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!, 4, lEaE ; noDf q 1NP " ks. q Flsaaslp2s.
the Nos, 70 IL uel,s.ely king partly ia T. - r.. d
T. f ,y TtlcSef it, Gaea * 1t 2l1 irni Z pl
10y Hsu: j. Mccullough pHied states susEesor.Geuertd
S n saaee ss ns as aa sG %' qS e 1 ras s
he Msissipri river, by dsptli q aDpnt 7ao Fat.
, i NS \ nsy n e siesg s2ei@ ss zen
The Mississippi river, by depth of about i21 fee,.
Lots Nos o. iueusIses aipf eae other contain each
about tppefHei acres nsIfus feet front on
ile Mississippi river, by dclah 81 about 100 feet
, So q eH s sSg hot S,set q, contain n each
the Mississippi rivor. BY depth Of about 7a0Jfeel
Lols No. 1870 tnea.isoy en eae oihsr r9natn zach
about 50 superficial measuring each af 2f1
The aississippriser, by depth Of about7a1s feet
Lots Nos IS 70 ~ inrnsi' ely aon each othrr contain
front on thc Mississippi liver " depth j aSsa T5o ice
Lots MOI ll5, lls and II front the Mississippi river nd
Plantation
No. lI5, containing sbout s. superficial acres,
~ iii, contsillis about Is superficial actc.
Lots Nor lis IA inclarey, aelotu each oAs contain
front on The Mpi river w adeIih Of about !so feet
Attract OF LAND called In srandc cherfrr, She par
ssS .s e FL a as baa s e s eSs rT s atty atty
atp sists alpgtr from tho river Commencing =, Lee Hot
spess Il dh ' on both Side q the Bayou eldsg Bay y Of
y sss4,s lRi;se' Or sp ap s5 : te y n and
& Y @ Ss s NJ , e , sgs s,a e9saE asn
Aiwithoat any designation or Warmly Of quantity
ffiber Of Rcref.
his land Is sid eoniRn qusntity Of live
AZ suitable for ahpsaiairs aud consequently il very Nla
Able.
The undivided half of TRACT OF LAND on the left bunk
The Mississippi river. Tho pris Of flutntines about 20
miles below city or New tleHH lying both sides
Risiett Ghdne commonly ktHsH the " Jean Bapli.te
saneier Iaci ard etBiniiE 80 eee.rCns plan
taken from pan 6y William j. Mccullough United States
uTreyor General sud TRACT Is designated said plan
No ~ aad situated partly in 4 ID q r. IL ~ and partly
IL =. i. H. i3
OF his trgct il said that binds botl sidss a Bayou
or Ryere Gneh for distance lih and lie
timber ihrrreu Is very valuable.
THREE ACTS OF LAND .ia leff hank or tile issis.
rippt river IN he Parish q fauaitnc, both te Of this
Chcr, shout 80 pfpcns back FINN the Mississippi
in T. rs r. IL e. and eamposed nj she lloulpS diFi4to
according plan by Louis H. Pe City Surveyor the
dimensions being taken from par u YIN. j. Acipugh t.
s. Surveyor tiesefai viz
No. tnh'hihB u HeFeS-
No, . oniats. e, ,a59 ssUJ
Thfss tracts adIgin eaeil other.
Ths tracts Nos. and Immediately in Of tho
plantation formerly belonging Marin spse aud C. H.
III eneelier. and tbs Mo-. and T. Immediately
rslr o The plantations Of !. T. de Egai and Henry poSle
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Aabe KIT title and interest Of The city New Orleans re.
n. e,,as a q John MenonoEh withon
swamp, fronting partly the Bayon Baraiara and
ly on the back bondsr. line OF the Csels plantation and
Gehs on BON s and iht seSn IN . By
M Pil City Surveyor the dimensions being taken from
KAN by Vim j. Mccullough United States Surveyor General
rs Lot No. H.
& liver designaed by The Nns IA A. Is lo IL H. 49, on
ap pp ara e by Louis IL Pt City Surveyor he dimensions
LIN, iakpn from plan by hH D. Mccullough United States
Surveyor General, as follows;
t M s contains 100 spents and Is Of irregular
1T honnded north and west by nnds belonging L.
dn eEst by No II and 10 parallel line with Canal
nostTshal and south by Bayou Onacha and tract No. IA.
oe, No IA contains about $50 arpens and i of irregular
- nundeh south BY lands formerly tie property Of j. b, De
49, Nh ~ binds belonging L. Miandon north by
Inc parallel with The s9nh n' and rssf os ms Bayou
I ouacha or Baraaria.
,.+ No. IL contains about 1860 spents, and is bounded
o by rsc No T. line perpendicular to le canal At the
fronting on the Mississippi souh by the river
nbs ar Balslri by No IT, and By No.
."@S n n line parlte with Canal DestrehHn.
Tct No 10 confirms about SO aen and Is bounded west
ssna in continuation oi the line Of division between
- and is east ~ No. Is line parallel with tho
=. ~ and south by The river ouacta or Bar4tara.
~ No II contains about $50 Rrpen and is bounded souih
,act No lB north By the line Of tracta Sos J. . 3
f hY frac No Il, and east by de river 0aaeha Bara-
Ia ami Tract No. IT,
trets No. l6 and III aud the other sides by the river
aeha Baralflat
- M 10 contains about 100 apeBts md is bounded on
nah and west by the lands Of T. arierc, The son by
al by lands formally belonging 10 the community of
Glsalhas Convent.
TRACT or LAND, in the District Of Raraisrs, on the
o dupont abaut ~ leagues from The city Of New Orleans
5ne FIVE leagues, leg In front said bayou by
18th afrenis and being 0tan slHnd bounded by
you dupont, The Rgoe,s, Bayou St Denis and Small Lake.
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Les derses sections ct pae de sections terre clssls
critics soul cantsuc iorner;ent ensemble mn. nunt
de salenr. La plus raudc parIon e tnut ef
pour 10 cultivation Environ ~ ~ acres sot clf t
polite plaisou ct lne gu ery hati.e
bois SIR lie dit taoreeau de iefro es' de- aleur. N
Us MoRGEAU DE fERRE dams ls District Baataria ,ur
IL Na gHnghe du Bayou Barttari dtgna CONNIE In N
description No plan dres46 par Wt i Mi ,,i,
yoyer general DIES Etas Gnis consistent paircs ct
du ateu dc Ia Concession Bayou de Ia Bnrrerc 1nesrant
environ apGlts dc face Bayou Bafaaria sur inc proun
deur dtenrirpn 70 arpents. - - e ps0toH-
unegrande pafp de convert de rscanations
OF seufment lie dra tire do m Nile do In Sn%Ysil
Orleans aegis de Ia proprtla de joan AcJlagh st yendn
OF sils a1cune gafanlie quecou4ue. - "'
nEUS MoRGEAUS DEaTERRE dans lie District Baratara
ct designs scion plan dressa H. PHO yoyer Il, ia
vile, les dmtnanns atant prise dua plan DE- Nm i N,,I
lousli, s0!er gtlefal d Elts GaS, hlt snSoir
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Lands In the Parish of Saint James.

| "A LARGE AND VALUABLE TR ACT or LAND situatet
Of tbe % p s 1am an IN IL ~ II and
81 ' Louis Rs City sg the S
:G sns aso u ssak ~
Mississippi river and III upper Limit adjoining sheppsrd
Golden Grove plantation
fractional sections dcrns!sd " ~ Nes ard No
tains II. iOl0G sores and No. 256 - 100 acres.
Section No. Z. contains GIG % 100 aees And is divided
aHIaFsr sesti9ns dsgnatea BY the No and sa
ous, and contain together 1850 s4loo acres.
Section No. IS contains 44s divided
fractional parts Of sections, designated BY the Nos II
No contains 1874 6si 100 and No. l6 contains 81 70 100
containing 100 acres.
Section No 70 contains and Is divided into
tanning 16D IL lI0 acres.
Section No 70 contains $40 e aerea and into four
Quarter sec ~ ds,gaa BY the Nos ~ - = and 3 each
Section No so contains ZOE 8lon and divided into
aHrer section DESIGNATED by dc NJ ~ od f,acena Of
ait s sss No. 1t ~ re-, e. Is SS
mated BY the No. p aud containing 81 iil6o acres
Section No g ~ fractional Of quarter section dsyg
rated ~ he No = containing 10 Sfeo acres Sections from
ceres.
lot No. 70 h q ~ irregular form. lying in the lot No
q, and contains ~ 90 100 acres.
lo No. Y contains q l3l acres sdions lot No. % ard
situated IN The q tbs psnalon formerly belonging
10 y ilsh the two lots containing together lo3 800
IN N @scontains 6s ssop adloins lot No % and S
qaed b. the re oi the plantation HuS formerly belonging
10 Pierre Bourgeois
Lot No q eontaas ~ 81 lG taps Lot No m and
ia'ta ie tho tehr ii the raninou nov oaas belonging
TO dean Bic NoineFthe to cosifHhg togethvF l02 5u
arres
Lot No scoutans 70 10 100 acres adons the rear lot No "a
Is situated III The Gf ,he plsfiatiO formerly r5
Ing 10 ean DehIrada and bounded side by The la
nov OF formerly belonging to Francois fseha and others
The otsr eide by the lands nom formerly belonging
fiueDuFf. ,
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Lands in the Parish of Livingston.

TRACT OF LAND on the left hank Of The mite riyer
aheu TWO e from III month. being the rt high land s8eed
ns aid Fyrf rpm LIKE Nanrepas lying partly n n s. H. d
e. And f. y H. T., ard measuring in r. III 5I0D acres
and In r. g 6l So making tola 81 So IS acres.
according plum drawn by Louis H. pi,a City Surveyor The
dimensions being sken from pLn By H j. Mccullough e.
s. SnfYeN .tirnGra = -.
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rerres dams Ii, Paroisse d,Ess Baton Ro,,r

IN RICHIE MoRcEAU DE TERRE situ6 daas Ia ,arois..
dE Bt,9t ls9nse aenaut umadiatepent a .,5l,s de- Il
Yle d Baton itenG4, diNiS luofceay dtsfrs
Sgs g. IL I, y si,as dams lie T. i Il j. W.
dmeiions Giant pss Dun plan dessa par j. " Nci,,G
arpenteur general des Elats Unis. . ~-'ii0hsh,
Les Nos i 2, Sat sont coHgus Confinement ehaeun
% apents supeffisls mesarant chacan - peis IN r Il
rEiere sur une pFoiondcur denlTon 1000 psd
Les Nos s. 9 II sont congns confinement charup eoxi
IT PEG sHperea meSurAht ncun I'll liads de flre Ia IL
Were Mississippi sur une prof9ndqr den ,ffon s9 is =
lie tiers indilisa DUN MoRCEAU DE TERRF s;+,6 a.
Il pnroi2se Est Ralon Rensa, les degN COTS de- Cynr
= ytnt is3 ~ netu Dc BATON Ronge 1t roiy
e A. ., H. s. W. o. en- pArtia dams ID 4 i, H. s Il a4
lie dill moFcenu de tere est compose de divisions iFantae
arf IN plan Sessd par Louis ii. Pile ysyer de h Wills ii
diasltiotls eant pfiscs dim psn trsssi MIR WIN I a,a
Tough, atpenteur gfntrd dos Flats uais, a saroir
La section No 4 content, .aas 1900 arpen.s
La secti9n No. is contient- -. LIS $500
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I,EATrt or LIEUr. Il IA New York letter of
tho 9th to the Charleston Courier says:
George Washington Nav, late a first ;iautenanf
n the army. died here yesterday He had resigned
his commission, was i'll for some time, and dad 4
hopeful Christian. He served throughout The Mex
can war; and was engaged in nearly oil the battles
from Pal5 Alto TO tho conquest Of Mckee. Mans =
May was brother Of the famous Col Charles Nav.
Capt. Alay, another brother, died only few weeks
ago, at some one Of onr forts on the extreme
western Y frontier. Col. Charles May married the
eldest daughter Of our Well-kno#n citizen. Georas
Law. Capt. May was engaged to the sister of iis
brothers wife, and the time for their union had
nearly arrived, when he was suddenly cut Oh.
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Lands in the Parish of East Baton Rouge.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LASD.itnsed in the Psrs, oF
East Baton Rouge adjoining and Immediately below the cify Of
Baon 6ngc divided into eleven TRACES designated by lie N
to II inclusive and lying in r. 4 r. W.. ACCORDING h. n
plan dawn by Louis w. Pilf City Surveyor the dimensions
being taken from pn b. WA j. Mccullough, U. $ Surveyor
General.
Nor . and adon Zach other conAin.aeit about 70 al
pertcsl acfr Uraarius eh 81 fes On tae Mssspp
dlrr by depth Of about 10 U3e feet, ia
Nos g. C. and aaj1ip eaeh ether contain ennh nn n s
peffsal aetas reasaris zach I'll fce front thu Mississippi
river BY depth OF about TCSg feet tEs
Nos Q 10 and II adian ctrh ether rontan each o, "a m
pfrrd atfe neasmige eRe ii feet front On EIlr Niss
fifer by 1ept Of abQni feet. ~
The unlis ded third Of TRtCr or LAND natp in ti,e
Parish Of East Baton Rouge on bob sdee OF Cypress ayou
Abau miles ner Of Bnn Rouge and three miles 1tb
est Of the Missspr river lid ains partly in r. " H. W
aud r. IS X. II. n -
The ad composed af following divisions sccord,n
plan drawn by I.on' II Pile, Civ surveyor III, iint
NJ General, viz % - We -
Section 10 a contains DOS - 10 serts
Section No IS contains. =. -. ols ~ i'm
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A WOMAN SHor-The Austin {Texas1 Intelh-
gnDcar of the 9Th haa the fnlln,rir,or.

WOMAN SHoT.-The Austin (Texas1 Intelh-
gencer Of the 9th has the following:
On Saturday last q German, by the name d
gina Wechsler, who keeps a milliner's shop IN the
FILLER building, on Pecan street. The first shor
missed, the second took cfiact il .her shoulder.
producing not dangerous wound The scene IN
ment. The mailman (for such only couid shoof /
woman under the circumstances1 was taken b..
fore Justice Calhoun, and in default Of BAH in iii,
snm Of $4,000 he was committed to iai to await his
I'll. Tilt y we district Court. We hear as many
rumors as to the cause as there are about the nj;
GIN OF the Gortinas war. Some have a romantif.
tale Of love, shifting the scene from Germany Is
San Antonio, and from San Antonio to Austin.
moment destroyed reason <-'>
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the Late Isnapsror d Morocco.

The late Emperor afuley AbdarrharnarI, syas
born 1878, and, consequently, at the time Of lis
deceose, was 81 years old. When his father died
~ l7sa his uncle, by force, took possession III tI
throne, and held it during his lifetime diving Is
isz2 lie was tYrant Of the most feroeIot,s
mature, esta biishing capital punishnenfs and the
torture, which, before iiIs time were unknown IN
often as he mounted his horse and as soon as NJ
was firmly seated in the saddle it as his habit 10
draw g pistol from the holster and drive bullet
through The head Of the slave who had held IT'D
horse Tor him. His principal pastne and particular
pleasure seemed to be in witnessing the s1fserlile
and tortures which he himself inflicted On his i'll
low beings. se's i
He had one way Of killing captive slaves which
used to give him particular satisfaction. He had
4 circular wall built around number cf slaves
standing as close together AZ they could possibly
be made to, and as high as their heads then he
would have the faces of these poor wratorss be-
smeared with honey, which attracted rnyriaiis or
mes, mosquitoes and other insects, and finally
caused their deaths after the most lingering tor
lures. This was called the punishment os the wall
and he would invariably be present to enjoy fh..
Screams and agonies of the suffering slaves who
were dying by inches. Before his death he aay,s
orders that his nephew should succeed him which
he did, and leaves Mt his death no fewer than sew
enteen children: the oldest SON, Sidi Mahornrned
being Hty-six years OF age. He is q man of very
energetic character. Several Of the Eoycrrlars a.
different provinces AFRO his bitter enemies ami have
sworn his downfall, and many Of the PRINCIPAL
western tribes are also disposed against hiasfso
that i is plain he has many difficulties to overcome
before ne wiz be allowed TO reign III peace and
tranquility. Translated from the Swedish for the
Alta California. -
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fs'-.'ss-iS DiElHu

Ha-TERNEs EFT goNDITIoNs-JJ enopferno ,,,,...-.
E Ia hsanss sur I'M efsdis dun enS rois ans IN BIZ
Ionsne garis hyrotheqne special sur II pranris " y
dne avee tens les privileges dR rendenr et Ii ca1e e
aieHando, les dts beEa perteront nt5ret Au faux de
de t date juSna ture desront ere endoss Il e
qs par lie eeinil des Finances da CoR Comnan assant
CONNIE Hoard Gee I0mmsaires du fonds Ecoe Mennoh
En- cas- De nepaeneit aucun das dts hes naurite ce
Peferont ntsret mAture an tank de nnr 80
juSqna pars paiersenf. Cee dernjsre ond;tia
seaendera do manere reiarder placement dauctn &
billeis anaturite. A' ues
EIes acqndreurs netteront en- possession anYa ,-o
ffais, il rcqus denx sc eoaoiEer sux
diti"n- Dc Ia yenc cdessus mentonnes dams qirze os n
jour az Ia Fene ct dams e de daa Negligence AZ s
part 10 propFidte acqus anonce 81 yenn nc@
legal ~ avs ee ueant
rails 6ns scqusreurs. = = '.e 4 AeA
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lha.-n.lln


The several sections and paris Of sections Of aSeve
2cred are ali contiguous, and together Would d valuable
s,psT plantation rgef portion of .e hand high and
oeptibe cultivation About IL or % cleared and
re- ex5s on IaId snail dwelling and one ar to am.
&ssrses The timber the esid tract is valuable.
TRACT or LAND in tie Barataria Di4trie on the left
nk of the BaSou RaraaFia, designated La No g dcsop-
s,on M g. on q plan drawn by William j. McCuIoaeh
Tinted States Surveyor General consisting Of ptAre aud ex
Tending from Bayou d. IA Concession the anu Ia Bar
rierr measuring about 81 fpes 'front.' tho Bafala
hy aiont 20 arpents in depth.
Iage portion of this tract is covered by superior claims and
only the right title and interest Of the city Orleans ae
oyed from Of John McDonogh will sold and With
cut ans warranty whatever.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND In the gara,aria District and
esgnaed according ioa plan drawn BY Louis H. Pt Cis
yeyor the dimensions bcing taken ftpm pAn by VIM SieCu
Ronrh United states surveyor General rs follows viz
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DREApFuL TRAsEpY.lon Thursday evening 4
man by the name of James Hart, residing ~ The
village Of Sandersyille, in Fayette county, XIV.
cut iils Wifes throat with bowieknie killing her
instantly; and then turned upon his little son who
had run to his mothers resene, and also very Sc
yereiy ent enc Of his arms. Hart has been Arrest
% and committed to jail. Tie is said to be q bad.
dissipated man, so much SO, that his wife, who Is
represented as having been yery anliabIe v..s
man has found il very difficult to live with him far
several years. On The day Of tho murder. he
came to the County Judges Office and got out q
writ tor him, affirming that she considered herself
in imminent danger whilst he was Mt Iaras. The
wife murderer has q large family Of children.
Lexington 0hserver
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4 IN,
. Al he g. csass Ezah.1l ls60. at IL o'clock N
ra nhT p xEkY ,TALgABI OF GROUND in III
bounded ~ camp 's cSsl hs s he rsdsnes e
| TWEsTY roTs ao.,u....,
pinn drawn BY Louis H. P ciy surycyor md ~ e.
ioiiows: ~ r. - teenss1ing =
inches and us . fl aps eas s ohsr ssa
~ rorns the corner Of Camp and seventh ssess i
On on 6a% nS,a az b o,hsr eeA
LOTS Nos SO adon eaeh ot; s a M 2. Iofeet
ns NJ I'd ,s- .es dp sa e e.,
81 ior Ps sJ II s ssss
iss s e1 i ans e f from depth sssa
streets : '''ins 'he corner Of chesnai and SIKH
f nes foni am and v sdsa each Other ana each
inches and lines 'front.' an oher and measure each 81
FRET os No. IS forms sts ss s ssS Sf 4
s'1 TmTs - 1s.e1'i
ss lines front street ss A dp sa s sa r..
nSy- Thi. s,nars u,u y.
e. ssa evenings. # gs NJ ss ss!Srs
b,aSca ~ ASD CONDITIONS ee and the
ssi e ss 1a,s
PsHesai lid sls 1 n ss sI and
pess the purchaser NJ fs'sF Notary Pusc he
Ar I'm Fn9 ~ Iy ssIE. FOR DIrIs
-or- ~,
in III. irnnsdsta ~ shE IN Tho Fourth Distsiet
Burnside ESD ''''-'s q 'ha elegant mansion Of Il.
TWO MODERN BRICK DwEytIsor - ,
Avenue. On Washington
TWQ-sToRY FRAME MODERN Ry-1rr r,pv, 49,.
Constance street rear 80 I'm Filling,
Ground DeTbgny street. for eecon ,, and Lot Of
s4r,si4u.1sIn,, III, 49,, f ~ nefelhe % Tie gS
~ a1''- a a,oui ssA HkRSlSGER ROBB
esefstsed-
BY J, B. Walton
"a. r-Ao-s,
= ARetonecr-~5 fice, 10 Bank PIsre
AANUEdDAY. Jim. 81. 1864 aS 10 .,,,
- NJ IT. the & Charles BY Virtue and IN
o. Az order Of the Hon the Second Dc. Cor 1,
g N, esss9 s q Nth Ioais VI Rob ecssd So ID ss
following Described yaluablc pept III to9Wit on' Ahe
TWENTY LOTS OF GROUND ii ths Fonrfb ,y,,. !,
square bounded by Washington ayc1up Fnrr.s it,Sy ~
Live Oak Streets designated b. the Ma ~ n T. Laiei and
pian drawn BY Louis H. Pills City Surveyor dated M. e
lsaa 'eo oec.-.'
front Washington aveune BIZ d. NH al ia geo = teet
~ II esInef p Warrington srenne and Laurel street
~ = etch other and each 32 fee.
dSTs " " m Ia asenae BY depth Of I2s feet
Washington avenue b d ~ rs sur each e fes
1 q Washington avenue ve Oak strse,
inches front On iv s pir aisa measure each ~ feet
No. forming the Of Fourth and IJls nt iee Lot
LOTS Nos 10 to 10 adon each other and "a 80
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Terres dams Ia Paroisse de Jefferson,

IN CERTAIN MoRrEAU DE TRRRE slime s,,y Ia r;y.
droie dH BaSon Ba1tara compose de- sections ct prie de
sections scion plan desFi pnr Louis H. PHI
nt ~ fe les Dimensions dal p5 dun plan al ]yn1 i H.,
Tuough No'ef general dcs Etats Un data lie II dayr
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Total 1855 f2Igo !.
snlvsn plan dresss par onIs H. Ps VOW. de La WIZ
les dimensions stani prs dun plan e1ss psr VIM Mefi
longh, arienienr general dcs E;atsU nIs .
DEUX MoRGEAUx DE TERRE r,esurant GO 7sifs, ~
Denis, dams lie I. IL. r. S. 23E. re- - =
LIE lot No mesuraRt % 50f0o a1pepss
lie lot No u Inesurant A 2S-lUo arr4nts
tant Toes deux parties de " section NJ 49, elon plan
drssse par Louis H. Pi yoyer de s Vile 4 dimensions Gtant
neral de, Etats Unla. = p
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Land in me Parish OF st. Bernard.

CERTAIN TRACT or LAND the ieft bsn,s Of the Mis-
Sipt river, situated ia the parish Of St bernard, sgnaiea
hy The No. containing III 79lG0 acre. lying suction
No ~ accgriing 10 plan drawn BY ioms H. f City Sur.
ytynr the dimensions being taken feon plan W Nm j. Me-
ualtoush. United Suites Survey General.
This tract Is contiguous tho boundary line between the
parishes Of 81. Bornard and 0es ard Hes enIlfeIy III the
parish Of IT. ear ard adals the tract eboye described
mo 3 int lie isHf II f}si6snsl
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ESTATE OF TER LATE JOHN MeDoNoGH
UNRESERVED CASH SALE OF TITLES OF LANDS
situated in the Parishes Of ST. James, Ascension and Living
sion, Tor account of the city OF New Orleans.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Iity Aunt



MONDAY, january a3, 1850, at 10 o'clock
Nl NJ, III the st Charles note Exchange Immediately pre-
cedin the crest sale of lands acquired by city New Or
sold - ~
l. Al the right title and interest the city New Orleans
required from the estate Of John Mconosh without
Ihts Thateyeg to Of land situated IN the Parrish of
Livingston in Townships and To- 81, r. and f. being
bounded the side the river by the lower line Of the
William Conway claim and conflicting with the said Claim, said
tract being al that part Of The claim Of john 1cDonogh Dr.
lo No Nv Of the Register and Receivers Report of Nove
PCT 10Th Si6 lies behind and north Of the lower line Of the
William Conway claim.
An the sht title and ineres. Of the city Of New Orleans
acquired from the of John AeDonogh, without any
rant whatever in and 70 claim 10 the undivided third Of
nso adjoining and lying below part Of the above described
ae and situated in Townships g. 10 and H. s. r. H.
commencing distance of 10 apens from the Mississippi
Se and running back being part Of the land covered by claim
No. 81 Of the Registers Report Of January 6, 1871
RThe above claims sold sbecto contract passed
before f. Boany Notary Public by which the city Of New
Orleans transferred undivided half thereof is council
who undertook 10 prosecute and establish the sa1ne.
Hd-TERMS-Cash. die
PROPERTIES DE FEU JOHN McDoNo GH-rBNTE SANS
reserve compliant de Tires de u6es dams les
ross st. jacques Ascension ct Livingston pour e eopte
de Ia Vile de IL NouYplls- Orleans.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encanteur de Ia sile
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-18

The above described hands lie pRy the following town,
ships, viz tn IA aud -, n ~ ~ ~ H. IA and Is 81 X NJ
and secondly tract Of land Designated tbs plan
Nt!e9 ~ we rea Of me lH formerly belonging 70 lean
commencing 10 rpeuts from tho Bay Iaourre and bepr
IN 4. Is, S. r. Is 4
The opaonsas Railroad entirely through No Of the
above described lands aud torho No last described HE
line where il RdiOIHa The lands formerly Of tiuedry