piastre.. mon
iani du second billet, Evec les intereis a 6 pour
cent du Ter JanvIeT 1853 au Ter Jan,ier 1850. ct
as pour cent dintGret apres ceite date ~jusqu'au
pariait pa ement e les frais compt snt-et pour
la soinine te ONE cent vingt six &C. 90 piastres.
lnontani du trolsiCwe billet, due et PAYABLE Ter
JhnvIer 1851 aux termeS de credit correspondent
au teneur ct echcance du dit billet, conforms
m"nt a Particle CSC du code de procedure.
La venie aura lieu a Ia residence de David
y. Flynn, SUI 10 Bayou Maringouin en- cette pa
roIsse. Jos. II. ERWIN.
Dep. Shenf.
lie 5 Mars, 1850. FmhtO
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
NEW GROCERIES.
JUST RECEIVED AT
IL. A. ORILLION,S

Fancy GREGORY Store.
s doz bottles Pale Ale;
a" Cordial;
g" " Syrup;
Candies Of all kinds;
Cream Biscuit;
Table Salt, Winchestershire;.
Sauce, Fresh Holsters;
Pine Apple Cheese and Fresh Jelly;
Cheese and Fresh Butter;
Boys Foot Balls,
Parier Balls;
Boys Tops and Marbles;
Gun Caps, States and Pencils;
Led Pencils, Letter Paper, Inkstands and
INK mhI0
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
on SATURDAY, APRIL :. 1880.

EtGt de Ia L0uisiGne, PdrOisse d'IberrMe-
COur du 6me. Distric' Judiciais.
Madame N. Z. Boissac rs. r. c. Downes.
No. 1904.
LIN vertu DUN writ de saisie Ell vente de pHo-
- norable la sus-dite Conr a moi adre,s1 dams
la cause cl-dessus iniitul6e ct numerotee. J'si
salsie ct Jexposenai ell vente publique, au plus
ofrant ct dernier encherisseur, pour du compliant,
SAHEDI lie / AERIL proclaim,
1850, a III heures A. NJ, a Ia maison de Cour Dc
notre paroisse dams la vile de Plaquemine, tous
les droits, utres, intereis ct pretentions du defen-
denr Richard C.. Downes en- ct a Ia proprieteAy.
Pothe9uee, ct ci-apres d~ecrite, SAVIOR:
"UN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe dams
cette p~aroisse PIberville, sur "a rive droite du
neuve Mississippi, ct e%nvirons vingt arpenls do
enemin publIque, ct un mile audessous de 10
VIE de flaquemine. mesurant trois arpents Ct
demIe de face vers le heuve, plus on moins, sui
une proiondenr de ~soixan,e arpents plus on
MONS, ct Gentleman. un superfcie de deux cent
DIX arpents plus GU moins."
-Four payer ct s~aiisiaire 10 dit writ et frsis.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Safrif
Paroisse dlberville, S Mars, 1860. ..lmhp
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

pd-WILBERr tells the people this week
that he has just received an addition to his
elegant stock Of Furniture.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

Ga-MWHLIAMS advertises new cloth
ing just received. Any one having a negro
girl to hire can prObObly do SO by applying
ihere-
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

- The rivers above are reported to be
falling.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

STATE Of LoUisiGRd-P Parish Of BerriHe-
'Sirh judicial District Court.
Mrs. NJ. +. Boissac rs. Richard G.
DownCs.-NO. 1904.
pi virtue OF 4 VIII OF seizure and sale from
- the Hon. the aforesaid Court, issued in the
above entitled and numbered cause, and 10 rs
directed. | have seized and will offer at rsLJtc
sale, 10 the highest and last bidder therefor, tos
cash,
on SATURDAY APRIL :. 1850.
al IL O'Clock A. NJ, al the door Of the Court-house
OF this parish in the town Of Plaquemine, all the
night, title, interest and claim of the defendant,
Richard L. Dcwnes, IN and to the following dss.
crbed and morigased property, to wit
"A TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish
OF lbervilie on the right bank OF the river Mis-
sisslppi, at about twenty arpents from the public
road, and about one mile below the town OF Pla-
quemIne, measuring three and one hall arpents
fronting towards the river, by sixty arpents more
or less in depth, and having a superhcies Of two
hundred and ten arpents more or less.o
10 pay and satisfy said writ and costs.
THEO. BLANCHARD. Sheriff.
Parish Of lberville, March 5Ih, 1860. lmhio
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

March 9th. 1860.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
Avis aux Creanciers.

lberyilIe, March 10, 1850.