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TnE WAR n NEW GaasADa.--Frorn Dc pan.,a.

The WAR N New GRANADA.-Fram the Panama
Star OF the I'd inst, We extract the following:
by the schooner Liberty, which arrived NJ Asn;,,-
wall on the 18th ult., have recent adyces rom
Garthagena reported TO us by the operators Of the
Panama Railroad Company :. 49,
On the 9Th nit, Neto attacked General posaf,a,s
forces at Barranquilla and gained /, victory kinp
hfty-three of Posada's men. Cen Posada himself
IS reported as badly wounded - -
Nleeo lost four men, killed, and sixteen were
wounded on both sides - ! - -
Tue Constituent Assembly has met at Garfhagens
.President, DR.. Antonio del Real The first act of
the Assembly was to annnl the laws called the
Unconstitutional Laws OF the Federal Congress-
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Geographical peculIarItle. Of Morocco.
We abridge the following from recent SPANS
newsnanar.

! We abridge the following from recent Spanish
| newspaper:
The Moorish territory IL divided. like the A Ire.
rine, into Tell" that is, country susceptible of
cultivation, and 'tzahara," or desert. The al.
riding line between these runs between 40 and so
kilometres south OF uzdah or Undxdah on the
frontier OF Algerina. to snluga and thence to the
fountains OF siz and Laragh on the northern sope
Of the Atlas; then sIirting those mountains and
inclinng towards the south TO the Lake Eddah;a
| terminates at Cape Nun. The Tell covers a strip
of country whose eastern border is nearly parallel
to the coast Of the Atlantic, $50 KILOGRAMS in
length and 800 or 400 in BREADTH being about Two.
fths of all Morocco and nearly half the extent of
Spain.
Morocco l. very productive, notwithstanding the
neglect of the people. In January the fields ara
covered with grass flowers and young grain; in
wheat, maize end sorgho; and these, under the
culture of miserable wooden plows and rough har.
rows, never yield less than thirty fold. and some
times seventy and even eighty. On the plains and
mus grow owes, hgs, pomegranates, almonds,
oranges, oaks, some of which are epergreens, and
mulberry trees; and their southern slope bear
date palms, whose fruit is one of the fayorte kinds
Of food of the Moors.
There are also numerous date palms in the north
and west; but their fruit is Inferior It is sufficient
to say Of the oranges and lemons. that they ara
esteemed above all others in Spain and lks, I'M |
grapes, ripen much earlier. The melons ripen in
simultaneously and therefore cannot be eyported
In short all fruits and vegetables abound III Moroc
co, and are of the finest quality.
But the locusts sometimes produce terrible fin. |
mines; and by injecting the air when dead, bring |
on the plague and contagious fevers Lions, san |
theirs, bears, hyenas, jackals and foxes abound in
the woods; while there is much trade in fine cameIs
oxen, bnfalos horses, mules, asses and sheen. |
Poultry is extremely abundant. Camels are far
cheaper than mules, though carrying heavier bur-
dens, and more able to travel in deserts and on |
rough roads. They. can transport troops with |
great rapidly. The horses in the north are Of the
Barbary breed and in the south of the Arabian.
and, although the tyrannical government seize IN.
on all the beasts when they can, some of the III
dependent tribes in the interior rear those Of the
best blood, with the greatest possible care and |
attention, equal to what is practsed in their oriai
nal country, and by the Arabs Of the desert,
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A syarArHzrR RouanLy HAsplrD.-The Pa.

. A sYaPATHtaER RouaHLy HAspiEp.-Tbe Pa.
yetteville North Carolinan says:
We learn that on Saturday night a Brown symna.
thzer was very nearly made to try an .nrial swing
by some Of our Young fellows. It appears that a
field Railroad, expressed his admirafinn II III
Brown, and hoped he might die such death as his
Some Of our town boys thought they would give
him chance to die his death, and quickly rope
was procured and he was hoisted above terra frnla
ers, time would not be given At length. when
he began to exhibit signs Of strangulation. thew iii
him down, and gave him an opportunity to run m.
but he declined doing 500 he was. therefore, again
suspended, and, on being lowered, having COT n
good chance to escape, he made tracks most ran.
idly, and left town. .@f
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sournERs MAsurAeruREs. Lezinnton laa;..

sourHERs MANUFACTURES, The Lexington mis-.
sissippil Advertiser of the 18th says:
Our enterprising fellow citizen, Mr.. John M
West, We learn, has, in connection with the an;tai
invested ny himself seeursd the sum Of about SO
ration cotton mandatory in this neigh6orhoeea.
And from present iniicatons the establishment oy
such factory is a Fixed fact A charter for the
company IS now being drawn mp which win bo
sanaaseed 10 the Legislature during the present
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Encsnieur de Ia Vile,
Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
i UNDI, lie ~ de janyier 1850. a midi, a la

L CNDI, 1e y de Janyfer Is6U, midi. q In
Ii Ba,se dc pHotel sii.GhRe il snndu Ia
grande de aais Ia vile de Ia Soaeie orinns
dos pFopri6tds de John MtDonogh, decide
1os les droits es nlsrst de 10 vile de Ia Sonsee-
Orleans arqis de- propriiis dc John McDoneh
gtrsie luscnqne III, sita dams Ii paroisse
de Livingston les Townships TO- s., H. ct u, Giant
borne lie ee h plus pres a aeuse par Ia ne de la ecla
nation William Conway oppoSf Ia die relamaton
dit de tan toue ceie pate % d reclamation
de John Mcapogh flB Co. No 4j fur Id r6gsre rapport
racereu d 30 de sl6 ua nord de Ia lgue
du fond de Ia racigma lon de William Conway
q Tous dro itres ntare de Ia Vile de Ia Nsuvele
ORLEANS canis propristss de John McDonngh
grRnis Feoene dams IN tiers iaiyse dun moroccan dc
cotisas has dune partie DIT CT dessas
crit et situe dams les Townships 10 ct H. & r. f. com
nsen1ant distance de 40 rpen du euse Mississippi en-
arrGre parsie de Ia III reclamation No
81 dp rapport du Rigislraeuf de janFfer u, 1921.
R@Ies deux rfchnanns meniiennses
suettes IN pGreYau L. Bouny pnta,re
public par ieqnel Ia VILE Dc Ia Nonsalle- TRANSMITS
proeacur Motto ndise, qu eutrepfIs dotAhir les
dites rtcamaipnS4
HseruSDITIuNS-Co Compliant. dal
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HIea PRleR RoR cess.-Tie San antonio Texan
Of the 9th says.
Corn is now selling here at So per busbei asld,
az We understand the supply is extremely limited,
she price Is likely to advance stu higher. Onr
farmers would do well to send In q quantity. But
ter and eggs win also command god prices.
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EMleEArios 70 TKxAs.-The Mobile Advertiser
of Sunday says II
The steamer VIM. Jones'. Jr. came in from
Wetumpka about 81 O'Clock last night, with 9S7
bales OF cotton, and $50 passengers--al0 n IN
cabin. and $50 on deck. The passengers are
mostly emigrants bound for Texas -
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, According to plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor
U. > sarveyor-deneral. '-'
IW0 IHAGTS OF LAND measuring 5 70 100 acres on The
right side Of the Mississippi river situaed on Inc bayou 81
Denis, In T. 1s, y. r.. 23E "
Lot no measuring 20 b0-I00 acres.
n., Lot No "A measuring Az 2s-iUp acres
so being parts Of section No 3 drawn by
Louis H. Pile City Surveyor the ditusnsios being taken fron
spah by VIM J. Mccullough, u. i. Surveyor General
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Two PERSONS SUFFaeArRD.-A dispatch dated
Boston, January 9th says:
Mr.. VIM. Saucer and wife were found dead in
their bed yesterday morning, at their residence,
Haverhiil, Mass. Their death was caused by the
coal gas escaping from the fiue. Mr.. SANGER was
of the firm of Messrs. Cheney, Ayeril & Co., ex.
pressmen, of this city.
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Making together, ..-.............l2ii o5la =.
Lands in the Parish OF ST. ranmany.

|
Lands fn the Parish OF ST. Tammanx.
| FOUR SEVERAL PORTIONS OF LAND situated in III,
Parish Of ST. Talnmsny The Bayou Liberty designated ne
dimensions being taken from plan by VIM ], MeGale,ush
aud having each rom on Easea hS d one %4 pt al
bsa depth Of seven and Que third G arpen extending
sd ios io 81 ! H. Il EN- e. and sds r.
Lands In the Parish of Assumption,
acquired FROM the John McDonoeh without any af
LAND situated in The Parish Assumption on the Canal which
lcaa from the Bayon Iafourche Lake ferre
FL aa, p n a1asR from plan f BY ssSg2E s
State as composed Of the following divisions
No l3t eentainins eo2 . 100 acres.
No 1856 containing $50 70 loo acres
These tracts situated partly in T. ID s. r. II K. and r.
ton distance Of aben - from the Bayou Laouche
,nG a IN = ~ y Nah III said oGs e 3
yeyor the iuegson being taken from plan BY VIM Nc.
tract Of land i. situated Immediately in the rear of the
and 81 considerable value. .sseA 'si0
a LARGE BODY or VARIABLE LAND in the parish of
II + Il Il Is h. INTO siS ots Of H. ioaw
I IL afSsS 1.a n ts a IRONY b
plan by Nil D. MeGHong, Tinted States
Lot No. being s. W quarter OF section A. contains l5s 100
acres.
Lot No being g W quarter Of section A. contains 15 loo
- ~ ~
No is the n. W quarter of section 49, and contains
l6l Il 100 acres.
No. Aisthe N quarter of section 49, and ei loo
acres
No SIS the s. quarter 49, and contains lG7
- w
No. the s W Of section 49, contains i6
acres, making a total of 1855 6O-le1 acres. - - w
This property Immediately In ths roar Of some nr
finest plantations the Bayou lafoureht esieeed to he
poses 'A PUG
Lands In the Parishes of st. Landry and
We Calcasfeu.
80 hARaE BODY OF LAND situated partly in the Parish
cast and wes1 sides Of the Bayou Sez Pqui in T. &
according plan drawn by e1 # iaf sa9 S divisions
anhesons being taken from plan by VIM McCulIourh r. :
sec a. contains. 1913 SI.i6I
Making tha total area ........... a757 3Ilea
k8-TERMs AND GoNDITIaNs-eneB ftb cosb .ns ~.
balance on credit of and four wears II, w.,
of the purchasers nude payable Citi Bant If
the vendors privileges and lie eiause O. d nd sold With II
aoes II % sa q ny rate q per cent per nun from
feaaed { the tiHnnce Committees of lie Common Copnei
maturity unpaid bsa Interest from Il 1ae notes a
ton viii moi De % construed rs 10 anihpris ent DIS GOa
payment OF The notes at maturity. - @
nThe purchasers will themselves to be mt In
with The terms and conditions sale above set forth WIKI
fifteen days from the day q sale and in delay OF
neeci on lher pant the property purchased by them re-
advertised and sod for thef account and risk without further
expense of The purchaser. die
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Lands In the Parish OF st Charles.

TRACT OF LAND fituated In the parish Of ST. Charles
measuring aloni three leagues In length and front the Bayou
ocS Aenand and Bayoud Prince koir
on said bayos beginning Petit Assnds
lending AZ Tar down the ad the lands Of Mons Michel
leringue. near the mouth of Lake 9uscha.
The said tract 2l5 acres composed Of
e following divisions according plan drawn by Louis H.
e lily snrfcyor, the dmenHions being plan by
VIM j. Mccullough, U. s. Surveyor General.
Section 81 in T. H. s. b. % e. contains I2e 20 100 acres
Section ~ In u 10 s. r., n H.. contains % 500
Section 40 mt 10 r. p r.. contains % 1910 acres
Secton Al in r. IS s. r. u H. contains IL 81 100 acres
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Darn on THE TnAck.--The Charleston Mercury

DEATH on THE TRAcK.-The Charleston Mercury
of the 18Th has the following:
A negro, about twenty years of age. who had
been set to mind cattle, was killed on the Charles
ton and Savannah Railroad, on Wednesday after.
noon, about nine miles from Edisto. The boy was
asleep on the track, lying between the slespefs
when the evening train for Charleston approached.
The noise of the approaching train sufficiently
aroused him to raise his head when the engine
struck it, completely seyering it from the body,
and dragging him some distance. The whole train
passed over his body, seYering his legs and break
ing both arms. He was not seen until it was too
late to stop the trains and whenseen, the engineer
thought the object was some animal. The con-
dnctor received the testimony of several gentlemen
nthe train that fault attached to the officers of
the road. 4t
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LANDS In the Parish or Orleans.


Lands In the Parish or Orleans.
.s T as Ss pi As ass s ss oP
' Ssni , # hS Hs Ms ssa Gsg ga q
On the side BY belonging Prosper
Hoa Brothers which q land composed q brea different
E C aissyor he nsnon III bx s sawh aa ~ en-
En AeGuoash u s. surveyor dsas i As ioopw a t ~
Orleans figured on ths mentioned plan the
sss I Ct 20 ssS S Tracks Or een q land N9 g
the and ssI ,i Ssm ,1sas
ap q J. Y ns ssssr ! nss "
depth Of forty arpents, where ii joins ot No. %.
And TWO TRACTS Or PORTIONS OF LAND, lying
" he s11 u s1a nd fisa T.
9az ssS ss an ss aS m
with the full width plantation formerly belonging Piers
s psi sa r. Hi .sas Ap.
4 rom ~ Y a sny & s4sda ss
s wss b. @ [ R.sa s rsar es
parallel .es ats q @S isios 4etos - =
:, SIX LOTS OR PARcEIs OF LAND, In the parish Of
Orleans .s. ih Eh, ssss q s Gys forming
~ G IT, P ' en- ss arseyo
e. sa sk and a Y s.s y
plan one arpeni front the River Mississippi b, aens
fhs said ss Io,s lying contiguous other and form
lower sIds 6y ot No. Il on lie aid pian TScss
r s saus sre @ the I @ e and o admirably sued
"A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND, situated ii thu parish IF
s Sans desss'ea BY ths " containing Y r 100
Ing 70 dawn Is a II r CIV " an " i afs s
snsols being ta&sa from plan By VIM acCnloash y.
eo,tsnnE U, 2 lt and lying partly II sections No q
plan drawn Ut Loais IL filis Gs surveyor he daa,ions
Genefai.
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CURIOUS FACT housing TRieres.-Mr Bepjs-
min w. Jones, Of this city, recently oyerbauled i
drawer of old papers in his store which he had not
disturbed before for years In this drawer he found
o mouse's nest, composed of small bits Of papor,
intermngled with which were three, five and ten
tie rogues had, from time to time, stolen from the
money drawer to adorn their nest. There were no
pieces larger than ten cent piece in this package
OF pnrloined property. portland Argus.
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J. B, WALTON.

fI'roprtetes de feu John AcDonogh continuity
Fer I'M aTpsnage recent se ronvs cue &c moroccan Dc
ere est de 1865 l2l00 axuantk. cnntrre snii
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Terres dams IL Paroisse az 81. ,Jscaues.

Terres dams La Paroisse de st. jacques.
IN G ns5s IT RJcE aoscsAu DIR rEERE stue
sseo T. sson i t. os II s seon n 1.
sa d psss s sa h nss l r @
SS Sas AZ NE Es gIpis ls d q
| 'ation Golden Grove de ~ Shcpperd.
In sscan No II content 4s3 $500 Arpcnts ct e., ify en-
Content III o5 dy D. ss
Z sec,ou \. X content ss . ct en-
canenss ~ ls apen Il dess sections
La section No 10 content Az 81 I'M ar,en. 81 A -
ii eeasn III s 81 ss atsn X No
2Jlgo arpen. " - Nv Az ''l.-e'. -f
Ia section 70 4 content arents e. Ell. yee e, oot
onass de IA sloa as par rs Nos 10 Of ii c5nenant
La section No Is content go 7sloo srruts p. on
f 9asps snsss d a esSa deses s i is
ts ais ss,'an s sGn,snt 80 ssa en- qua.
nsnt ehaemi l60 u 100 arpents. - - - = - 0e
T. section % eeaent a seots ct est ife en- ona,t
agsrt d. ,eetio. dfsnss No lie No Is Content n
penis. f' ~ ~ "a l'' -oloo ar
IN section ~ a ct parc fssctonueIle ann ap,,. d.
section dtssua perle No u i X i arpent nc
La seson No g est as ptre I'M quart d.
enAinbic ~ % 100 arp4As ~ = CONSIGNMENT
Ite lot No forne irrs guliere start t, ~
lot No 2, ct content IL Co. 100 srpsnts. ~ e uN
IL lot No q conent y IL 100 aspen,s ont 4 M ~
rue s,r 'sett DC habation nliuesnt on atrefo
pents ' iV' ''-Aov ~
islo No q eon,ien q 49, 100 arens hint lie Nh % 81
t sn le s9itatiea nalntsiin gu
tenant Pierre Bourgeois. - 'e''te ttIpal
lelo No % con'cnt e 81 100 arpeas o7t Ia M % 81 4
t1s aW far3era Ne ftqiatio naIiiefsnt on
iennnf Jeea It, tuiesles de ensemble canfsnanf n9
10 100 arprns ~ eeA'sAea1 io-
lot No 30 eontian 80 to1 aspent Joint ie lot d. r,
No q ct tue arriere de Ehab;ta,o ~
treifs apparieisnt Jean prcarrlS es ir II ~, e, 49,
les errs rlAin1ant on anfrefois partenar PrNnr psi
q lutf e DC laptf1 cote pnr les llenst OF, a,re
fois nppartenant jean PrecouIt. ' W suie-
TcrTes dams In Pnroisse de I,iy5neston.
UN NoRCEAU DE TIRJsE sur Ia ge gneIe A. la ,v;ars
Nnnte environ de, miles de euuieurbnre tsn u ~
nieFe serre hate qpc on mone Ia die
usuis y lac Mauepas Giant Hitu6 pr1e dan. n u
y ~ q 10 II y r. n ~ n,rant dsns IL : III T51a ~ y.
penis ct s1- lie y Ib7 IS 100 af IN tass H. 80
do la vile. les dimensions pr=es dun ,i ~ "
n. Mceuonsh, arpcatcur santral de5 Ep,s- tns - y
Tcrres dasss Ia Paroisse de La foI,rche In.
terEeEr.
IN GRAND MOROCCAN DE TERRR comm sons la ,or |
&c Sacherin nnsne lyandai sitna dams IA narnssa IL M
fonrelie fnterlenr, aisant face prtc Id a, a aa
CT en- part an Petit Lac DIES llcinsds conp son M, @
drsse par Louis H. 1iiie, dc Ia VILE les d1ento @
pres d, IN pnn fessa par " j. Met,uloprl
raj des Eiats Ihis doa divisions sniYttltes = : "a -
" 70 conienans environ 1879 arpents
10 80 4lD
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PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT, a
Tmbered Land in the Pafish Of IberSe close 10 the Nc
z J.B. WALTON,

AreTIoNGEE--Dhlre 10 Bank Plnrs
A HIGHLY valuable tract of land msfinim-
IN ing The Mcpanough lands late the property Of liz ei f
Baltimore known Section No. 10 in TOWNSHIP III Rang IL
East containing esS ~ 100 acres. = e 50
This considered Of the valuable in the STATE
only the immense quantity Of cypress and other nhe
which contains bu, tos III admirable quality or its soil
n- For appy to ]. b. WALTON AHctoneer No 10
Bank Plare. ss6 If
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J. 3. WAITON.=

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McpoNoGH
GREAT SALE OF LANDS, in The Parishes Of ORLEANS
BIT. BERNARD, PLAeUEMIEEs, JEFFERSON ST.
CHARLES, ST. JAMES, LIVINGSTON LAFoURcHE
INTERIOR EAST BATON ROUGE, ST. TAMMAEY.
ASSUMPTION. ST. LANDRY and cALcAsIEU on lsny
credit by order and FOR account Of the Mcponoh School
Funds city Of New Orleans
BY ]. B. WALTON,
81 City Auelontcr,
Office 10 Bunk Place.
MONDAY, January 23, 1850, begInning at
~ IL O'clock NJ at The ST. Charles Exchange, and
following day, II requisite
BY order and for 81 The ei Of New Orleans viii
proceed to sell ~ public nncte without limit the
following described valuable Lands acquired by tue city New
orieas from she estate OF John AcDonoh, deceased ow
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J. B. WALTON.
(.kstate % 0le Late Jolla McDonoh eoulin,led.l

by recent survey the measurement Of this xac has b,
aaeefhlned TO bn lH55 u lu0 acres. ID follnMa: -
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j. B. WALTON.
1s DE- w hLxUNs
SUCCESSION OF JOHN MIsTGRs, DECEASED.
BY J. B. WALTON,

| oe1N5"cf'ttt@f ". ID,
By J. B. WALTON,
Auctioueer-0Aice, 10 Bank Place
TH3sU THURSDAY, the 18th OF january, 1850, al
~ O'Clock NJ at the St Charles Exchange by virtur and
Y pursuance p an order Of the Hon III Morgan Jadge d
the SECOND District Court, dated April 1859 Win te aod
Tor account Of the succession u john Hinurr
THE SLAVE GRACE, grife woman aged about 70 yecrs
This slave now absent in Wesdys Mis- VIII Be- ssld hy
description, witilout any guarantee Whatever X
MS~FERIS-Cesh.
Act Of sale before A. Mazaeau Notary Public at the expense
SUCCESSION DE JOHN MIsTURN, DECIDE.
PAR J. q. WALTON,
rUx-rxx Encanteur-BEreaa 10 Bank Place
fTU t1D.ls IL ~ de Janvfer 1860, d midi, . la
I'm un Srdre r.
non 4 H. Morgan, Juge dc la Deuxieme Conr IL Distfjet
De john Minfnrn, DECIDE - p e 80 'eoeeFS'su
grifonne, agse denyiron q apa
sei1se esi mantenan WoodsIls MISE ee sra yen
sans aucnne graae queiconaae
frat d rn.s pardesani A. Aazureau no,re public ac
.eel. dc 81 jsls 10
IN THE FoUETH DISTRICT
grounds Of j. burnside ga go 'p'e''a'o lshei0h $40
n
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Terres dams la Pa,oIsse de St. rammany.


Tcrres dams Ia Paroisse de ST. Tammany.
ou ,a, NoKeEAg q DE TERRE D1frEREYrs 81
dssisnt dapres plan dresst par H. Pile Soyer a.
Mtoa ss ansae ssl PAID d. An Esp par
y y Vet III 4 san chaeun me feads dun a1ent sd,
eT IA enda sq Avenue Lauren ps sur ns snpsl e. N
9nt ne ads dim spSnt eae dts lots IN,
mile dn Lac Pontehartrain. = t = al
Terrcs dan la Par0fsse de pAssomn,in,,
Tons les aos tFe intFa la vile de la Nouye,e rls
ans acaui, de Ia prepI6tt de John Mcnono sans aacune en-
esa d snpan, sur L canal aa I canii
par Louis Il r de- IL III, i. snso sur un pn
prise dun plan de Wm Mccullough sossT st m DIS E hahi
ms, " conPoaes DIES divisions sni yantes, SAVIOR
No IN eonenant .ua IS. 100 acres
- No las eonteIant 800 ~ loo acres
~ 7lesei sont stns partie dams 10 T. 49, r. S. Il f.
IN NeReEAu DE TERRE DE ysI.UR dams la Parefsss
de ssSnniio nne dI,ssnee denslen 40 aans du yan
sS tSms Il Ne 81 scion IN psn dre pr Louis IL Fis
Mccullough royer general des Ets gns Ct conenaut Il
G. Tosssn d. tssss 81 sa ds
hgaucotp de sslenr. w. ~ ''Au. u
USE ETESDUE DE TERRE DE V aI,E1- n da,s la ...,;
e. As1snptSs e SNTon = arent yon aoarehs
n az narties he - I utdss IN N lois conposes dies
i9 P H Ny T. Ia Vile Les prise M
Lot No Giant lie s. O. section 49, Gentleman. 10
2loO acres. - -is ias
Let No slant lie quart s. o. de la section A. e. ,s
aoiu0 acres. ''t tos
Modest lie quart N o. de la section 49, ct eon,epa, ,e
1e-l00 acres. sA'Al 4oi
No est quart n Eide la section 49, eon,ensn. IS. % I'm
acres. ~. --A=ioo
So5s- ie quart T. de Ia section d. conenas. s, ., ~,
acres. s' --aflo
No et ls quart De ia section 49, coutcaant ls7 as,
eets rrorFie'f est snd dams lie des Mus belI.
tons sur lie t'aou iAiourele at tn ne granie xa
lie Do qui est dsss ct les nieyets aeficuttre ef
Terres dams les Paroisses de ST, Landry a.
Galcasieu.
USE ETESpUE DE TERRE, sit,a pafie Inns Il. nor,,
de St Iandrs partie dams IL pAfose .fay
Cote Isl Ell oIie4t dn Bayou Ne1 Pqut, dams lie n i 81 l. a 40
ct T. s., r. o., ct ceniposis s divisions -
plan par Louis IL. fid yayer do Il le Is Ion IN
Giant pa ann plan de VIM j. Mccullough yoyer ssas, i
Eiats Cnis - es'"i aes
SC q q e9n,ensgs. lii3 acres
.I5l3
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FEoPRiETB DE FEU JOHN McDoEoGB.
GRANDE vEETE DIES TERRANs dams lea parolsses
DoRLEANs, ST. BERNARD. PIAoUgYrNEs JFr.
PERSON, ST. CHARLES, ST. JACQUES, LIyIscs.
TON, LAFouRGHE 1ETERIEUR, EST BATON
ROUGE, ST. TANMAEY. ABSORPTION, ST. Ian.
DRY ct cALGAssrEu, I'm long credit, par ordro a
pour compile da fonds d'seoIc do hcDonosh vile de la
Eousols Orleans.
PAR j. a Walton
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Torres dahs la Paroisse de LafoDrch. -
feI.tcIrr. -

IN GRAND aoRCEAU DE TERRR comm sons la nam
de Naeherin hnsnf lIyandais, ua dams IA narnse IL
a y s liz m PG assnt ~ aes II pte eas
dreSse par Louis H. Pile, soYerd VILE IL @ p
prses d IN plan dfe.sa par W. j. Meunlon-, arnenr %
raj des Esats uhis do. divisions sniyles : A' sehe
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SUCCESSION DE JOHN MIaTURN, DEcEDe,
PAR J. B. WALTON.

TN THE FoURTH DISTRICT
Immediately adjoining the Of tle spIedid r.rar ~
grounds Of J. burnside go = $50 'p1o i1sneaoh sno