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ON ENGLISH ARCHERY. Or all such sterling
stuff was the diich6ze composed. and in such re-
quest were the bow-men as auxiliary troops that
we find Edward ". lending thousand archers
for the service of Burgundy, and Richard ILL., lent
one thousand to the Duke Of Bretagne, at Cd. per
diem each man. The English prejudice against
the cross-bow was confirmed by the battle Of
Cressy, at which the French had Is, 600 eross-bow
men, all Of whom were destroyed by compare
lively a handful of longbow men, amounting to
only $500. AT Poictiers, the long-bow men arc
stated at the same number. The victory of Agin-
court was principally attributed to Sir William
0rpington, who lay in ambush with two hundred
long-how men, who SO CALLED the French horse,
that they cast their riders and opened their ranks
that the right wing of the English horse had way
to come up. Ten thousand Of the French we're
slain, and of which only sixteen hundred were
common soldiers" Hence, when Henry VII. Or
dered levy oil l4ss choice archers, he issued q
proclamation against the use of the cross-bow
''because the long.bow has been much used in this
our realm, whereby honor and victory has been
got upon our outward enemies, the realm greatly
defended. and much more the dread Of all Christ
ian princes by reason of the same.i
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j. B. WALTON.
fEstate Of tie late John 1cDonogh continued

No. N about 2 feet front on The river and contains
about II superficial acres
No 10 measures about I'll feet front the river and contains
about lo1s superficial acres
G 2 feet front on the river and contains
about 10 superficial acres
No II about gil feet front on the liver and contains
about va superficial acres
No Is feet front on the river and contains
about superficial acres.
No 10 about m feet front on The river and contains
about "a superficial acres.
No about 2n2 front on the river and contains
about superficial acres.
No 81 252 The river and contains
about ~ superficial acres
No 20 about 25 The river contains
about superficial acres.
Nos II inclusive. front the Highland road above
named running back TO irregular depths, and fol-
lows
No about 22 front on the road and contains
about 81 superficial acres.
measures about 22 feet front the road and contains
about bDta superficial acres.
Fo about 22 feet from. the road and contains
nbout 5D superficial acres
No measures about 252 feet front the road and contains
about 40 snparHaal ncres- E5 .54t
No measures about I'll feet from: The road and contains
about "a suIe rheial acres
No measures nbon 81 feet front the road and contains
about % superficial acres
No. about I'll feet front The road contaips
about 221 superficial acres
No measures about I'll feet front the road aud contains
about y superficial
No Enclosures about oil feet front the road and contains
about II superficial acres. &s
No 10 about I'll feet road contains
about 2O1a superficial acres,
No about I'll on the road and contains
about ~ superficial acres. ,l5-4
THE UNDIVIDED oNEHALF OF TWO THIRDS OF A
Rouge boi Sides Cypress Iayo about seven miles north
OF Baton Ronge and siree miles northeast Of The Mississippi
river, aud lying partly in y 2, y H. and s. B. f.
The said tract contains about si 50o superficial acres nc
cording to plan BY Louis Il Pile City sqrssyer The daen
Surveyor General and from sketch By A. W. praughen u S.
deputy surveyor
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1884 7O-l0O

Les diyees sections psfie de sections de cdesslis de-
scTes cpagdes ntmeaient nlnntaan
.nere dc yaea la plus grande portion haule favorable
pour Ia cultivation Environ IL gu - acres claire ct
petite mafsUn derX basses. lie
ois sis 10 dit moroccan de erre est do yalunr.
I'm M0RgEAu DE TERRE dams lie District Baratara rsnr
"a gauChe du BRyou Baratara dsgud No
description No plan dresse pat VIM j. Mctunugh
vayer general des Eta uns eosnt prairies defendant
environ - apentse face Baypu Barara sur nc profon
deur d'envirnn 20 arpcntS.
Une grtde pe de felanations
ct settlement lie ui tire ct inaret de Ia Vile dc la Nonyee
Orleans cqis dc In propTidi6 John Menunegh yend
aIcuue gafantie qNelepnque.
DEuN MoRGEAux DE TERRE dams lie District Barataria
ct ddsignes scion plan dress par Louis H. Pile yoyer Ii
VILE les dimensions dant prise dun plan de Wm McCul-
lough soyer general dies Flats Unis suit SAVIOR
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nRAInING COMMISSIONERS, PRopos,


~ Sealed Proposals. VA Is received once o the Con
@ aa D s as1 e Sg J. pnss
o'clock NJ for The following work " - A'o' ~ r
PEI init fs | y REV. s IL s a Gsp q ss
cgnal Ayenne thence along md Ayenne to The New Canal
top and fifteen feet wide bottom live feet deep Below lie
psy ss Il as I'VE hf Dirt G " e M
etc. to be removed and throwa away.
Orleans X tie epss meet e ss e Fl MY
Of said street to cucau street. along Cucuu
The said Canal han ay feet wide al TOD and thirty feet
on he i'd Of be Canal Can, and S s t ea s
Light q that Of tile cletne sheet Leyee free from ali reo
Canal to be excsyated along Tenth street, carroltdn
extending along the said street and its continuation
line IF The Jefferson and Lake Pontcharran Railroad Henry
Ths Mid be twenty fee vide at TOP fifteen ftet
st b4Gm a III Is fist ef I s e b @ fr
to be free from all roots, stunips, eic.
ca Fg5 .t csaa ag s Hsp5y mi extending
The Canal certain exists and proposals must be
TOP and M bottom 1 iect cep beow tie owEst
surface Of the =, f;gp The dirt to V used f9r The construction
For Canal along Sixteenth street; in Carrollton extend
ing along said street and its continuation jefferson and
Lake fontchartrain Railroad to the Canal Henry eay
Is ssid Canal t. be forty fse wide thirty feet Al o
Lake the Canal free from ali roofs sisnps etc VI 'e
u al of the abose leyses there shall be least I'VE left
sides and bottoms shall be snoohsd off neatly IND
dressed according 2 The lines that will be given and all sup
The whole work shall under the supervision Of the
Engineer Of the Second Draining Section entire salts
faction.
The contractor shall bind himself begin the work the ten
days following the approval Of his contract by Board
Commissioners Of the Second Draining District.
1t well understood that contractor
to begin or finish the work thereof within the period
liked Of in case the Board not be satisfied with the
II which the work y being executed they the Board shn have
the right to annul the contract without putting the
default required by article 1906 Code without
applying to court Of justice annu the without
deinlhy ana II IS well understood that in the
tractor shall any time abandon work finish and
complete le IN with
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have for any
part Of the work done by him UP abandonnen
and that the Board shall be thereby discharged from all
Inability therefor and il Is also well understood that in the
contract e eod the contractor and his securities shall he
e ana bound III soido unto the Board all loss
asence between the price Al which the crialy
contracted 70 perform the work and the price which may ID
resold TAX
Proposals 70 be addressed 70 J. U LAyILLEBEuyRE Isq
PRESIDENT Separate bids VIII be required for each section with
oou and solvent security IN the OF Thousand dollars,
for the faithful performance the contract Payment 10 be
made in cash the completion work and Its acceptnce
by the Engineer of the Board.
bs 70 be per running acre Of s feet, for the whole work
complete. 5'7
WILL 4. FRERET, Engineer
jail I'd Second Draining District
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Lands In the Parish of East Eaton Rouge

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, situated IN the Par
~ East Baton Rouge adjoining and immediately below ts e
of Baton Rouge divided into y tracts, designated BY the
to ~ inclusive and lying in T. L 5. r.. W according TO
,;raw IN Louis II Piid City Surveyor the dimensions
taken from plan by WIN. j. Mccullough U. 5 sntH
General. :
s 10 iii Highland road the continuation Of ST. feft
strst in tie city Baton Rouge and measure es follow
M - measures about III feet the river and e
about u superficial acres.
No "a III feet front on the river and contains
ia superficial acres.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

A SOLDIERS LErTRR.-The following is one of the
many petitions received by Napoleon during his
residence at Biarritz; - Sire-f received under
your dear uncle two wounds which are the orna-
ment of my lfe one in my left thigh and the ether
at Wagram. If these two arguments. in support Of
which enclose ample certificates, should appear
susceptible of permission 10 keep atobaeco shop,
either at Seyres or elsewhere, thank you before.
hand for your amiabity. Please post-pay youl
answer.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

VESSEL suSk.-The Charleston Mercury of the
10th says
The steamer Gem Clinch. Reylea, arrived at
this port last night, and reports: Spoke on the
morning Of the 18th inst. the schooner Traveller of
Charleston, Sabiston, bound for Georgetown, s.
o., with a cargo of brick and lumber, in a sinking
condition. The Gen. Glinch took on board the
captain, crew and three passengers. The schooner
sunk as the last person stepped into the yawl boat
Vessel and cargo total loss.
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Terres dams la paroisae de St. charles.

& UN MoRCEAU DE TRRRE gitut dams Ia parosse de 81.
Charles environ tros enes de long face Bayou
des Alenands ct Bayou du Prince No apent
pro1ndeur les dts ayous. Petit Lac DIES
e aendant lie long es dts bayous jsquaux terres
In dit de 2I5 6il00 apents
pose deS divisions guvanes scion plan dress Louis H.
Pile de La yie les dimensions prses dun plan
dresse VIM j. Mccullough apenteur general des Flats
Unis
Section IS dams lie l5 r. s. 20 E. content lie 5oOo
penis
Section 50 dams lie T. H. R. r. content arpens
Section ao dams lie T. l5 r. 81 u e. content % l5i0o
penis
Section Al lie T,l5 r. s., 81 e. content "A siloo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

passenger over the South Carolina Railroad yes
terday, lost poeket-book containing eleven hun
bred dollars in money, and papers to the value of
thirty thousand dollars. The pocket-book was
hands for tho owner Upon the gentlema r' re-
coYery of his money, he rewarded the negro.
fCharlestou MpretlrV
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IulAI fIHb3 -Fg'1Vy NVFus'
According 10 plan drawn bs ilis City Surveyor
the being taken from plan BY VIM. J. Mccullough
L. S Survey Genetal.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND measuring s6 7SlO1 acres on the
Eight side Of the mississippi river, situated the Bayou St.
Denis ia n. Is, s. r., % ".
n Lot No. j measuring q 50-l0O acres
g4I Lot No. "a measuring A 28-l0U acres,
Both being parts of section Nc B according plan hy
Louis II Pile City Surveyor, the denso being
plan by Mm. J. MeOallough U. s snEsey0r GeneEAl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

FRoznN TO DEArH.-The dead body of an aged
oysterman was found on Monday, the,2d instant
On e aa ebo q g. EhR y n The
ter, of Vermilion, and identified by DIR. John A,
Smith and the Rev. james Richardson, as the NOR
tai remains of Peter Henry, a native of Denmark
and buried in their presence on the sea marsh III
Cote Blanche Island, by Mr.. Foster.
LFranklin Banner, 2lst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24
j, 3. WALTON.

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McpoEoGH.
GREAT SALE OF LANDS, IN the Parishes Of ORLEANS,
ST. BERNARD, PLAquEMfgEs, JEFFERSON, ST.
CHARLES, ST. JAMES, LIVINGSTON LAFeuRoHE
INTERIOR, EAST BATON ROUGE, ST. TAassANY,
ASSUMPTION, 81. LANDRY and cALcAsYEE. on Icing
credit by order and for account Or the McDonogh School
Fund, city Of New Orleans
By J. B. WALTON,
City Auctioncer,
Office 10 Bank Place,
TUESDAY, January "a, 1850, beginning
L AZ ~ O'Clock ~, the st. Charles Exchange on te
following day, II regulate
BY order and FOR account 81 the city Of New Orleans Viii
following described valuable hands acquired by The city Of New
Orleans from the estate Of John McDenogh deceased wit
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Lands in the Parish of Livingston.

A TRACT OF LAND the left bank of the Amie river
about miles from is mouth being the first high land
ing said river from lake Maarepas lying partly ia 7 r.
and in O. 1867 s. nakng TOTAL Of $50 63 acres
according plan dran by Louis H. ic, City Surveyor The
dimensions being taken from plan by Nm. Mccullough o.
8 Surveyor. General. 7'=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24
Lands In the Parish of Lafourche Interior.

LARGE BODY OF LAND known as the yaehcrie Dugue
aarty HE BAYOU dies Alemands and Petit Aiemand
Composed according plan drawn by Louis H. Pile, City
surveyor the dimensions being taken from plan byWm
Meuough u s. General of the following gis. ons
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DE FEU JOHN McpoNoGH.
No. l84 containing 2oa 2s.io0 acres.
No. l35 containing 20l ss-lO9 acres.

PRoPRIETE DE FEU JOHN McDoNoGH.
GRsNnE EENTE DIES TERRANs dams les paroisses
noRLEANs ST. BERNARD, PLAQuEMINEs. JET
SERsoN. ST. CHARLES, ST. JACQUES IIvISGs.
TON, LAFouRCHE IsTERrEUR, EST BATON
ROUGE ST. TAA1aANY, ASSUMPTION, ST. Ian
DRY, ct GALCAssIEU, sur long credit par orire ct
pour conps dn fonds d'teole dc MeDonogh Vile la
Nouyele Orleans.
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
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Lands In the Parish OF Jefferson.

A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND stuated on the right hank
Bayou Barataa and composed d lilo following sections
and parts OF sections according 10 plan drawn by Louis IL
Pile City Surveyor the dimensions being taken from plan by
VIM Mccullough " s. Surveyor General dated lIt Apr
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(sHEROkEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARks AND LEAVES,
-vEusus-
NAUsEOUs DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERAL


We ask the afflicted of either which do you prefers
pleasant and delicious compounded from Ngure
Reledes-one which VIII speehy and permanently cure you
or the VIE compounds heretofore used with h their
ana terminating ehect ogethe Win me ioatsome disease
many times following the use Of Mineral Poisons..
The Cherokee Remedy is natures specific Ganorr-
hea elect Gravel, Structure Fluor Abns Whites il r.
by natural laws after all other preparations failed
and of Heavens best offending Instances
cod be produced Of its effects which would sagger erenity
The preparations heretofore used have failed bnt this
has instance been known TO fail Happily
kind the governor of the world is Father who afe not to
kill, but to
In mercy he has appointed Medicines for these dreadful dis
eases winch when ake quickly mes 70 All parts oil the system,
attacks the deaSe az every post ana Win ndelty and
tny airahie never gives II rest mill II has completely
Peted from the eeay ana restores Inc Unfortunate patient
former health and Nigor.
This Kennedy strikes Mt the root Of the disease: its
tendency not spy 10 suspend the poison, but TO remove the
And what enhances its value is the entire absence of all
se9s taste or smell II can lay in The counting the
lollet tbie without ever perg suspected as Kennedy for
Treatise on yeuerea disease with full directions
permanent accompany each bottle
Sold by j. WRIGHT L CO. q and lJi Chartres street
New oe's and By all respectable Druggists and dealers in
medicines 77zl 7E
POTTER 4 MERWIN, Sole Pfoprfesors
Il Iinusl Nh
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Lands in the Parish of st Charles.

TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish Of ST. Charles
measuring about three leagues leagh and front the Bayou
es Aieands and u Prince No BY arpeHt In depth
said beyous beginning Petit Lac dies Alenands nnd ex
tending far down the said hasous the lands Of Mons Niche
zeringde, the mouth OF Lake 9nachs.
The Aid tTHct 2b biiO and u composed o
the following divisions according plan drawn by Louis
Pile City Surveyor the dimensions heg taken from plan BIS
Vim. j. acGnllongh, U. s. Surveyor GeueIal.
Section IS in II 10 II r. 10 f. contains la2 90 100 acres
Section IS In I. 10 S. r.. q E. contains . SHD
Section 20 init 10 s r. q FL contains % 70 lt1
Section IL in 4. l5 s. r. q E. contains A 81 100
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24
ID. WALTON,
~ CITY AUCTI0NEER
And
Auctionee Appraiser and Agent for the purchase
aud sale of Real Estate, Slaves, Lands, etc.
Office, No. 10 Bank Place.

The undersigned duly licensed Auctioneer will give his
personal attention 10 all sales OF Real Estate Slaves Furniture
TANK and other shares IN incorporated Companies SUGGESTIONS
He invites attention the advantages he will possess III the
purchase sale aud afprisemen OF Real Estate having III the
course OF pfeparauo from Tile most reliable large
COST separate plans t every Of ground Showing dyey
lot and the dimensions thereof in each square, in the foul dis
made.
In this lie will also have the aid and advice Of Mr.
MARK " AlIoA whose connection with the Real Estate
ope OF this city for over thirty years. and whose general
OF the value OF property will enable the undersigned
to offer parties requiring his services superior advantae
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Terrcs dams Ii Parofsse de Jefferson.

IN CERTAIN MoRCEAU DE TERRE situa sur la rive
e d Bayon Baratara compose DIES sections 81 parties de
Lotions anyates scion plan dressd par Louis H. Pile soyer
&c p willie les dimensions Giant prise dun plan VIM J. Nc
anllough, soyer general des Eats un data lie II dayri
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aT NJ arDsnlngs econ. 2 q tronve e g more

Total ............,.......is6 1865 l2l0Q
Snvant plan dresse par II Pile yoyer Vile
les Dimensions etan. pes dun plan par VIM Mccall
Tough, arpenteur general des Eais.un
DEuX MoRCEAUx DE TERRE mesurant 6S 7S1O0 ar
penis sur l. cote doit da Mississippi, sues sur lie bayou ST.
Denis, dams le r. is, r. s. % II.
lie lot No mesuraat q 51lOo arpents
lie lot No u mesuraut A Is 100 arpeuts
Fant tons deux parties de Ia section No 49, scion plan
desse par Louis H. Pile voyer de la VILE les dimensions Giant
pses dun plan aresss par VIM Mccullough arpensenr g.
neral ats.Ut
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j. B, WALTON.
fP,uprittes De Jeu .yo1tss McDmogh continue,

Y fI'ToEf'ietes de ten Jolt5s lfc1louo9h continue.
Lot No3e lie quart NJ O. de section 49, 1877
f2-l00 acres.
No EFT lie quart NJ de section 49, contenant ea 2ioo
quart g. g. dc 49, conteraat 67 2zio
est lie quart s. o. section 49, eontenan le7 221n0
acres, etans un total de aS5 60.l00
tons Bayou Lafourche grande yaeur
lie bo qui est dessns ct les dagricultare
Terres dams les Paroisses de st. Landry ct
Caicasieu.
UNE ETESnUE DE TERRE, slime partie la paroisse
cotes ouest du Bayou Nez Pfe, dams lie r. s., r. o.
e. r s q Ct s9mgesss es divisions sisanes scion nu
prize dun plan de VIM j. Mccullough voyer general d
Flats Unis.
Sec. q conenant. .14i3 81 acres
Sec. ~ contenant .l3l3 Sfl00
Eiant etendue de. .27G 31-ioo
pg-TERMEs EFT GoEDITIogs-un- cinq,rierne compliant
Ia balance credit DUN deux. quatre bill
LET'S dcs acanereqrs payabes Ia Ranque des Coyens de ~
due les privileges du vendeur Ia clause de nom
aenando les dts bes interet de CENT
qus par Ie Finances CoTsei Conu agissanA
Board des Gonmzsaes du Fonds Ecole Mconoh
non-payes porteront insret nart,e de ponr cert
par iusgua parfa paeaent Cctte dernere condition s
Placement
bilets matuTfts. 5f-5l
rais ct il requs deux de conormer
ditias de la eessus menonnGs dsg arxe jours
part Ia proprtte ac4us par sonce yendu por
legal.
de padevantC. ertier, noeire yille aux
rails des acouerenrs dc
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Terres dams La Paroisse de st. jacques.

ssn d s a. s. .. ans i I T. II r s. A.
pant s Lea ri q T. Ss dimensions
i az q 4
tation Golden Grove de n. Shepherd.
La sectian No II content 4s sOo ape.s ct esi vse
seGqa r. m a, ~ s5 M Ne
ss's ss%
eans eaes e S @ s sss 3 & q s'h'
In section No 10 consicnt 40 apnts est diyae en-
deux parties acionnees section ddsgnes les Nos II ct
2Dl00 arpen,s.
La section II ssa.ieat 60 qscs.s Ct e svlsss
chaeen is3 arpFAts
section e soa'sas SO z 49, agsnts iye
tenant chacun 160 10 100 arpcns -
Ia section 70 content arpents ct est iyee en-
Ire quarts De section dasgnes les Nos II 49, q
section 90 content 52 4se arpent, al est
g. sestio sSignS Par l. ~ Y partie
s pst u 81 III sco ape e. & M NJ sgGtsnt
penis. 55
" sSeton NJ q eSt s " paFtis fractensls dun
contepan 100 arrents Les sec
tot NJ is Nh font "a seul corps confinement
enHeulhe ZgiI aSfi1 arpentS
III lot No dc forme rrsgnere Giant stus sur din
lot No III, et coRsient 10 Ga-le0 afpetts.
n TT N9 Il e9ntieH Il l3loo int h g
tenant j. Le les deitx lots contenant l03
penis E+
LIE lot No % content 6s So 100 apen Joint lie No %
tue s aTriee DC Fhahation 1antenant appar-
tenant Pierre Bourgeois 49,
Re lot Ne p eonient p arpen Joint No q ct est
tue sur larriee Dc hataon nanenan atefois appaT
tenant Jean Bite Voner-es deux ensemble lO2
i5-lDO arpents.
lie lot No 30 content 30 1910 arpents ioln Ii lot
No "a situf Faere de I'habtaon mantenunt mn an,
reios ppartenan jean Decarax borne dun cos Dir
les erres ainterant areois sppaeat Francois Poche
Ct aues et de- fantre cots par ntenant GU
foih appartenart jean PFecouft.
Terres dams In Paroisse de Livingston.
UN MoRCEAU DE TERRE rive gauche de la ryiere
Anites environ denx miles de embouce eaut In
niete hRne lon nunan Ia die yiere
depus lie lac Maurepas Giant stuc pae r r
" 81 " III 2, H. n. n ct 7t
penis ct dams lie l6 o arpents aisant IN total d ha
63O) apents snVant plan dresst par H. Pile yoye
de ia Willie les dimensions etHnt prises dun plan drese mar
j. Mccullough arpenteur general des Etats- tTns f "
Terres dams la Parofssc de Lmfourche In
terieair.
UN GRAND MoRfGEAu DE TERRE comm sous lie nom
de facherie Dngne Lyaudais, sne Ia paross de ut
olchc nteer taisant face parte Bayou DIES aeand
q en- attie NJ Petit Lac das Aenands COMPOSE scion m HIM
dresse Ear Louis H. Pile de "a vile, dimenton Giant
raj DIES Etats' unis, DIES divisions suvantes
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Lands in the Parish of St. Tammany.

FOUR SEVERAL PORTIONS OF LAND situated in the
Parish Of st. Tanmany the Bayou Liberty, designated &c.
cordDg plan drawn BY Ioui. r. Ps dtty Surveyor The
uued Surveyor General lots Nos H. 49, 20 and "a
and having each front the said Bayou Liberty aeut
Laurent which they hays front II each
the said lots form part Of See 49, IT, s. s. r. H. H. and
within about one mile Of Lake Poncharsain.
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l. @. r. HATCHER, No. I95 GRANIER ST
z New Orleans, La. O. NJ. JOHNSON, Superintendent 81

90 %. F. HATCHER, No. 1876 GRAVIER ST.
IS New Orleans, La o. NJ JOHNSON Superintendent Of
IA Slave Depot. =
NJ Notice Merchants, Planters Traders and Slave Own
erHasing made extensive alterations and
old stand am now prepared to receive and
also accommodate The with good board and comfortable
reasonable terms.
Those having business line would to call and see
for themselves before looking clsewhee the Inducements
offer unequaed.
good stock of Negroes for sale will kept constantly on
hand consisting Of Field Hands Mechanics House SERVANTS
Seamstrtsses Nurses Hair ptessers etc
kLher advances made property placed In nv hands
for sale.
Slaves and Texas, Mississippi and Louisiana Lands bought
and sold.
seq ~ CT. HATCHER.
NOTICE-AFTER SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACED
y in other Yards nepots will them al Ne 195
Giayier street
JAG If C. F. HATCHER.