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Sor Salt, Sreigbt OF Gbarttt::

" ~ u Nv - S''NHH'
,fttz4As WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
Ss MOBILE Good rates and ansk despatch given
mhI7H n. " corner Pratt and Gay Street.
~ WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
saFAsN EW ORLEANS Good rates and quick despa.a.
given. Apply TO IIESIEN x ROGERS ~
inhl4 u n W. corner Pratt and Gay streets,
6ss54tl FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-Tbe \
- ship BANSHEE lanes Keau, master, now ready
mhlslw HUGH JE&E 1 Ss,$ = CO,
,9..5sz FOR LIVERPOOL.
ssFzs Heavy freight wamte1 fer A l ship for liver
.s J5HY HENDERSON & co.
LIeIt-u Coraer Commerce and Pratt strerts
,stez$ FOR SALE
- - The new brig 'FARFAE, 22a tons register
EmI5tf NJ T. SE sr.a lf.I, w. arf
49, ~ FOR SALE. FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
as=-==55-The clipper brig GAMES MADISON" Cgr. -
Slows about 100 bbIs.; in good orer 70, any yoyase
For terms apply to MA MITCHELL.
mh54 No Spears wharf.
a7f+s FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
linz new clipper brig - b PATTERSON, Cart.
mnsn "''''' ~ NJ ! y mT S.l52.I ;,,,,,
sol FOR SALE FREIGHT OR CHARTER. .
- The fine Se il 9 schooner T., T l. MQXTGCE
y%yaSs Apply ~ M G"l' M 2Ft l"''"
JaHu 2Sprar's wharf
VESSELS WANTED FOR
SAesS HAVANA
The Undersigned constantly in want OF vessels
to and from Havana and Maaugas. "'
, MuRRELL X RANDALL
ieS.u IS Exchange Place
a454a FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
- me Al schooner "EMELINE c. Johnson &ut
ton, master, about 1000 barrels capacity AnnIv m "
c,c.c JOHN HENDERSON X co
Ie"I corner Pratt and Commerce trrcts
atsgTs WANTED.-A good vessel of mndcratect-
- PaGilyi to load for London Apply to KNOX X CO.
~ > "Idri d}D If /
sEF4s MANTED.-A good vessel of from 1000 .
81 ~ i,uO bbs capacity, succeed the Juno" and
40 d9g io eF London. Apply to KNOX X CO,
vi l25 Smiths wharf
Ss@S TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH |
.SSzaS& AMERICAN SHIPPERS-Brandywlne Superan.
iopT packed in bh half bb supplied short nolcr
IL isnppng order, by JOHN :. PRICE.
South stra
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EEg4E{iL1z--IN 1HE STEAMER PLANTER will
Mons T7-sS-leave Baltimore EVERY WEDNFSDaY
continue every March ll 1867 o'clock and
O'clock for Roti inv Ekl SATURDAY MORNiNG at 6
Point Going and rrI calling at Fair Haven and Plum
IN
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G6Mfatign.

1Y1YOUNG LADIES ion
The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 12n, of
octoper lS59 The course of instruction in the usual
branches IS full and thorough being under the direction Of
an ecen FACULTY of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at he
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education Tor their daughters with comforts and al
School. ~ " 'uii"e INC
terms Of admission and further information address
ReT 70 LEWIS SrALEY Principal Mount Washiag ton
baitimF4 Co., Maryla d, Rev. DIR. HEINER Second s
baltimore Catalogues can be had at CJJSHINGS R AZ
LEYS Baltimore street. and at Mr. Gelbach's Second
otteol- j23-tf
II KNAPP'S
L.. ENGLISH AND GERMAN INSTITUTE.
s@ILY No. 10 SOUTH STREET
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southern Ports
NORFOLK, March 14-Cldh brig Chas Miller, New
York; sChr Ben Wallis, Bangor
RICHMOND, March l4.-Crd brig Virginia, South
America.
WILMINGTON, March 14-Crd brig Sarah Starr Ha-
vana
CHARLESTON, March 13-Noon.-Arr schr F Nick
erson, New York---Crd ship Aurcla, Barcelona; schr
W Bartlett. n York
SAVANNAH, March 13-Arr bark Gan Eden, N York
CID steamship Florida, New York; bark Grey
honnd, Rio de Janeiro; schr Harstein Fleetwood
MOBILE, March 10 Arr ship Chepultapec Liverpool.
CID brig Brothers, New York: schr Ann & Susan,
Boston
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S9tpQtag.

sr$5s FOR RIO DE JANETRO
The \ bark La PWING, Cant Kelly viii soil =;
~ days For freight passage, apply to ' " ' III
rb191v HUGH JENKINS & co,
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h OFFICE OF MONUMENT

Hfassfsazsuaa-sa STEAM TUG COMPANY
me Companys boats having been put compe.
Ho are now prepared to execute every description Of rive
and harbor towing at the shortest notice
The Companys Boats follows
49, Steamer LIONESS, Captain A. H. Ieague
The commanders experienced masters and ever ,a,
anee gwen for the safety of vessels in their charge m,
rates OF owage will be made reasonable For further ipfr
NATION apply to the Captains board, or Of the agent
rfa q, e. 9, n n - 10 70,
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&ali 2naAs.
H~uz~- -
Tts E-tss-iij.i
-,
WESTERN

|LIl - {{:55EEtt5..lza...--9.sftel WESTERN
bf29s-12-Stis9 MARYLAND RAILRO4D
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station $40 A NJ, ara 20 p II
and II 4. VI. '' al
~ Omnibus from Westminster daily at A. NJ connects
turns to Westminster . IL
BF omnibus from Manchester at A. " meets II train
Monday Wednesday and Friday. Returning aItarnata
aays To Manchester ON the arrival Of the 30 train from Bal
mhl4f IRWIN & rAVTCp
la GO FOR TiIE
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StkambQats.
- NOTICE.
=S FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

Ill., FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT. =
TRIM IS steamer MARY WASHINGTON has resumed her
g6RTIfNSGHe RatuXent River commencing SATURDAY
EVERY v Marsh Mars 10Th, 1900 o'clock, and continue
FVEPY ~ SSSnhuRDAH. Returning will leave Benedict
t IL hhf WEDNESDAY MORNING at G o'cIoc, for Raj
retur6in gaining at Fair Haven and Plum Point going and
mhl6tf
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DECK & BACHMANN,
IL MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS
COARSE AND FINECUT SMOKING TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS
ALSO
IMPORTERS
GERMAN AND HAVANA CIGARS
PIPES &C.
Nos llS and us " LOMBARD STREET,
Baltimore
ny EXCHANGE ON ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES OF
GERMANY. feoI.tf
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-01-28
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of west Baton Rouge.
SIXTH DISTRICT couR.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter Succession OF Terence Dumouye, deceased.
No. 547.
DY VIRTUE of commission to me directed in fhe
ID above ent,ted succession of date the 3Oth day
Of december 1859, from the sixth Judicial District
Co'rt in and for said parish and State, will be offered
for sale at public auction to The last and highest bid
der on the premises in this parish, on
Saturday, 11th OF February, 1860,
at II clock N, The hereinafter described prop
erty belonging to said succession. to wit
A C rta,n tract of land situated in this parish
mes surinF arpent front 10 the river Mississippi
more or less, with the depth thereunto belonging
the side lines closing in the rear X unded above by
sands of Ovisie Dumouye and Namausin Manade and
below by thos. A. A. Williams, togethe, with .he
improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale:-Oue tn rd CASH on the 'iav of sale
and the balance payable in two equal in ailments.
and on thu LIST day of January Of each Of the years
1861 and IS6s-tbe pu charser to furnish his notes
endorsed tn the satisfaction of the Turix payabe at
the Office Of the Recorder Of this parish. bearing
the face thereof interest the rate Of eight per cent
per annu from and after their respective maturi-
ties. till final payment. and mortgage with vendors
privilege ret.ired said land until the full and
nal payment
WM WHITE
We>s Eator Ronra. .Ianuarv7. 1870. Sheriff.
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z11el1'OUed
9as gi9ht Apparatt,s

OF which have the testimonials o, Gov. R. C. WICK.
LIFE, and Of Messrs. Bysls H,1DKEss Sergeant At
Arms OF TIE enate, and J. H. rEkAlrA, Sergeant at
Your Improved las Light Apparatus as ap.
Piled to the State House, is admirable in all its ar
rangements. and all that could be desired''
have also the testimonials OF Dr. JgBu rERkrSs
of East Baton Rouge and W. W. PuGn Of Assump-
ton. who have my apparatus attached to their So
gar housas, which kould like sugar planters to ex
anime. .ve
nov2659 n r T1cIIr
S6-Addressall letters to D. R. Tighe, Baton Rouge,
La, and they will meet with promt attention
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!. fh.i'u.e..a, az. u ,e.s,
2. Dave, aged years
3. Francois aged years,
4. and an infant.
u Martha, negro woman aged % years, and her
three children
l. Joe aged tcare,
2. lhlite. years,
3. I>ham, years.
IS: zeIia, negro wcmar, ysicksy,) aged 2s years,
and her N,r.s cbildrsn
l. Bill aged years J.
2 Eeeky, aged years,
g. Daniel. aged ye>rs
ls. Rosalie. negro woman aged % years, and her
two children,
!. Jnso. (aalic,ed,) aged years,
2. and All infant.
20. Patsy, negro woman aged q 5eass. and
three children,
l. Jimmy, aged years,
2 Victor, aged years.
3. and an infant
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Coope,age, CooperaEe.!

COopeinge! COoperage!!
rTVHE UNDERSIGNED, having located 1T the Ferry
l. Landing oi this parish, is now fully prepared 10
urnish planters and others with HOGSHEADS, BAR
kEls and HALF BARRELS, which he fully guarran.
tees in every particular. 5.s,,ss - {s fs,3 !
- ALL orders received and promptly attended to
SHARE OF patronage is respectfully solieited.-Go
F a,~ PHILLIP BAUER.
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ETATDE Ia LOUISIANA.

| ETATDE Ia LOUISIANA.
| CUR DU >ixIEME DISTRICT JUDICIAlRE.
! Paroisse do Quest Baton Refuge.
Dams PH,ire DE la Succession de Vharies Smith ct
Elizabeth II. smith. tous deux dec.dee. No. 500.
I'm vERTU dune commission moi adresse au
~ Sheriff de Ia parUisse Quest Baton Rouge Eta
de Il Louisiana date du % pecembre 1889 par Ii.
Cour du Sxeme District Judciaire, tenant session
6ans ct pour Ia parOisse ct Etat susdt dams afaire
edessus designee, il sera offert en- vente pablque
plus ora Mt ct de ruer eReherrsseur sur les leux
Mercredi, le Ter de Fevrier, 1860,
IL heures A. H., toutes les propr,e,es ciapres de-
critics appartenant Ia Su -cessiOn de ieu Charles
smith. ct Elizabeth N. Smith son epouse, tous deux
decedee, savoir:-G NO. ff =.-
Ter. Un certain morc"au de terre situe ct etant
dams Ia susdt paroisse Quest Baton Rouge. gu de-
meurersit les deces) ct cuitivee CONNIE une habita
CONNIE etant ie quart Sud-est de Ia Section H. dams
lie Township du Range 10 Est, contenant cent sox-
.nte-deux 241OO acres avec tautes les batisses ct
improuv. ments qui s-y tr0uvent. .4d a,
Pine. I'm Autre nfOfceau de terre situe aussl dams
cette paroisse, ct dssigne par Ia patente, No 23l
etant le lot deux ~ de Ia Section IL
dams le Townshp6 du Range 10 Est. contenant wing
5000 acres aves les improvements appartena at
G4c1ave0s
BEL.sON, sge de vingt-nent aus, -4
LUKE age de vingt deux ans. 5t
CHARLEY, age de c'nquante-clnque ans,
SARAH axee lie tf.n,e-six ans,
CAROLINE, agee de vngt-six ans, ct ses 4 enfans
GEORGE, age de sept ans,
LEVaNDREs age de cinq ans, -1i. N ..r'-
EzMA NM .as .gse d q aso tso'. ans ct H
NANCY. agee de vingt-quatre ans, ct
FRANCES, agee de v'..t-quatr~ aus.
A9ob111ers
Quatre mulets. deux juments. une cheval, trente-
cnq tetea de betes cornes t.eize cochons, fourni
ture de maisnn ct cuisine, etc, etc.
@ Conditions de Ia vente:-Ia terre ct les escaves
seropt yen.us un quart compliant ct Ia balaLce en-
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Movable Effects.

lanny, mare niue. Nancy, mare mule,
Rosa, - Is Julia. "
Dave horse, Tom, horse.
stephen, horse. Charley horse,
Lash George, ''
Jim Crow, horse.
One pair oxen, Bright and Buck.
'' g q Jolley and Spot.
One lot Sheep.
Three cows and calves.
One lot hogs. lot carts, plows. hoes, axes, spades
tools, harness, collars, corn, hay, household and
kitchen furniture, ETC.. etc
Twenty shares Of lhs Eaton Rouge, G. T. 90
r. 4. Co, etc.
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KeoBi1ier.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10 si-;s i SIXTH DISTRICT CoCRT. -a 77r- isi
PARISH HOFWESTB.ATONROUGE.

-a si-;s SIXTH DISTRICT CoCRT. =7r~ fssf
PARISH OF WEST TBATONROUGE. >
Ia the matter of Succession of Charles mith and
Elizabeth Smith his wife. both Dead No. $50.
DY VIRTUE of Commission directed to the
ID Sheriff of the Parish Of West Baton Rouge,
State OF Louisiana, the Sixth Judicial Court. of
the aforesaid Parish adj State, in matter Of the
success1oa Of Charles Smith and Elzabsth ~ Smith,
his wife, both ad, Of date the 22nd day OF Oecem-
to the last and highest bidder the premises, on
wednesday, y LIST Of February, 1860,
ct 10 O'Clock A. H., all the hereinafter described
property belonging to the Aforesaid Succession to
Wit yfii Il ls.4. I'D ;,,y.
NJ lst a certain tract Of land situated lying and
being III the aforesad Parish Of West Baton Rouge
vhersen the decd resided and cultivated ~ Cotton
Plantation, and dssigna I'D - psr Patent No. 2313
9 bstsR Tie ssptA Ess4 assEtss q sestlos tvelve,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

sr-e. SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. t IT, >.
In mate. Of the Success ;on Of John Russell decd
No. SIG.
VTTHEREAs RicEaid Hanasan, Curator or said 2
w Succession has 6led anal account and tab I
leau OF dist ribution in the same.
Notice is hereby s,ven that all legal Opposition to-
the Honiologato o. said account and tablSxu must
he filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of said Parish within
thirty days from the irst publication thereof 7.ll
~. W. E. CHAMEERLlN, Clerk.
Clerks omce, January 10 b, 1850. - 7-sEi
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New Lfvcrv S1hhIe.

6NASTLE& KEAN. having purchased the wen known
~ Stables on Third street formerly owned BY Rob
ert Beai beg leave to infcrth the publ generally
that as soon as practicable, they intend to fit Up
their establishment in rtsnner Hot to be saspsssed
BY any other Livery stable in the South: they will
vehicles, As we'll CarrMge BuEgt, and Saddle Hor-
's-in fact every mmoda tiot ior traveiers plea
ure parties and Others had 1t BE and
satisfactory rates HEERY 4: CASTLE
A NtLfON GEAN
Having sold to Messrs. Castle Kean the Livery
Sta Bile on Third street, known - 8. Beals Livery
,ble.'' take this method nf recommending nv
uccessors to my patrons and the travelling commu-
lity believing thai they will give full satisfaction te
all their customers.
ROBERT BEAL
Baton Rouge. La, april q, 1859.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Improved Gaslieht Apparatus

AE undersigned respectfully calls the ataehtiop
Of Planters and the public eeneraily to h,s t:~s
Light AfPaEashs nd its established scbno,nv y
and advantages over any other kind of ght, for phh
ac suildines Private Residences; Sugar Hon-
es, etc, has abundant conclusive and satisi.c-
Tory testimonials where his Gas Light Apparatus is
"a operation. that there is sashg of Is per vent
IN money besldes all the labor that has necessarily
bestowed on o,i Lamps or any Other kind Of liquid
up by one Of Inv o " NJ" 49,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,

b STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BArON ROUGE,
F' t. sixth JUDICIAL DISTRICT. -..
q In matter of the Succession of Joachim DaRle
u deceased. No $50. ~
DY VIRTUE Of . Commission directed to the Sheriff
ID OF the parirh aad State Aforesaid from the afore
mentioned District Court in matter OF the above sue
cession, of date the 5th day Of January 1sO will be
offered for sale at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, ON the premises in this parish ou
Thursday, 10th day of February,
1860. at IL O'Clock n, the hereinafter described
property belonging to the succession Of Joachim
Dagie, deceased. to- wit: r ; is' - H"ltla
lst. certain tract Of land situated u this parish
the deceased resided, cultivated and established
Sugar Plantation, measuring * arpents front TO q
pn hlic road, with the depth thereto belonging be
tween parallel lines. bounded abnve BY lands Of John
Baptiste LaBauve, and below BY those of Raphael
Hebe-t, with all the buildings and Improvements
ihereoae a. Roti t7 g. ban
Cd. Another tract Of land also situated in this par
thereto belonging, containing about thirty nine (39)
az per6cial arpents, bounded above BY lands Of B.
Peyronnia below BY MoaaisosviIe. In front BY lots
now, lately belonging to Marin Blanchard AMI
widow Taylor and in the by lands Of J. B. LaBa-
lioe with the i'm rovements thereon.
3d. And another trlct Of hand also situated in this
parish at Eghty.six arpents from the river. contain
ing one hundred aud sixty superficial acres, or
less bounded above BY lands o: T. W Bird and below
BY those Of Raphael Hebert, with the improvements
thereon. tiiIFN -GiSf ~ ~i1f'l '3st' tfF.i''
Moreover the following named and described slaves
on and attached on the Plantation sbovs described
10. Wit: :.
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Mobilier.

Fanny. mule, Rosa, mule,
b. Nancy, mule, Julia, mule,
Dave. cheval, .u Tom. cheval. .e.4 80
Stephen. cheval, - Charley chevaf,
Lash, cheval, George. cheval, S". II
Jim Grow, eheval, "a Bright ct Buck. boeu;s de
tire. Une pair ditto. jolly aud Spot. Trois vaches
ct veaux I'm lot dc moutons. I'm MT de eochons
Un lot de charrettes Un Ot~de eharrues. TN lot
Dc haches. Un lot Dc peltes ct piuehes. Cn lot de
bois de chau6age. Un lot de mails en- paIs.r I'm lot
de foin. Fourniture De maison ct de cuisine.
vingt Actions dams le chemin de fer de Baton Rouge
Crosse Tete Railroad Company. -''o ~ ~ i
Terms ct conditions de vy,eente.,
Iss eschvss ssroat vsnd Is un lone eoaptapt. ct
b balance payable en- quatre ternes egau1. sur le
premier d Mars Do chasun des aansss 1851, 1862,
IL .essssslKA Or isss.sss,s, q r. 1aAelsasss
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s4i s. p. GREvES, s
ATTORNEYS COUNsELLOR.4T L.AW
Oahc. on laurel street Batcs Rouge. II
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Stewards Cooking stoves!
OTEwARD'S large oven, air tight summer and win
~ ter cooking stoves, improved in 1859 The mos.
complete stove of the a2e-conaumes less fuel, and
At the same time has all the convenences imagina-
BILE belonging to the culinary department We have
them Of assorted sizes, and will sell them at New
Orleans prices-expenses of transportation added.
Call and examine.
-t LARGUIER & LANOUE,
.L-. E 49, Agent for the above.
sepf. Sy. Corner AZ and Florida street
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Escla,ves.

l. Sam. negre homme, sge de cinquahte- neuf ans
2. Svrus. ne1re hnmme. age de cinquAnte-un aus
8. William. negre homme q arAnte -quatre ms .
I. Ha-rv negro homme. age de qua rante- neuf ans
5. norvle. neere hnmme. age de trehteu un ans
6. Henry, negre homme. age de trAnte-xix ans,
J. GeOrge. do eharpentier. de trente- un ans.
8. Pautin, nexre homme, age de vingt sept ans,
9. John, do forgerHn, de vingrt sept ans
~. Jean, blesss dun nain age de viogt sapt ans,
IL. Edward. nexre hOmme age de wing t-deux ans,
II. Devall negre h"mme. age de dix neuf ans,
" Is. Ben negre homme, age de y;n9t ans.
H. Rosette, femme, agee de quarante .quatre ans,
Is Ellen femme. agee de vingt -neuf ans ct ses
quatre entans. savOir:- 4,.F NJ .gtlilti,-' r -
l. Philomene, age neufans,
2. Dave age .e sept ans Eve az "a
.. fr"nguis, .ses dc o"Y ens ct rT -5-' ro 4
4, I'M enfaut
16. Mathilde nezret;e agee do onze ans, a .a
IL. Mart,a negresse, age de vingt huit ans ct
ses trois enfans havoir:- 30
2. Philippe, age de quatre ans.
3. 1slain, age de denx ans.
Is. Zelia negresse, (maladive) .yse Dc vingt-cin
ans ct ses trUis enfans, savoir:-
2 Becky agss de ,rois ans, It
5. Daniel. age de etnq ans. s5I ..ls Il
~. ROsalie, negresse. a2ee de wing t-trois ans ct
ses deux enfans, savoir:-+
!. lingo, (atiise) age d. trois ans, 20 ,-
2. ct un enfant.
20: Patsy negresse, aeee de vingt-hat ans ct ses
trois entans, savoir:- hes C7 -f.s.l--. .,.-..I-
:, 2. Victor, sse do qustre ans, .,g j.
8. ct un petit en!ant. - .....
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The price of each adjudication payable one fourth
slalments from the day Of sale that Is, on-hrd in
one year. one third in two years, and sne-third ia
three years from the dav Of sale, with interest At
PAID special mortgage retained the property pur-
chasers TO give notes in coupons and endorsed to the
satisfaction Of the artes interested, and to be Sds
Iberville. 81 - ~ = - ~
Sale to take place on the premises. .eaE y;ss.'e
MICHEL. HEBERT, Administrator.
West Eaton Rouge, January l4th, 1860. t'}RF-fp
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02

are not in the habit Of endorsing ratent
their emcacy In view Of the ~ "
nossrum with which the country is Hooded. = he.
comes ottener the duty Of the Journalist n rar,,
Tue pubic against imposition, than to commend
nescnes and remedies that possess merit; but when
nedcme earns for isselfa reputation, and becomes
= absolute necessity in every family where there
asesse' and when those who use it never ar
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