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Land i'm the Parish Of st. BERNARD.

CERTAIN TRACT or LAND the left bank Of the Mis-
spp river situated the parish Of ST. Bernard designated
by tie No. containing Ill 1910 acres and lying in section
No rs according plan drawn by Ions H. Pile City Sur
yeyo the dimensions beng taken from plan bY VIM j. Nc
CullonRh, United States SurSesrr-G General
This tract Is contiguous boundary line between the
parishes Of ST. Bernard and 0en and lies entirely in the
parish ST. Barar end adeas the tract last abofe described
tEo. 8 la tile parish OF OrlGnnsl
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Encanseur de 10 Vile,
Bureau, 10 Bank Place
r UNDI, lie 23 de Janyier, 1860, con.inen-
- midi BDnfse st. Charles, ct lie jour suiyant
necessaire-
Par ordre pour compile de In vile de la Nouyelle Orleans
je pocedcra Ia pubiaue reserve rne DIES
leains De yaleurs syants acaus ia Vile de Ia Nouyee
Orleans de John McDonogh, decede SAVIOR:
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Lands in the Parish of St. rammany.

=, :. =,
LANDS In the Parish of ST. Tummany,
FOUR SEVERAL PORTIONS OF LAND sitna,ad In tho
rii ~ q Tmnapv "a Ina Reyon Eiary Gasisma,na a
eoing 10 plan swa by onis H. Pis City snveyof, the
dimensions benE taken from plah oy sln O.
and having eeh front on the ND Bayou Liberty Of one
by depth OF seven and one third afpents extending
The said lots form part Of See S. r s. R. IL T. and are
within about one mile OF Lake Ponohartrain
Lands In the Parish of Assuml, tion.
All ,b iebt t,s and interest of the city of New Orleans
acquired from the estate OF John McDonoeh without my war
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Lands I'm the Parish OF st Charles.

TRACT OF LAND situaied In the parish Of st. Charles,
measuring about three leagues length and front the Bayou
des Aenand aud Bsyoudn Prince Eo by in depth
snil bayos beginning Petit lac des 4ueInands and
tending down f raid the iaads Of Mons Michel
Zefinguet the mouth Of Lake Onaeha.
The said tract measures 6ip1 acres and is composed Of
the following divisions according plan drawn by Louis
Pile City Surveyor the dimensions being taken from Di by
VIM. j. MttnllouEb, y. s. Surveyor General.
Section IS =. Is 81 H., % H. contains 122 80 100 acres
Section 80 IN r. 49, s. r.. II e.. contains q BOO
Section int 10 s. r.. q f., contains Is Il io0
Section II In u 49, s. r.. q r.. eonains q 300 acres.
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J. B. WALTON.

J. B. WALTON.
ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN MoDoNoGH.
GREAT SALE OF LANDS, in The Parishes 81 ORLEANS
ST. BERNARD, PLAoUEMINEs, JEFFERSON, ST.
CHARLES, ST. JAMES, LIVINGSTON, LAFouRcHE
INTERIOR EAST BATON ROUGE, ST. TAMMANY
ASSUMPTION, ST. LANDRY and cALcAs1Eu, on lsns
credit ny order and for account of The MeDonosh School
Fund, city or New Orleans
BY J. B. WALTON,
City Auctioneer,
Office 10 Bank Place.
MI Ys asiast H. 4 Charles GssbaSiaEe. aud OF lie
By ord.r and Tor account city Of New Orleans will
ss public sgsg n yS2 sfI s k. o. s the
Orleans The estate Of John McDonogb deceased tOw
Lands In the Parishes Of Orleans, Jefferson
and PIaquemincs.
pass Ia Il bf ssgs & ogssHs
g eTs Sas & ~ s .Sssi ,ys. e hs
f IN Z a s sy aAi Ssw oieas bonded Upper @ u
3 S SGnga 70 rrG,p q s Esss On %b
tract Of land composed Of three different portions designated
, nss ~ CRY s aG s J. VIII
j. Mccullough U. s. Surveyor General follows to wits
,osSd s' msap g saeh 10
river BY 40 asnts in depth nnng 1aek e public road -
the rear.
No. consists Of 80 lots from u a inclusive. No 1870
No IS each npeR front on the public
road at distance Of forty spens from the a liver
Sos sae, on The aforesaid as lid
p as Il. y Sspa os ss spsad
composed Of lots fronting on he b. asen Bsrassia
npa a sss ns s ave apens front y boa twenty "rya
depth and adonng y re ssar s nhas p rg,ss sna asS
warranty whatever Of the city Of New Orleans acquired IRON
viii be sold
There been reserved for The common ne # hee three
al the Mississippi river running back 70 nnd communicating
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ef1sV0
Ha-TERMs AND ceND1T1oNs-one fifth cash, and the
balance a credit OF three and four in the
purchasers made payable the Citizens Bank Of Loi
ana secured by special mortgage the property sold with 81
privileges the clause Of ALEXANDER said
to bear interest at the rate Of cent per snnm from
until maturity and bear satisfactory city endorsement il
required BY the Finance G,mmttees Of the Common Council
herein acting the Board of Commissioners Of the McDonog
maturity those unpaid will bear interest from maturity at the
Of per per uu fIy paid. This last eondi
will be 50 authorize any delay in the
payment Of the notes at maturity. g4tta vi 20 5G
RThe purchasers viii themselves to be put in
Ion their expense and they will be required TO comply
with ts terms and conditions Of sale above get forth within
fifteen days from the day Of le and in OF delay or
neglect their part the property purchased BY them Will be re-
advertised and sold for their ard rk without further
notice, Of legal default.
Acts or sale before G. Fl Fsrer Eaq City Notary at ie
Of the nIrchaser. dI6
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PRIVATE SALE OF Al HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT ~
Tnbered Land In the Parish Of Iberve close the Nc
nnio ufr,Ja lands
BY ]. B. WALTON

BY J. b. WALTON.
AuarIoNEER-Otiice, 10 Bank Place
A HIGHLY valuable tract of land atjoin-
Baltimore known Section No. 3d. in Township H. Range 10
East containing 63e 30 100
This considered Of the valuable in the State
only for the immense quantity of cypress and other timber
which contains but for the admirable quality of its SELL
For TERMS apply to j. B. WALTON Auctioneer No. 10
Place. =
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Terres dams la Paroisse de Lnfourcrae In.
faH.fn

UN GRAND MoRGEAu DE TERRE comm sous lie nom
de Nachere Dugue Lvaudais, Ia paroiBse de- La
ouehe nteenT fasant face en- prte Bayou des
dree par Louis H. Pile Ia WILLIE lea inentios Giant
prises dun pn dree par w. Mccullough arpepeur ras
raj des Eats- Uns des divisions suvantes i 49,
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SATURDAY, arst January. 1850, AZ il

Aueticneer-0sce 10 Rank Place.
r. !, siss Bill. ssss as A
q odsr q he Hon r b Nssssn yaass q
proceed y s aeseans snecss=cn q fe5 = Waed
TWO LOTS or GROUND. situated ia the square bounded
By Terpsehsrs Prysns Saysas. ssd gu.sss street. ag
soa q s,eek ssfsrs q neaaeaaa Sotay fahle,
Ios No asions The Of lots fronting Prytanis
street. and u fet inches front on street
Nth ii lie bads "a thereon Consisting
nss 81 h 9s we new
Lot No aiains ot No and has The front % Tes
al Tie building ma IMPROVEMENTS thereon cofsps II baid
ngs rented E, :. eighteen IDOL, dollars PER month ,.s !,
twenty shares on 10. NJ there arc aTes,
Sh s 6 81. ( ssa q
e s I'D b ss s P s s e tie e
pssttysig W. become .he Pgsassr, q s os t
to ,s RITZ q Nh ss III sS g .s
3D. ks ps q oe note & ss Ell e. gaS % be
st w q APRIL l9 renewabIs according % te charter Of
For the sseoady dessrbed he purchaser furnish
asssSs according s charter j de BsnS md shs bane
viii s ae e egags 2 he Bank q
casera assume all te obligations and responsibilities o.
Acts u sse before r. Brennan Notary Public 1t the expense
Of the purchaser.
sesss e. PRES Dc y hgne demnbas DC a re q
PAR j. B. WALTON. En-;
observation-disclosures 10 Bank Plsee.
CAMEDI, lie II de Janvier 1850, midi, q
~ u Bourse ~ Charles veIu & efire
lSss II pour coulpte
succession da Perry Nsrdeid dtctde les teans safven
snvoir-
DEUX TERRAIN fjtnss dams Iet par les Tssp
sichore PryAne Nayades Euterpe designs les Nos
coauis de division dacton pnrdeyst
Bosdosquis cIdeyaat netaire public q @ mas
LIE No est eogs dHns Ia profoadeur tesrns faani
face Ia Prytanie "a rieds de ac la
Terpsfch0re profoHdeur de III pieds III
gnes parallee toutes les analiorsons qi ~
rouyent CONSTANT cuisine couyeTfe are
denx neuyes, ouee raison de s piasEes o,
payable darance,
Lot No coniigus No q la meme face
Terchore ct Ia profondeur, es paralfees
ssrhie toutes les orions consist
on haisses ioIes a dixllut pastres par fnois.
g-Sur ie No u "a vinettrois actions, resuits vine
actions ct e No 3 vntdeux actions, rdnis singt-
ac9n de Ia Bsnque des Coyens de Ia Louisiana lqees
actions yenpe de prime lee actions
dront lie onr de Ia iequef tax dc prime
moment de 10 el tank leg aeqneseurs DIES erras
repec deyendropt les acquereurs s actions oan de
REFERENCES FIT GOSDfTIONs-Pour Terrain premiere
dscrt Facgaereur fourpra billet de fond de s2
able le Ter day 1852 renouvelabe scion La ctarto la
Banque let Ia balance compliant.
In propriste ACCOMPLISHMENT dseritc, gcqudrer fournr
billet dc fond dc S59 pasa!ele Ter aavrn 1850
Les bies de fonds fotrns les devrent
Identifies cax acies dhypnheqne de la Berlue Iii
toyens Ct les acquereurs les obligations
possibilities dun aciionaire. .$1S45s f
Notes de vens padeyant Brennan. noire pabc fis
De paeqnereEr- dis II jaT II 10 % q
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Terres dams la Paroisse de I.ixingston

UN MoRCEAu DE TFRRE sur Ia rive gauche la rivere
Amie environ miles enibouchnre Giant In pre
mere hnne One Ion reneentre Ia dite vere
depnis lie lac Maepas Giant tud partie dams r. g.
f. ct 10 T. g. r. ~ ct mesuant dams lie 81 70 100 ar
psns ct dams lie l6 soO apents faisant de IS.
apents snisant IN plan dfessa Louis H Pile
de Ia WILLIE les dimensions eant pses dun pa bar
j. Mccullough arpenteur general des Etas- TINS.
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J. B. WALTON.

fIgstate Of The late John 3fcDosaoJfs conttnuedJ
very valuable both for It's ne timber for agricultural purt
poses.
Lands I'm the Parishes OF st. Landry and
CaIcasfeu.
A LARGE BODY OF LAND situated partly In the PARISH
OF ST. Landry partly in the Parish Of Cacaen lying the
and west sides Of the Bayon Nez Pigne n s. r.
and S. W. composed of the following divisions
according plan drawn by Louis II. Pile City Surveyor the
dimensions being taken from plan by VIM Mccullough w. g.
Gnrvcyor-G encra-
Sec q contains. 144s 41leo acres.
Sec. AZ contains. l3lS 6l00
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ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN acDoNoGH hi.
UNREsERyED CASH SALE OF TITLES OF LANDS
situated Ia the Parishes of ST. James, Ascension Living
hton, for account Of the city Of New Orleans.
BY J. B. WALTON,s
City Auconeer.
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Terrain dans bal ParoIsse 81. Bernard.

IN CERTAIN MoRGEAU DE TERRE, sur la rive gauche
du suve Mississippi disna pnr le No p contenant III 1910
acres dams Ia section No. 2 scion plan dresse PAL
Louis H. Pile de ~ Vile les dimensions prise dun
plan de VIM. J. Mccullough general dies Etats us.
de congu la frontere les pa
rosses de St Bernard ct dorleans eant enforcement
Bernard cotigu de
deerit, no. dams la paroisse Oreans.1
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NT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or DIR. R. NJ GRAHAa-Ali
~ persons having claims against this succession will present
them popy authenticated and all Hose indebted will make
immediate payment thereof Mrs. MARY W. GRAHAM ad-
mnist ratriS or to the undersigned her agent.
GHAS. NJ. WATERMAN,
df Garner Of tiomnon and Marazine streets
ARD spIL-luo barrels choice Winter Strained favor
IA ite brands, for sale by s IL. KENNEDY x GO.
d,a IN, Is and 10 Poriras 81.
xHJHIsTSY-Gonstsnt hand, Boyeis Ross Whisky
w for sale in lots 10 suit the trade
S. II. KENNEDY 4 -.
diqlm ~ and N Pc II
nnRT NyINE-lu0 or. casks NJ. Regis. Rar sale by
s. ID. GRATIAA 4 Co,
d3 50 fsustambhnse
CLARET-sa casks expeele. daily ships Juniata and
~ Mary Hyler, for sale by & ID. 6RATIAA a Co,
& tf'stnr-lnrss asrtA-
DuRT-ss " casks l.. Kosstsrs burgundy. for sale By
S. WOLFF,
do Gresier and New LeYea sts
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acgn de Is pfopeft de John NeDons arine
rantie qnalcon4ue dams Ct TROIs MORGEAU pc THREE
situkx dams de pAssonpsn, lie canal eonda
du Bayou IAfourele Lac yerret Ct degss plan
par Louis IL Pile seyer de Ia ye les d0nsio Giant
prise dun psn de VIM !. Mccullough yoyer gensraI cs Esss
Unis, cofdBoses dies divisions susastes. saEoir-
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CouLDN'T FIND HIM 0ur.-Tom Hobs, com.
ing into the office Of country lawyer, Of
remarkably domestic habits, and perceiving
him, as usual, immersed in his books, with
a very grave countenance addressed him as
follows:
g Well, Squire, | declare now, have
known you, man and boy, these twenty years,
and yet can't find you out"
The Squire locked extremely grave at this
imputation upon his character, and hemmed
and hawed number Of times, before he
could give utterance to his surprise.
"Why, really, Tom," at length said he.
!" | have always tried to sustain reputable
character-I believe | have always dealt
frankly and above board with you."
True, true" replied Tom, stroking his
chin with the left hand, as if weighing the
import of his words, " but for all that must
say can't find you out"
"What do YOU mean, Tom? Just explain
yourself, for really | don't understand the
meaning of his..charge."
81 mean as l say" said Tom. 81 can't
find you out;' and the reason is. (bowing
profoundly to the lawyer.) II always find
y0u-in.o
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
4 Weekly Literary aud Agricultural Paper,
Published In augusta, Gtorgia.

DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
INHIs Is the title Of Weekly paper devoted to As-
I siculiure, Literature and All, which AN publish.
ing 10 Augusta, Georgia. i will be in gusro form Of
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umns of natter Il will he in general s,yle similar 10,
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,

LIST Of GARDEN SEEDS,
For Sale at the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANS-Early Six Weeks, Red Speckled Valentine,
Brown ditto, Red French, Large Lima or Butter,
Carolina. Scarlet Runners, Royal Dwarf
BEET-Extra EARLY furnip. Early Blood. Long Red,
silesian or White Sagar, Swiss Chard.
BR0COLI-Purple Cape.
Early York, French Or Heart. Early Su.
gar Loaf. EARLY Bailerses, Early Drnmhesd. Drum
head savoy, Large Late Drumhead, Late Fiat Dutch,
Green Glazed, Red Dutch, fos p;ekeing.
CARROf-I.ong Orange, Early Horn, Large Field
CAULIFLOwER.
cELERY-Whte Solid. Silver Giant, Red Solid,
CoRN-Eyetgreen Sugar.
CuCUMBER-Early Frame, Long tireen, Gherkin.
EGG PLANT Large Purple, Early Purple.
ENDlvE-Gieen Curled.
LETTUCE-Es Early Curled, Brown Dutch, Royal Cab.
bage. Dfumhesd, White Cos.
MELLONS-Nuimeg, ciiron, Mountain Sproui.
Brown.
DKRA.
ONION Silver Skin o, White Large Yellox.
PARSLEY-Curled OF Double, PLAIN or Single.
Extra Early, Early Frame. Royal
Dwarf Manowfat, Early May, Bishops Eafly.
Sweet. Bull Nose.
Field.
RADlsH Long Scarlet short Top. White Turnp
Rooted. Red Turnip Rooted, Long Salmon.
RHUBARB, or Pie Plant.
SALSlfY, Or Oyster Plant
Savoy.
sou UisH-Early Bush, Long Green.
Red.
Fiat Dutch. Red Top, Large Norfolk.
Large Gohf, DaIes Hybrid, Ru,a B,sa % Swedish.
February i3. 20
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Prospectus
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70 eut resde the latest inieIlTsnee and 10 snsh. ~
70 90 80 We facilities equal 10 ths,s ssoysdin sny
pon,en o. ,he s,s's except ihoss fsveisd r,h isie
gisphie communication.
bat ws shssls HE 10 make impso,smens. IN 90
rarsf. 70 M sppssrsnee end msiisr snd 10 snsbs %
70 do so We mast have . considerable sddIen 10 cus
subscription lisi End 10 obtain ,hs,s nee sulsehsis
W must ssk The ssssisncs sf our friends in Onnss
and Alsmsnes, and The eounllss sdjoinins. We sse
msny o. our brethren % The ptss heqpsnily srtnew
edsns The receipt Of elubs Of ssbse,i.r, saempssId
etfh ihe eash. We should iike 10 msts fsw such &C
sncwlsdgmsnis' and that our friends may msle 90
hese eisbs, We Offer the Recorder 10 new suhseiien
apon The following is,mss
A single copy. one yesr, 4 400
Sis copies, one year, 1870
Tea copies, ens year, lsee
Psymenis always IN advance.
Any of our old sulserlbe, vi. v,l s,,.;r A.. .,,.
psps, free o. charge.
July "a. oa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-14
PERFUMERY. &c.

WEBB & DICKSON have ju., opened a large as.
" sorment Of Hauison's Periumefy and oiIel
articles, comprising Coognes Double and snele Toi.
let Waters, FLORIDA Water; Balm Parare Flower; Bay
Leaf Water; Lustrai; Extracts for the Handkerchief;
FrsngiPsni Extracts; Frangipani Cream; T,iIei Pow.
ders; Presions Smelling Salts; Carnstlon Rouge; Cold
Cream; shampoo Lotion; Hair Dye; csrmine Ink; Mu.
eilsge; Diamond Cement; Philocomes; Beef Marrow;
Bears Oil; Mscassa Oil; Floating soap. for bathing;
Barriers Soap; Erasse Soap; Ladies' Soap; shaving
Creams. assorted; Oleaphane for shaving; Ro.e Tooth
Paste; Ebony Tooth Paste; Dental soap, &c. &c.
February II 29-