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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

THE
G. RE A Il w 0 n ID E X
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
AVS the St Louis IO2 Democrat Below we publish letter
= DIR Wood Of this city, from gentleman In Maine, which
dence must effect when coming from reliable
certificates ofuth the Dr. needs neomuus
-'' N'''''' BATE NAME, Jan. 90 1850.
p,otssor q J. Wood 4 o.:
my attention called few months since to
the highly beneficial effects your hair restorative induced
10 make application Of upon my har which
character three months since procured bottle Of your
had wished used about twice week have since procured
another bottle, which have used certify
the world gray white hair has totally disappeared both
on nv heat face, and my hair Its COLOR
and believe soft and glossy than has been before for
age Of hny-two. has used 1t with effect.
notice deem due you your valuable discovery
am assured that whoever will rightly as directions viii
occasion 10 contradict statements citizen OF
this city and resident here for the last fifteen and
known TO nearly every one here and adjoining towns Any use
make Of the above with my name attached at your
well myself Am, truly, yours, A. C. RAYMOND
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Professor wooDeaT Sir Having had the misfortune 10 loose
New Orleans In 1854 induced make atrial Of your pepa-
ration found the thing needed My hair
to you Ia giving The afflicted such treasure.
FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned Rev K Bragg minister In regular stand
Ing pastor Orthodox Church Brookhed Massschu
He gentleman Of influence, and universally be-
loved WIN. DYER.
BAooKyrED, Jan. il, 1858.
wood-Dear Sir Having made trial Of Hair Re-
soaye gives pleasure TO that Its elects has been eS
cent removing Inflammation andruG and constant tenden
itching with which have been troubled nom chdhooi
my hair which becoming To It's
original used other article with anything IKE the
same pleasure profit Your, truly, }. K BRAGG.
medium small the small hollis onehaf pint and reaih
for per the medium holds least twenty per
cent more In proportion rets for two dollars
bot large holds quart more In proportion and
retAls for g.
O. J. WOOD co., PropretOr ~ Broadway. New YORK; and
ia Market st., st. Louis, No. 49,
au9s-d nkva-
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READ READ,i
LIB Z Insurance. LIFE INSU RANCE
MUTUAL RENEFIT COMPANY.

wis Company has more capital AZ compared u.hits Liabilities
~ any c- Insurance Company doing business n h'
sats See r-p1r, Of Ccmr,ouer o. Mes York o leceiy
- ~ more i1 1859 and lost 90 less than In l-o> DIV
o., @ o. a. per cent, all % which brlonss % he IN
s % hs Insured living and has paid 20 Jan Isl s'-
s g. ant has 40 $50 81 len 20 meet losses The a'
e a annually Hall the pre- policies for term OF
~ % pad By 4 note bearing per cent Interest .
'.eiAgst % he inssrsd
40. KNOWLES wALPORD,
laf 1li Main street
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cCHUETZE &LUDOLFP. MANI

SCHUErZE & LUDOLRP, MANU-
- PACTURERS OF IRON FRAME GRAND, <11<111
SQUARE, ard PARLOR GRAND PiANOFORTEs H4H
with all the Improvements conducive TO supe
rory Of tone, touch and durability. GOLD MEDALS
awarded at the Pairs In New York IN 1871 SO g.
LOUIS 1859 Dealers, Schools and Families will money By
calling before purchasing All instruments for three
years Warerooms, 50 Broome 81, IA few doors Of
Brosdwsv.) NEW YORK. fe9O-8mo
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ARRVALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
JOSEPH H. CRENsHAW, Proprietor.
March &c, 1850.
las waurh Va Bscott. Pr Ed
Branch do DR. W Dodson, Lnnburg
W q Shauck, Boston J y Dodson, do
w Archer, Mass Rswlpsoa, do
W Bird, Mt Crawford CO Thompson, do
w Martha Va JCWalker, Halifax
A Rolling Farmyile Ro Cole, do
] NJ Moore Chester PLamore, NC
W 7 slater, Jas City W Scott, do
Ro rhaNton, Va Rythh do
Turner, Louisa A y Rose
q Parrish, DO W Pierce, Va
NJ q Turner do u Fonihoussr, Hceylle
CLAY Chesterfield Col Jones, Danvil
L Davis Earmvilc W Plunket AppomattoN
ID X Nulieuee Va Capt II Edwards Franklin
Il Guthrie Charlotte Col McDearmon, Richmond
] 7 Guthrie, Piiisylvana q A Noting, do
O q Mitchell. NC l. T. Lester, Chesterfield
T p Fo-ser Powhatan W Barr, Richmond
Capt T 4 Haseins, Pr Ed J W Fdrnsworth, do
y T Watkins, Halifax Il anderson, do
X n Jones Va G Marion, Norfolk
A worreu 10 FLAMES Princess Anne
W W Carraway, Princess Anns
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE.
JOHN p. BALLARD, P.oFRtEToR.
March 94,h, 1850
h n PriceN Smith, lady, Va
} Fi,z James Va Mrs = y white, sc
Mrs 3 A Fitz James, do NJ IL Schmidt, Y
J II IIolcombe DO Miss Schmidt, do
Mr. A Keen DO p Po!lsn, do
T J Holt, q Pollen, do
MARYLAND NY walker lady. sou, do
NJ Topp, Miss RHsuar, Va
q FnkIr n Y 7 W Scott do
FCayhrook. Tenn W Hii, &c
j d Potts Pa - Csmngion, Va
u Haieh. family, n Gittngs, Bait
DR. Hartshorne. Adj daugh- Miss Cuttings. do
ter Pa " Howard, do
Mrs do " samuel Va
, Palmer, lady, Boston EVPres,on, do
b Grant RaH kilby do
o Il Hoge Va lie Harry, DO
J $ Smith, Lady, IL Carter 10
] WIN. T 4 Robin, do
J Brown, Bait Mise A Burns, Ga
J V S,uthal, Va Twins do
Dr. Rhoades, lady, Pa & Lewis, c
K : Moss Ga JWheelwer, Bait
T Longster. Va McRome. lady, n
W II HARRISON do II q richardson, Va
" II Davis, lady, q W II Rockwell,
Mrs VI Z Libbv Me 7 williamson, Fla
W Bricp, lady, A p,cklnson,,Na
y White do seddon, do
Miss c white DO Barbour. do
G Whi'e do Henderson, do
K II Fitzhughes, lady Va
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YAALIGGAAmhaLtEI HEB nEAh EsTATE TE coUN;

A
ACCIlON-At the request Of the heir Of late Will am
Gouldin deceased Wesha sell Public Auction prernse
IN the order advertised FRIDAY the Both march, l60 u
oeoch the following Valuable Real E.tate OF which the sail
Gou!d.n G-d seized viz
Lot No t. 10 square -, IN Rutheroords adjiou Union H.
fronting Ia feet 9th street. running norm
side OF street 1870 feet also Square addition
bounded by 3tth 3lsf, q and Il streets
Ana AZ o'clock r. ", OF the DAY, the
order advertised the following Valuable Property
Sydney, VIZ.
Three hundred and forty Of land on the south
side Of Grove street being Nos and llC extending from Ve
70 Lombardy street running back 19 feet the lOi c. IL
len, ESQ
yer which vii be sold Nine Rchi-s plan Designated
~ Nos o. o. % ~, - -, -. - 49, fronting together 2Iu
the south side NJ Taylor street, running back 1870 feet adon1R
the sydney Bspts Church
which will b. sold an undivided moiety Of that
iu square Of your Acres with the large Brick Dwelling
on, formerly owned and occupied by Mr. ~ sutton designated
asNo- 22, 2 a. - bounded by EmEood Elm ard &C.
dar streets Also the beautiful square Of -Four sdon
Nos ~ 322 S 3l bounded by KlmwOod noyer Robinson aad
Mulberry streets Also undivided mo.ety beautiful
square 81 Four Acres adjoining, designated by Nos a. BIS
30 bounded 10y Dover kmwood Cedar and Robinson streets
At the SAM time place will he sold lOl he
lower part OF nrco adjoining the lands Messr Carter Fisher
franklin Parker &c conveyed aid Gouldn by Joseph
sharp by deed OF the 9th September ISL Also
and place viii he sold two thirds Of undivided Acres
Of Land on the Deep Run Turnpike the lands Am
brose Hutcheson and Others 10 said Goudn
din, Trustee of Ro Wicker by deed 3lst July $50
bic notes interest added title TIL all the purchase
money Is fully paid The taxes for lSO 70 be paid by ur
chasers. G0DDIN a APPERSON
Auction
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By DICKINSON. HILL q co.. Aue,

% slsySs' HECTOR DAVE
f.s1 ar Ant
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rI,RUsrEE,s SAFE OF pEsIRAnLE TRACT

n II the above namcl sale should be prevented BY the In
cemency of the weather. the will place at the hour and
namei the reN suitable day thereafter Sundays except
ed mad -9iawtds
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-07

UAxpiisc AZ Aa,LirioNisr.--A fellow
named Josiah Bass, IA we learn from
the Clay ton Banner Of Thursday, was
arrested in Barbour county, Alabama,
charged with promnlgating abolition
sentiments. aud after calm invcstiga.
ton o, the charges al Clayton. wns
treated to . ride on u rsil and a suit Of
tar aud feathers. A committee was APP
,oiptcd 10 see that he left the State in
two days
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-07

To Cres :, nr TugoAr Take the whites
If two eggs aud beat them with two
spoonsiu of white sugar CRATE in III.
1. nutmeg, and then add pint Of Luke
warm water. Stir well, and drink often
Repeat the prescription if necessary, and
II w,ll care the most obstinate case OF
ln,t,cii, 81 III short time
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-07

A M,sEArrv ny II cs. John Rigncy,
a respcciaole citizen Of Casey county,
Kentucky, while IN the woods a few days
since. was crushed by the fall Of n tree,
aud while thns condn, d was attacked 10y
his hogs. which were feeding near 10y,
and literally torn III pieces.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-07

A negro preacher in Detroit has been
fined 40, and in default 81 payment. is
t. lie imprisoned ninety days. II appears
D. bc against the law for negro 10
preach IN Michigan, and the Free Press
says that the authorities are determined
I. piv.ceule every violation VI tbs law.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-07
tfm - lssl-yillr Dem s'u'!.
tbs "iaREPgEs5iBLE coNfLICr."
3, lglL,.


T" isilA'
tc,.tt.,, pesit me,ptetf,n
o.- .,,.,,c.l g,s. d, human mn
Yl, a..tu,gt,the b-,,t, Of beager,
,,,.,i,,i f.,ll. .p,il v.ays uo more
.,,.i,f.,o.at,f... H..r
,..,., e. ,,,int,is. .lva4l as1,
ADD ,,s,... IL. .farfv cluster hand
Above New ENGLAND. hapnv hand
And a.er the orange gro,... and lime
/, ,.,,.,,.if. a,..,.io ,yery cline
rpp ,l.i gely Western plain.
Tho ffis.,l N.rhfra ir.-l,oanl main.
On every band, ocr every zen
1a......,, IL. .,.,r. o.,, ,,,,n,,, aag
-. 10, g., ,.,.,,,,,,, ,v,y,
,...,.,,,.,.,,,
r., ,,,,..s.,b,.,. ..,...ca st.,..r
Win, 4 ~, il mean = deadly blow
To free the ansty tfrig -lsfs;
4 conflict that waald make our land
A sea uf bl1od a place at graves;
To break the chains ~ iiyltl. worn
l;y ,ffic sons. IN hondtg, bora,
Wb,, Z were free Tom every chain,
Hnnil nine f,r slavery again
p,,.oly, the Union fend apart
The s,i.r. tL.i should be ore At heart
To .,rise the hr.t the dr,lly blow
-. s,i.YN Law
To de .ola,e thu iipwery plain,
Where onl, ,,eane and lave should reign
20 r,,.n the war cty = FEARFUL notes
And youth aud beauty plead IN VAIN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-07

N. Camille Vert, a Parisian, has in.
vented a dying machine in the shape Of
"A fish. which, while in the air, he cah
guide IN any direction.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-07

The Washington lntelligsnccr AYERS
Ia 1t Forncy has gone clear over to the
Black Republicans.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-07
r. 4 i. JACOBS.
A. their well known stand In

~ u00uG VIII = OVSVU SsNbs" ~
SusgvyroRr, a..
II EEP on hands very large and well selected
IN assortment of
DRY COOP, AND .RDt EttEs.
Their stock Of Dly Gposl embraces CLOTHS.
LnWEI.-, Bi.ANktFS READY MADE
CLOTHING HATS. BOOTS SHOES aud
PLANTATION GOODS Every description
Of BRDGAN~ Ere.
Their STOCK Of t,rorerio' g. about tie Hrc~t
ever brought to ihr place, consisting Of cor
FEE SUGAR BACON. PORK. LARD
FLOUR MOLASSEs RICE. Bflr CltGc
oLA1E TEA. CIGARS. uud TOBACCO
ail all Minds Of laqnafs
They purchase toe CASH anl se,l a,e.u
sycly for CASH. a, The lowest pa.'1. rt'-
i'hc, soiic.t 90 who ys.i SIrfp0rf ar sr
prup,a 10 arud to New Orl,au ~ To-, 'n i'fif
suppl. 10 ht,i give t4em cal and esar..Ht
The quality and prices Of their goodt
March IT, 80 Ne - =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-07

IL kVb4t1SAA0.
..-, .o...,rv
OtArvve toc smiling lace he "'"-i
or fosrixn and u home shaif..
Mts Glib tongue never ls,lk-
The vii and wi.jsm Of the 1reehs,
Tie majesty of Rome.
se~m. blended in him. s he speaks
OF Europe and Of Home
Wow 'n'eh b" loves 'hs ''"'" ''""''"
Iier fame, prosperity. and health
The ,iifiatic drc.
Ar ever ready from his mouth
To- burst IN dazzling blaz.
Nor East, nor West, MOI North. nor South
n hsne-, pr. a.c sway-.
great man d'nhsies ~""e VIM" "'"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-07
q :. NlIEELO, X Il co
Importer. WhHlr-Je pfm-a n. f. NJ stree
unnl.ltn N. Ar-ldn MnInl. Vow NLI-l-- -lu-I

TO hi- business Maice can uo ud at VI.
Levy Store vaora all onler. can hc lcit.
Marshall April r. 1859.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-07

lrLlt. ,. NoRswoeruy WV S tYN>rp,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-04-21
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, 1860.

MrWe publish, to-day, the greater
part of the decision of the Supreme Court
in the important case of Margaret De-
CUR VS.. Divide Lejeune. This case has
excited great interest in this parish,
both on account of the magnitude of the
amount involved, and the prominence OF
the parties. It has been pending In the
Supreme Court now for two years, hav-
ing been twice argued, by brief and
orally, before that tribunal. In the
mean time such changes have taken place
in the Supreme Bench, that only two OF
the Judges, out Of the FIVE who sat on
the first hearing, remain; and Judge
Ogden, who instituted the suit, is dead.
Judge Merrick and Judge Buchanan,
the two who remain of the FIVE who sat
on the first trial, differ in opinion. We
know that Judge spofford agrees and
agreed in the opinion of Judge Merrick,
SO that the ultimate decision of the mat
ter looks more like the lucky turn OF a
die, than what it should be-the con-
vincing and well argued judgment OF
the highest Court of the Commonwealth.
We think the case presented but little
difficulty. At all events, there were but
three questions involved in its determi-
nation:
lst. Was the probate sale a good one1
I'd. Had NJ. Decuir any claims on the
community?
Sd. If the probate sale was originally
null, was not that lullity cured by the
voluntary execution Of the judgment de-
termining her rights in the divorce case,
and by two contracts ratifying the con-
illusions Of that judgment, with full
knowledge Of her rights9
The question Of stimulation, on which,
apparently, Judge VOORHEES, makes the
case turn, was not involved in the con
troversy at all.
Our readers can draw their own con
illusions from the decision, which We
give almost IN ertenso.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-04-21
State of Louisiana.

Parish of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court
r. II. Thorn & Co. VS.. John S. Scott.-No. 21i3.
BY virtue of and to satisfy a writ of Il. far
issued in the above entitled suit and to me direct
ed by the Hon. the 9th District Court in and for
the parish and State aforesaid. to satisfy plain
tif's demand and costs of suit. | have seized, and
will offer at public sale. at the Court House, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of May, 1860.
ct IL o'clock, a. m. all the right, title and inter-
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described property to-wit:
One Pair of BLACK HORSES.
Terms Of Soh-CoM miM Appraisment.
SEVERN PORCIIE, Sh'f.
Pointe Coupce, April II. 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-04-21
AUCTION SALE.

IN MONDAY, APRIL %, 1860, ! will
offer at auction, at the Court House Of this
Parish, the following named and described
slaves, belonging to widow Paulin Joffrion
they are all good, young,
CREOLE NEGROES.
Zine OF Lezime, grriff man, aged about TWEEN
~ty-seven years.
Therence, a negro man, aged about twenty
Neville, negro boy, aged about fourteen
years.
seven years.
Terms and Conditions.
Twenty per cent. of the price Of adjudication
cash; the balance payable as follows: on the
first of January Of the years 1861, '62, ga and
'64.
Purchasers to furnish their notes, with good
and solvent securities in solido, bearing inter
est at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum from date
till paid, and a special mortgage to be retained
on the property sold until the full and entire
payment of the purchase money, and the inter
est that may accrue thereon.
WV. II. COOLEY,
achgt .Auctione"r.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-04-21
State of Louisiana.

Va
Ninth District C~ourt-Parish Of Pointe Coupce
In the matter Of tile succession Of
Madeleine Lebeau, f. 10. C., dec'|,
PURSUANT to an order of the 9th District
/ Court to me directed, l. the undersigned,
Auctioncer, will offer for sale on
Saturday, June 2, 1860,
at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, at the Court House, the fol
lowing described property, to wit:
A IS.
Carmelite, a griff woman, aged about IS
years, and her five children
Henri, a negro boy, aged 10 years.
Leon, a negro boy, aged s years.
Augustine, negro girl, aged 6 years.
Vilsain, negro boy, aged 81 years.
And an infant child.
Also, "a small lot of MOVABLES.
R OF SALE.
Movables-Cash.
S~laves-One-third of the price of adjudlca-
ton cash, and the balance in two equal install
ments, payable respectively on the first day OF
March, 1861, and on the first day OF March,
1862.
Purchasers to furnish their notes, with
good and solvent security in solido, to
the order and satisfaction of the Administra'
tor, and bearing 8 per cent. interest after matu:
rity until paid, and special mortgage to be re
tanned on the slaves sold until the final paymen'
of the purchase money and the interest that may
accrue thereon.
ORPHIS sICARD,
April 81, 1860. Auctioneer.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-04-21
The Covode Investigation.

The manly refusal of the Chief Magis-
trate Of our Confederacy, to submit to
the indignity which the malice of his
Black Republican enemies prompted
them to offer, in setting on foot the pro-
ceedings known as the Covode investi-
cation, will meet with the cordial ap-
prevail of the people, wherever a proper
and decent regard is felt for the charac-
ter Of the Executive Office. The message
of Mr.. Buchanan, in which he commune
Gates to the Lower House of Congress
his protest against the proceedings in
question, ~evinces a degree Of unfaltering
nerve and independence worthy the sue
cessor of jackson. The President gives
his views in clear, bold and clinching
language. While he evades no legiti-
mate inquiry, and shrinks from no just
responsibility for his acts, he intimates
in very decisive terms, that he will not
suffer the exalted position which he oc-
cupics to be made the mark at which un-
principled politicians and electioneering
demagogues may aim their envenomed
shafts. He points briefly to the form Of
investigation into his official conduct,
prescribed by the Constitution, and de-
clares his readiness, at any moment, to
meet such an impeachment. But in the
name of the coordinate and independent
branch of the Government which he re.
presents, he denounces the proposed
irregular and unconstitutional investi-
cations, as calculated to foster a horde
Of interested parasites and informers,
ever ready, for their own advantage, to
swear before ex-parte committees tc
pretended private conversations between
the President and themselves-incapa.
Bile, from their nature, Of being dis
proved thus furnishing material fol
~harassing him, degrading him in the
eyes of the country, and eventually
subverting his constitutional independ'
ence.
That this document should have sadly
disconnected the vindictive slanderers
who had hoped to build up their own
political reputation, by defaming the
integrity and wilfnlly misconstruing
the motives Of q tried patriot, a wise
statesman and a good man, is not to be
wondered at. Conscious Of their utter
inability to sustain their malignant
charges befoge the only tribunal consti.
nationally competent to receive them,
those worIdb he mquisitors will now be
forced to creep back into the insight.
eance from which they emerged. : warn.
&5 &#W#%N&@ && sZNI 4 .5E
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-04-21
STORE AND WAREHOUSE
2 a n q 7 6 d % ~ 8
E ST y.

TAKEN UP, by Gustave Robic, on the I'd
day of April. on the public road. in front Of
Jules Pourciau's residence. on the Island Of
False River. a creole BAY HORSE. about thir.
teen years old. marked on the left shoulder tins
II |: back hurt by the saddle. and has the end
of the left ear cut; no other visible marks. Said
described horse is said to have belonged to one
Napoleon Burrows, formerly of this Parish.
The owner is requested to o forward. prove
property and pay the costs, Or he will be sold in
seventy days. at the Office of the undersigned. AZ
the law directs.
J. l.. DEMORUELL.
April I. 1860. j. p. 18th Ward,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-04-21
NEW
SALE OF PUBLIC WORK.

SALE OF PUBLIC WORK.
TIME undersigned, President Of the Police Jul
i ry, will offer for sale to the lowest bidder, at
the Court House of this parish, on
SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1860,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the Public Work herein
after named, to wits
The repairs to be made to the Poullalier and
Cirier Bridges.
Purchasers to furnish bond with good and sol
vent security to the satifaction of the President
of the Police Jury, in order to secure the faith
full performance of said work in accordance with
the Police Regulations, under the superintend.
ance and to the satisfaction of the Inspector Of
the District in Which said work is to be made.
JOHN M6EBIUS,
fcbg5 President POLICE Jury.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-04-21
N O E..

THE PUBLIC is hereby notified not to trade
J. for a note of 5000. payable on the LIST day
of March, 1860, bearing 8 per cent. interest after
maturity, to the order of Paulin Broussard. and
signed by .Ademar Robillard with his ordinary
mark, a cross; Panl Delage and Paul Prosper.
witnesses. The consideration for which said
note was given having failed, it will not be
paid. mhl7
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-04-21
State of Louisiana.

Parish of Pointe Coupce-Ninth District Court
son Stevenson. deceased, and the commercial
Partnership which hitherto existed be-
tween Louis G. Picou and the de-
ceased.
PURSUANT to an order to me addressed by
the Honorable the 9th District Court in and for
the parish and State aforesaid, I, the undersigned,
Sheriff, will offer at public sale, at Red River
Landing, in this Parish, on
Wednesday, May %, 1860,
at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, the following described
property, to wit:
PARTNERSHIP PROPERTY.
One WHARF BOAT. called Laurel Hill,
which is now used as a wharf boat, in excellent
order.
One Wharf Boat on land, with engines, ETC..
attached.
Lot of single spring mattresses.
Lot of cotton mattresses.
Lot of blankets.
Bedsteads.
Gilt frame looking-glas.es.
Carpets.
Sheets.
Tables.
Table-cloths.
Chairs.
Rocking chairs.
Pitchers.
Stoves.
Carpenters tools.
Pantry and kitchen furniture.
Knives, forks, spoons, plates, dishes, pans.
etc.
Clock.
Iron safe.
Separate Property of 4. J. Stevenson, deceased
Rachel, a mulatto woman: aged about 4C
years.
Dilscy, a negro girl, aged about 9 years.
A negro man, named Ransom, aged about II
years.
One gold watch and chain.
One trunk.
Terms and conditions of the sale:
Cash, uaM the benefit Of Apprnsstment
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, April p, 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-04-21
POYDRAS COLLEGE.

THIS Institution will be ready for the rccep-
l. ton of Boarders and Day Scholars on the
Sd of May next.
Full particulars about the proposed course of
studies, the terms, conditions, etc, will appear
in next weeks paper.
Persons wishing to make arrangements immc-
diatelv, may apply to PROF. V. BASIL.
a2O President.