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7 AWTON

IL -, Bl .ACKBERRIES
FAMILIES wanting this very fine variety of RIacL
berries will be supplied by leaving they nrders a,
Iesdays and FRIDAYS. VIC"
jy 03t ID CIacFTr
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PAPERHANGINGs, &C. 1oc

Fine, Medium, and Low priced PAPERHANG-
INGS; WINDOW SHADES, FIRERO RID
PRINTS, PICTURE CORD and TAsSFLS,
&c, az reduced prices. Remnants of low-prlced
Papers and Window Shades. at greatly reduced
prices Orders for Paperhang ng and Window
Shades executed with skill and dispatch in city or
country. Please give me a call. Don't forget the
number. =, MARKRITFR
in 81 eoGts 49, OH r,.fi I . oDn1Gnne,
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R,A GRPEN Auctioaeer.

By A. UhEfsNs AuutIVuref'
GALE OF HORSES. CARTS AND WAGONS,
- AT AucrIoN-On MONDAY. ths 81 aust. at
6 o'eIook ,. m shstl sci, ~ the Siabie Of goru
etoheT. at the conner Ell sth And streets, north,
the following StOct. rAmHlys-
fret rate work Horses,
new Carts, made % order.
SECOND nd DO sRd Harness.
Buggy. Plough. I stone WAGON, &c.
Terms: All sums II and uuder rs CASA over
that amount. cred q OF z. s, apd mouths Tor aP-
proved endorsed notes, Dearing lEtereet; =
~ IS a. 0kEEN. AncI
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FIRrAx CousTY CoURr.-The July County
Govt, Of Fairfax county, was held on Monday
copider the propriety of resembling the road law
adpted at the May term, 1859, they, by large
majority, rescinded .She said ordef-leaving the
lavupoa the subject Of roads as laid down in the
coe Of 1859. George w Dowell and William
n mir gton Were qualified as constabes by taking
tb several oaths and executing bonds az required
b, law M Ford, J p Maeben, Cyrus Hickey,
Jhn T. Burke, F, c. Davis, w. w. Ellzey, w
l. Lee, +. Z: Johnson, r l., hewitt O. II. Pad
ett, A. T. Mckenzie, Geo Burke, James Hun
er, John II. Chichester, w w. Ball, Arthur
'roadwater, Henry Jenkins, Alfred Leigh, Rich
~rd Johnson, s T. Stuart, and Thos. T. Carper,
magistrates elect, qualified and received their
commissions; and II. II. Haley and James A
Nelson, overseers Of the poor elect, also qualified
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I'HE NATIONAL GUARD BATTALION
u take pleasure IN q nounoing TO their "a
friends, military and civic, that arrangements -
aTs comp iete tor a grand PIC MIC at ARIA
winners brass and string band are engaged AID ,
la addlilon 10 hne music, good dancing and expe-
rlenced moor managers. the following gentlemen
have very kindly accepted an invitation to sing in
concert. am VIII, duung the Intermssions of the
Q'Bnen, Thos. Stone, Andrew BAH, 4. w Hawk.
j. w. Humphrey, O'Donnell. The boat from
Georgetown viii run as usual-sta ting from the
Aquednct commencing at O'Clock. Omnibuses
from TIN st and Pa av same hour, and every hour
during the day Tickets 50 cents, admitting a gen
tleman aud ladies; TO be had Of any member OF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

IA McKENNEY & LANSDALE
NSCRANCE \ REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
washington Buildings, corner p 40 and 7th ST.
are prepared to Take Risks on
LIVES BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE
H'USEHOI ID FURNITURE &C.
at FAR rates, IN sound companies. We name in part
he Park n. ", cash capital and surplus S2l5 900
, Inc m+rchants, u, DO. do. ..... o.. $50 .0oO
The Phecl CT, do do SD o q
The = oTthern Assure -ce. London - 2Ig4 600
Room No. &. iy H-eo6t
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THE STEAMER PHENIX Will leave Rro-
SUNDAY ,22d, for ALEXANDRIA, EAsNk
siS o'clock P. m RetuInlng, leaves<ss<zzk.
children half price. The Phenix can he Chartered
river. Oo"' oi 'ne
jy % 2t' John w. THOMPSON Arsn,
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HO! FOR GLYMONT!
H GRAND GALA DAY!
RECEABITES IN THE FIELD!
WEDNESDAY Ir,v os

NOUN L VERNON TENT, No 2Os Indepep-
dent Order Of Rechabites, having
Completed Arguments on q mag
annouF cling 10 their lends and the public that they
VIII give their First A 3nual Pic Nc add E1cur-
zion Glymont on "Wednesday July 25th
Billy WIthers' Bias aud : mig Rad h.- ham
engaged for The occa ion. Meals and ref eshmenis
&c. IN nlShed by the propfisto who pledge them
selves 10 keep the Ba CT sed for the n q day a
eve lEg The s'eaner Phe'ix viii leave h wha r
denis villa T. Navy Yard at 81 and AIexand "a a.
~ CLOCK n the afse moor. leave 9Th street a. ?
Navy ard 21z, az AleXand ia at o clock e
turning a. seas Lnahle hon Omr ibuses will leave
inc orthe-n Ma -keth1use add corner Of Pa av.
az n st'eet "a a. n. ard 81 .. m.
Ilckets 81, afml ing a gentleman I'd la1ia.: To
DC mad OF he Committee or at the boat on the day
CrDmiffee.
Il c Smi h.. l. Kidwe iy is,s,.
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AUCTION SALES.
R-Fer Other AMosisn Sales, see .sysf Page
BY A. GREEN. AOotioueer.

BY A. GREEN. ADctionesr.
INTENSIVE SALE OF HARDWARE.
II CROCKETT. GLASS, Wo0D. AND Willow
WARE. tURNITUaE. &C AT ArcriON.-On mpN-
DAY July 2S1 g. 20 o'ciUoE Q m sra sci. 81
store No lS5 PennsyvanIs avenue. tween 18th
and 2 al strests. Fret Ward, a aree etO5k II the
above-nsms Cd srtIeles. Consisting Of
Ivory. Back. and COooa-haanied Knives am
Forks,
kns assortment of niechan &C. Tools AID Had
Vac,
Farminr and Garden implements.
Ensrnelied Kettles, hOnsekeePinE Requisites soo
Oh, "a and Granite It q Sets, - and - picoeI.
St,ns China Ptates s-d Danes, ell az,
Tumbers, 6pblsts, W ines. aLd Lensonsdss
Toilet Sets. white ano cOi0re0, bNeis ead Dasinss
Preserve Cans and as.
larse ct Of Tan WaIe,
n 20 hand some suites Parlor Furultare.
Curt.ins Hair Ms tresses, OIlolOth, 40.
rel mss All soms ot and ulldei sz5 cash. Over
q IS a credit ofg s. sni month";, fOf approved en-
y is-% So A. GREEN. Auet.
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CEILING OFF 80

- AT COST!
In order TO decrease my sock have determin al
70 close out the balance of nv SUMNER CT OTH-
lNU a. cost. All In want Of Summer CIotbinx "a
respectfully invited to call at No. $50 Sevent6 a
opposite Post Once, and see the great reduction ia
Suiii'si Sio'hihx. jy 2-1m
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THE STEAMER FLYING CLOUD HAVING
n undergone thorough eNsmrHa- II"
uoL by the COVER nent Inspector. 10 EeSN
now retdy Tor Excursions 10 the @<xSz>2,nzzs
treat "a! or 70 any points on the river not over
&c miles distant.
She viii rue 20 Ariurton from -Four iesnth street
or aly wharf IN Washington 81 ~ osnts for the
Iouno TIP, OF 3 cents Tor the single trip, from
TRIP; 10 cents einele trip.
, ExoHrslons 70 the Insane Asylum every WE'D
NEsDAl AFTERNOON, stsrtinE FROM GeoTGe-
t tan a u o'clock m, sEd STOPPING a. Stone Min
w hari ano otber vharves IN " ashlngtOn, 70 as 20
reach the Asy Jun By O'Clock
jyS colin John MOOHE Propri >tOr
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WALL a BARNARD. Auot.
STAIRS CAPITOL ExrENsIoN,

TINTED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION.
- MAsHINGTON JAY II, 1850
noon II fuesday the Elst OF August next for Furn-
Ishing and PUttng 10 the Irln Ceilings Of two
rooms over the connecting corridors OF la Capitol
Extension
The proposals -ust state the pnoe for each cell
ing compisse, m Piscr, painted vita three good
coats Of white lead IN OIL.
All Of the Iron work ofthe CeihnEs Of every
description Including the fsstsnIngs q the ceIinGs
ded IN the puoe bad.
Tie proposals must he endorsed Proposals
for Iron Ceilings" and must be accompanied by
guarantee. signed by one or more retponslble per-
song. addressed 10 the undersignsd.
They Will be opened 81 the time mentioned shove,
IN tho presence Of sach persons a. may choose 20
The drawings ofthe ceilings can been seen At thIs
Once. W. u. FRANKLIN.
Captain Typographical nEiDeere
In charge OF Capitol Extens,sn.
Esoh proposal should be accompanied r, IN.
following guarantee:
Form Of Guarantss
The undersigned, = ana y ID. d. N the
state Of. And IN the STATE d. hsre-
BY qua anty that In csse tie foregoing bld d
for iron ceillngs as above descrihe1, be accepted
he or they will. within ten DAYS after the %
the cont act at the named execute the contract
Tor the ceilings, with COED and sufficient secur tes;
and, In case the said shall f1il 20 enter into
contract as aforesaid. guaranty 20 make good
the difference between the od'sr OF the said -
and that which nav be sCoepted.
Date, 1850. Signatures Of gus.antors, A b.
Witness EF
/ hereby certify that the shove named -are
Known 20 me as able % make good their guarantee.
Signature. q n.
To be signed By the United Ststes district jui &c
United States district attorney collector OF some
persons known 70 the War Department.
~ IL dtd
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SECOND ANNUAL. PIC MIC ofthe TURNER
- ASSOCtA ZION of GeOrgetown -sr.o,1
VIII take p ace on MONDAY, July t-Te
-; az the PAkk bOTEL, nth It HESARo
The Turner's Of Washington have very kindly a.
cepted an invitation and fine song will charm he
ear tickets 81 c nts, for enc gentleman and ladies'
ON nlhuses will leave corner Bridge and Cong ess
sts Georgetown, and It'll ST., Washington, every
hour. ~ 10 a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15

part to swell the Ppans at the shrine Of this
new idol No, Sir and though, with no cx-
pectation but the hope Of improvement, we
arc not inclined by any punishment again to
send tie recipient of punishment ballooiug
through the world, yelping forth increased
volumes of Islander and malice. These are
the reasons why we have remained quiet and
shall cndcayor to remain quiet under that
which we have heard.
Mr.. SuMNER-Before this question passes
away, | think ought to mako some reply to
the Senator from South Carolina I exposed
to-day the barbarism Of slavery, and believe
shat what the Senator has said might well
print in the appendix to my speech as an il
lustration. Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15

"WERE THERE Now'-The Washington
correspondent of Chicago paper, relates tho
following IN relation to the popularity Of Old
Abes nominations
i, an Vhlo member Of tho House. being asked how he
lhvu the nomination, replied by telling story A ira
m ee nouthNesi once asked negro how far 1t was
20 certain town. The darkey replied. "Well sab,
WIN an ordinary boss, it bout sixteen mile wild
Nv smart nag II nd be bout Gig mile; but wild massa
Jim moss BOHT lr HOior $50 said the Ohio Con-
gresshah, with Seward should have had hard road
70 uaIel with Ben Wade, should have been pretty
sure o. winning the race, having dead weights but
with Honest Old Abe, i0ord tboyc roo 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CHINA
AND JAPAN.
THE CHINESE AGREE TO SETTLE wIrH THE
ENGLISH AND FRENCH.
THE JAPANESE EMPEROR AsS,sst>-,,,,,

SrmNarIlLD Mo, juno 10. The overland mail. with
San Francisco dates II thc Dist ult arrived t,,I, '
Japan dates OF April 49, and from China of Anil IA
had been received al San Francisco i'" ''i
The Chinese have concluded 90 nav tbo Eyolisb aud
fIenoi governments their expenses aud aceedc Ia All
TO be free. 'o"N'N W llFela are
Cam. americans are charged with being engaged ia the
Cp'le "alei ana proclamation has been issued In
Nmnese officials warning thcm against ki,luapp,o -
Inc news from Japan states that the Empcf5r f. I-
assassinated. 1919 '''' uu'H
me FRINGE Gorairo, at the head Of ihs Japap,se
hmeht was assassinated uu Che 18th Of March while
ON n'a way 10 The palace with his train he WAS attI
ul "ufttn japanese dressed travellers Slt rnt.n,s
were Killed, and several Wounded
one assassin who was wounded had hi. braJ ON, ,lr
Ny nus companions, and carried off, 10 prevent M brnr
I'o5h1ea' Two OF the as,assins were princes of MIR
"Ni ana were permitted graciousy 20 discmbnwel tbr
e'l,ya' 10 prevent being bchcaded. Thirty suspcctrd
Ft NeIo ueAeaded. oince the death ufhc old tycoon
an e.te ohahge has been made he Japenesu govern
i "g present dynasty beng opposed to foreign inter
u'u throwing obstacles the way OF trade and com
,n.i,e a strong opposition haa been formed aud an
l'vuoh was eAl I'd daily. All foreigners are re-
CURED not To leave the city Je lido alter dark and ate
''l'ea ny Their Consults 10 30 armed at all times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15
l01F o7IrfI I1cHI aHl rIllu-cUUrn.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
A similar letter was sent to the nominee
for the vice presidency, to which the follow
ing is the reply:

.n
Ocnfla-,,ef - y,.- .r.' p, us /" if ~ l0'O.
Instant ir FORMING mo lad tI - 'i .nrt lo'h
publican party " DE Unitc stt,. ,.., w 'eS e., q
rso, that dly had b5 unsln, ,' ' l
United State. I'. is., ,... 'lse president OF he
solutions adopted b, he "ilh The e
Those declarations cnuncaic clearly and f,rcpl, r.
,s,ar.' qit' hs and ihc objects proposed 10 be-
there is neither necessity nar nranri,t, n , t' . aga
upon Discussion of any of Them. Ihel have he ,p-
ai,hfliy s8i ro,, any action of miuc will be
! am profoundly grateful &. ,aose with WHOM, ii i, m,
l,ii', p'"''v I't'''If 90 corporate hr the no-
Der nrou4a You. Z, bc r.oi i,' l'.'g TO- ',n-
ssloeef5 ilans' Cog hc ranaasso nus r,paseJ IN ny
D, ne peanie. .i5 ,,, ,,,;. ~ hoy 1erni BE- ratified
ing o'rr r.c senate Of t.c lrtI st4ir. II ,.,
earnest end a'Hr faithfully to discharge ta,il viii @
regard FOR ihc u.hts of ili
l3 ne observed. iu connection With Ho doiug- n
W' I'Punhcau convention. tft paramount aa .oc ~ III
us, IS, to rcsruc thc normal eudiri1n If r t,ri,
9'mNin a' mono. for irce mon TbcatIc adyaoato and
,,iIs ILL., g'N I'm' rIr'' whom }ou have nuuii-
nt,," ''l W.. -.c'l place u. can grtu1 the ambition
Is by special action n that re,pe. ofthe u.c and paoi
"eh VINO Founded our institutions. The rIaht, " lre
Anlr nave There been indicated and maintained III.
". "Nn ,iir pf.c which e1 %. fiurush illinois, one uf
cue most houfshiug staics uf Me aiaIila. We.t ,,.
N"u 'tt secured % a the territories of Che Union. and
i's"Ie peace and harmony 20 thc whole country h,
.+I"i nNeN In' government 90 wAltit was under thc
~" tiu'''' men who created 10 " tic rcrtbIi-
i '''' f1'''eo 10 ih't object as they hope "a, they
ID, n tItLiH remembrance by tlc buly and
e'hInb millions oi future ages.
am very truly. yours.
o. H. IIANITN
ron "LutnF AsHfUN. President Of the Con, eption
ana others NJ tnc Committcc.
10 The philudolphis NortL 1.,- -
that n dis,;r..,,;.t,..i 20" saYs
"'a"uu cUlHeh OIL Philadelphia,
OF conservative tendencies wiabinr 10 os.,,,..
himself by dirdct testimony Of NJ Tt.I,-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15

~ The trot between Flora Temple and
"eorge NJ Patchcn, on the 9th Of June, was
won by the former. Time, ? n, 224, 22ll-2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06
Lansls n ths rarIsh u pIaaaen,inss.,.

4 LkRaE BODY OF LAND IN The parish Of Piaqaemiaes.
hs ~ Of sss osiss diydsd mo ii traes aessna,ed hy
be N98 to lsl lneaSlgely, lying partly II It ~ n r. Is
P s sssya 6s G sSfSses SS sG ss % o Y aa e
By Wnl. j Meonlloagh United States snryeyer-Genelal.
@ ee a aae sf CITE 30 f sst roai GU
ihe mississippi river, hi depth ef a5eat 7aa fee
Lots Nos S nclusyely aajDfn each other contain each
about "A superficial each apga 70 front
sAe Mississippi river, BY depth Of about iaAl feet.
about ii sapGrenl ae nssias sse about B ieei frant On
lhe Mississippi siyer. bs depth q apeat sap feet
about q sapersaf acres sssiss sas iii iset iioni on
The Mississippi river By depii Of about 72OO feet
about @ 3 S e a sat S S Fl fe ee oa saS @
the Mississippi river, ~ depth Of ahout72eo fee
Lots Nos 9s III inclnstly, adpn eae other, contain
Mississippi BY depth u absut 100 feet
u.s. li6 and III front the Mississippi river ad
Piantsiior--
No. fI6 containing About 90 superficial acres.
No. III containing about 65 superficial acres.
Lots lls TO ri Iaelsiveiy edon each s,ler contain
front On ihs Mississippi ser y depth q about 100 last
Attract OF LAND called arande cleaidrs in The par
New oeaa on he light sh isak d as Mississippi nys md al
asS x Ps Rfs ss sss n HI asS as u
pea il dsp u both des qf ths Bayou sadas ny q
y Ii and VIII Se @ so saserd s @
o y p pn II i, r wa a Messh unsd ses savesor assn
Gencrawithoat designation warranty Of quantity
lR
of land said II contain large ananiiiy Of live
suitable for shpbuding and consequently Is yaln
able
Tiis undivided half Of TRACE OF LAND The LEFT bank
q a r. I I @ ps 5ssn oa S5 ss 9oe 4 e
Rtere Ehsne commonly known the Jean Baptiste
sener Traet containing 6g acres, according plan
drawn By IOus H. Pi Guy Surveyor the dimensions being
Said tract Is designated said plan
81 and l. situated purity in y ID y n u E and partly
HI 4. I6 s. r.. fa III 4sg 3.l
OF 4 said that the lands both sides Of te Baron
yere Chenes for some distanee back arc high and The
timber thereon is very valuable
THREE TRACTS OF LAND on tho left bank Of the Misss
sp river the Parish Of Pleauepne both sides Of the
River about 40 arpeut5 back from the Msssspp
mt 10 r. IL n md composed Of the following divisions
according plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor tie
dimensions taken from plan By Wm j. MeCaiongh U.
S Surveyor Gercral, viz
No. contains. sl b5-lOO acres
No. contains. 359 81 lUp
These tracts adinin each ether
and contain together. S9l 81 l+iO0 acres
The tracts and Immediately in the of the
rlsntatiefi formerly belonging Marlin and @. b.
Lspeiietier and the tracts Nos sand Is Immediately In the
rear the plantations Of j. y de EgaiiA and Henry Doyle
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06

All the right title Of the city Of New Orleans ae
oued from the estate of John MeDonogh. without amy war
eypess swamp fronting partly the Bayou Barataa and
nary back boundary line Of the Cazear plantation
measuring togchsm m on bo sd fons a69 = 1Ipsns by an
Tnus IL Pile City Surveyor the dimensions being taken
plan by VIM ]. Mccullough United States Survey
as Lot No, Is.
SEVEN TRACTS OF LAND tEe right side of the Mssis
;nn river designated by Nos l3 H. 5 H. III IS 10 on
psn drawn by Louis H. Pli@ CITY SrsSsef he dimensions
beng taken from plan BY W AcCuiiough United States
Surveyor General, es fellows:
Tract No 3 contains arpens an irregular
form bnnned north md west by ands now belonging to L. MIL
iauen No II aud 5 parallel line with
Desrehan and south by Bnyon 0uaeha and tract No, H.
Tract No. contains about $50 afpen.s and Of irregular
sn bounded south by lands formerly the property OF T. d. De
uy by lands now belonging TO H. Alaion north by
line parallel with the south limit, anu east the Bayou
Onacha or Baraaiia. Mq
TrAc is contains about l0M arpents, and Is bounded
sorhby tract No T. line perpendicular ie canal at the
be fronting the river Mississippi sonih by the river
0ara Bsraaria by tracl No IT, and by No.
ls On line parallel with Canal nestfeliNn.
Tract No 6 contains abou SO afpen;, p Is bounded west
ie canal in continuation OF the line of division between tracts
n aud Is by tract M Is line parallel with the
llual, and south by the river OnHesa OF Baraiafia.
Tract No. II contains 5napeuts bounded sonth
tract No l6 north by the line Of tracts Nos Il 2 s. and
west by No II and east bs the river 0nacha Bar
lia and tract No. ~
tracts No I6 and IL and on the other sides by the river
aeha on Baratafta
No 10 contains 100 arpents and IS bounded on
s Ouacha BaTataa and lots Nos II ad IL, and
by lands or formerly belonging to the community Of
i hs,s stnines Convent
ATEacT OF LAND, in the District If Raratsra The
o Dupont l3 leagues from the city u New Orleans
snFipg leagues less In front said bayou by
mil Of apents being part Island bounded by
ou Dupont, the Rigoes Bayou St Denis, and sn Lake.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06

Tets les doits tres ct inafe de de la
talls acqu de Ia pope de John McIsonogh garnptis
IN MOCEAG DE TERRE mesrant 800 AZ 100 acres etsnt
IN ais de hois de aisnt face pare bayou Ba-
rataa parie fond de ID lgne Ia plantation
Gaaear ct nesufan ensemble les deuN environ 26
peats, lar prooeur itfdguere de % atpents ct ee
nle1sions dtan prise dun plan de VIM T. Mccullough voycr
general des Elas Inis, comtae lot No 49,
SEPT MoReEAUx DE rERRE snr lie c5te droit d ieliyc
Mississippi dtsgnas pr les Nos ID a. 6 f6 is 10
ataht prise dnn plan Dc Wt j. Mccullough voyer general DIES
Etats uns commc suit
lie No l3 environ apents et une
fpne rtgulere par terres innine.
nat appaenant L. laudon les IL ct
5 gne paralee e canal Destrehan sud par lie
Bayou 0uaclia ct lie morceaa No H.
No IA apents ct est Dune
oIma iEriEuere hernt sud les
prf6t6 de j. B de Gy Quest les appare.
nant H. Maudon nord par Gne ligue paraee le sud
e eenenant 1850 apents ct est borns
nord k lnfceau Nc II hsne perpendenae in
mian Ia distance iiuaeba II. FIND a
insant tace fense Mississippi par rvere
anaea c l,nfatHr est par t norcean No I6
felcean No Il, uhe paralee le canal Desrehan
environ arpents ct est born6
sud pGr lc No ID nod par la ligne NOR
Nos 2 8 ct s. par le IL ct est mar
la ryiere ouacha Barataria ct lie moroccan No Is
norceau eonenant $50 alpens ct est borne an
les Nos Ii ct III les eotd par la
riyiere Ouaeia BaiHiaria
lie No 10 environ iD arpens est borne
par T. GHrdee par BAYOU
QuArha BarataFia les Nos Il Fest mar les
manlenan cdeyaRt appartenan u
Convent DIES ufrutAes.
in aioRGEAu DE TFRRE dams Ii District Baratara sur
le BaSoh DnnpMt environ Is liens de In Vile de Ia Nouyee
dune
le bayou Dupont les Rgolets Bayou Denis 10 Petit Lac
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06
@l.baI In.llm

Les iverses sections partie de sections terre ess d
critics ont cohgnes ct iornieaien ensemble plantation
de vae la plus Fande portion aue ef favorable
pour Ia cultivation Environ Is 20 claire ct
petite gu deuX batjsses + a
bois sur ie dit moroccan de terre est de valenr. -
US MORCEAU DE TERRE dams le District Barataria -sur
IA rlFe gauehe dn Bayou baTaatia designe CONNIE lo
description No plan dresse par N Mct,nllouph
general des Etats un conssn praes ct aendanf
du Bayou de la Concession Bayou de Ia Barriee esurant
deur denvirpn 70 afpens
Upe rande artie de convert dc rtclamations
ct settlement lie drot tre Vile dc l Noi,ele
Orleans acqns de ID popre6 de John cDunorh sets yen,
OF sans aucuie gatantie quelsonque,
DEUX M0RGEAUX DE fFItRE dams District Barataria
ct dfsges selo IN plan dfesa Heais H. Pi soyer de Ii
yie les dimensions Giant prise dun plan dc W j. McCul-
lough, general des Eats uKs suit savoif
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06
Terres ms Ii, Paro1sse d,rsst Baton Ron 90

YIN RICHIE MoRCEAU DE TERRE sitne dams Ia naroissa
dss Baton Rouge Renant et de Ia
VILE dc Baton Rouge diFis en- desieHas mar les
Nos de h IL, nclus yemept, sues dams e T. T r. i w
sisani a plan dressd ps ons Pile voyer Ia VILE ies
afpelteur general des Etais Unis.
Les Nos ct eontgns coniiennent chaenn
90 aIpents sperheiels 2 peds de fee Ia
r1ytete Mississippi pTofonder ienvron IB njeds
Les Nos d O. ct sont contgHs cllacun evn
81 pieas superhee mesu cacn pietls de face ii Ii;
were mississippi sur une protondeur daengiron 659 peds
lie tiers in1iyise dUN MoRCEAU DE TERRE= sms dams
la paroe Est Baton Rouge deux cotes de ynres
bayou environ sept miles nnfd Rouge Il trs
miles nortest de Ia riyefe Mississippi et sie On nartie ans
lie az o, H. 81 W. ct en- partie dams e II ), II. s. i Il
lie dill moroccan de compose divisions
dHpes plan 1ress6 par Louis H. Pile ysyer de In vile Ia
di1lenos Giant prses dun plan dresse par Wu sriSl
Tough, afpenear general des Etats,U ,Unis, sayor
La section NO Al content, n. .aas 40 100 arpeats
la section No. 4S content u. .248 63-IO9