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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
Jamaica Ram

w hayc lgs received IA h- aud ;" Ahl. lun, part
w NAIrh tyt nasoi AMI cNerlirit quality such h
-|tI al manufacturers and winch viii sell
,cr' luA pric's Plense call and examine H.
ar.- LlE ROCHE & 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
fENhRh fEIlGnI offcE, E.&T.E.E.
Ter vEspAY, 10TH, the following Regulation Win lao

AK bEAil'S, Hair Ornaments Head Drcss,, r,,.
- Nuhs Mnra"saS, and or, variety of ,,,., c',.
cc> for ladies ami children al ' - '"'' "h'! ara
nov ll-dts p~,,,.,,,.,.,..-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
NOTICE.

AMI ar MONDAY next, there will be Flour inspected
~ In tis Dcpot. Il farther notice. ow nv To The crow ri
e'liIt'h :" tht depot. I. -. JELLls,
n'N li"iis Gen. Fri. Agt., Va. x Tenn L. Il.
The IIcst Inter ami e Book Of the Season
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
Hair ana smack Mattresses.

w + keep cun>aail, hand good stock Jht
w Winch viii ~ -a!d cheap Tor Cash We hare
l"Nr articles inalc 10 or,cr III shur notice.
aug Ais VALENTINE Il IIkNING.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17

ihi'-Ahrgc ot OF r..cr Leather JUS, received =,
tctI lots
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
Ruaonrp COMBINATION 70 XIII LOGAN, ONE Q

RuMoRED CONDENSATION TO KILL LoGAN, OsE OF
THE CArTuRERs OF CooK,-The Shippensburg tPa.)
News of the 2lst, states that according to current
rnmor a man by the name Of Myers, a resident of
Franklin county, Pa, while crossing the South
Mountain into Adams county, was seized by body
Of men, whose purpose, as declared by them, was
to take his life, believing that he was Logan, one
Of the captoFs Of the late John T. Cook Of Harper's
Ferry notorety. Having number Of letters, re-
ceipts, ETC., in his possession, Mr.. Myers proved
satisfactorily to the party that he not the per-
son they had taken him for. They stated that they
had, BY some means learned that Logan designed
going over the mountains On that day, and as he
Wyers1 answered to the description they had re-
eeised Of the person Of Logan, they were confident
when they took him tMyers1 that they had hold Of
a seoeaaafel whose body should be cut in ten
thousand peces!n Mr.. Myers was released, under
promise thathe would say nothing about his arrest
that would reach the ears of Logan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
Trente-un moseeaux dc torre dams lie fond
esu TroisIeme District,

TGENr.gN pIfFiaRsNT MoReHAuxz DE TERRB
roes District d. asse ea ssashs aq d dspgs
lssS II HI DANES ~ nan dasse Louis il Ps
s s's dss Fl P9lfs dun plan dc W
~ fi aeeF3S 1as 10 Il Ct section
Les ane Is Sos Il l5 des section No . ont
noeeaa Nes ct II dams la section No. g. ont o,aeun 10
aEpents de superficial = " i AZ
penis de superficial ~ ee ~ ar
Les norcearlS Ms dams la section No ., ont caeun
lie moroccan No. o dams la section Din q a A. t, - ~,
de sfporfeie. = f y oiVe
L. No. 9 dams section No 10 alpepts de- sinner.
LIE No.4 Ia section No. TO- 50 afrept. IN a.
snperHce : : - 1et'.s % ivy 90
lie moroccan No dams Ia section No H. est dc fonla triap
lnire ct u IL arpents 44-lDD ts y
lie No. ? dams Ia section No H. az aren a. I'm d
sHpetfce -t -eeV NC
lie moroccan No dams section No H. 50 arnen3s y, Inn A
Superiee t Tvs 0e
lie Nc dams la section Ne 80 atpent 90 de
shRerhce. e WV wv
moroccan No dams section M l2 IS arpents ~ do
Le No ,s Ia section No H. IS a4pets soo de-
saperhee. " - -
lie Nea aans Ia section No, IL ii aents 100
de superheie. = -
perticie. . - =
+ L ~ st s s,a5 en Fsrs dams seio
section No 10 arPents sss ass seeh No %
a8Y~ TERMEs ETGoNDITITIoNS-u efnanisne CONN
tant 10 reste IN denS os ct auae credit. On beis
des aeaaeenfs fats Ran4na des efoyens dc Ia
Loaisane gaFatas raF poheqas specale prop
ont 6poqr cant Tan de la tchtsce ct
en- de non paieme tchaaHeR. pour
cent Fan Hs4aa pafta gagmen Gete denleFe condition ma
Seyra pas enc de naniere reteer quo &C soi
IL paen1Bnt desdis hes ~ ~ NJ 80 |
nTa8 feron metre en- possession ienys nro
fas Of II fe4aia denx enafefraeE
conditions d. i xente edeasa ienonse dams les aanze aas
de eur part les prophecies ACCUSES par ex seFont
ct yendues enr compile rsqae sans
autre miss On dsfaut iagal. s - e+1'
Los aces de sene pafdesaa O. F. FeFtler noaifs ia Ia i.
" s3. w est'F, s4A tAe.s ass aeaaeIet.fs. jaaq
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

MOBILE AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILRosn,-
are informed that Mr.. Samuel Thompson, Of ST.
Louis, a gentleman Of acknowledged ability where
he is known, has taken contract for preparing
cur portion OF this road for the rails and left the
city to enter upon the discharge Of his duties at
once yesterday. He has all the necessary equip.
ments along with him, and expects to break ground
on Monday next.
II such men as Mr., Thompson is reputed to be
have the snperintendenee of this work all along the
line, we shall have the pleasure of making the trip
to Montgomery by rail in less than year.
Mobile Advertiser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Flr5a 5gs1lsfs eeuRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
RX VIRTUE of a writ OF seizure and sale
- 10 directed By the Hon. Aug Daguerrean Fifth Justice
OF tho FENCE for the Parish of Orleans entitled
Gauss vii proceed TO sell At public auction IN the Rotu
streets On TUESDAY, February IS 1885, at liz O'Clock A.
d., the following described property = E =
a CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated In the
second district Of this city in The square by Canal
IN oMstonhause and Mnat streets and having front
suV ieet on each Of the above named streets.
Ssl1ed IN the above suit for city taxes OF 1857
TERAs-eash on the spot
LOUIS POWER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

SHOCKING ISHuaAsITY.-6ne of the most shock.
ing cases Of inhamanity of O father 10 his child,
that has ever come under our notice, was brought
to light in the borough Of Indiana, Pa, few DAYS
ago a man named j.. G. stachai, was pm On
trial there for assault and battery npon ha son, Il
child Of some years. The evidence was very vol
luminous, and revealed a system of brutal treat
ment on the part Of the father Of which the child
was the victim, the details Of which SO beyond
anything Of the kind We have ever read. It was
shown that he hung the child on one occasion 10 i
joist BY rope fastened to It's thumbs, ana that
while in this position he compelled a younger
brother to kindie fire beneath him, % that ID
was almost roasted TO death before be was taken
down. On another occasion he laid him on q
heated stove, and subsequently compelled him to
stand on the same without either shoes On stockings
to protect his feet from the heated metal The In
human wretch was found guilty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
Fiat DE Ia LOUISIANA.

etseeiHH 5uszler pn PAX "a ylkLE DE Ia NouyELLE
PAR q s n,eRIEass ! ISasoN. z. 2 : 2, fis-
y = ~ nm writ de siaisie ct yente IA
me- hadesss pat Fon Aug Dnanecien Gnatiems JUS
esae rsA pour y patpisss Faare eidessns
ptoSeasfa y ahni = de f6vFier 1860 iIs heureS
HI = u bohfe &c les ues Ghartres
IN iET DE TERE sitae dams 10 f}exipne I,fsfgtnt Ia
seite Y1 cans fitet borne les Canal 0yTnna al
DIES rues NOMINEES. = $3.50 ".A st4@est-o
saisi dams Iaitaire ci dessns pour taxes de IssY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment do ladiudicatian
,oss M 80 ~, =, LOUIS POWER,
s-s w ieo ~ . Gonnasable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

INDIAN IsrRunERs.-The st. Anthony News says
that the Sioux Indians, to the number Of $500,
have been scattered through the woods in Minne-
sofa They have killed over 1000 deer, cutting OF
the supply upon which many Of the poor whites
relied. Their presence is great nuisance. They
are inveterate beggars, and sometimes enforce
their applications by threats though they always
retire when they are met boldly by the whites.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
Labor Al, .garilaSea.


From the Kingston Colonial Standard we extract
the following:
1t il extraordinary with what wilfuI blindness
those who oppose immigration into Jamaica per-
slst IN negatying conclusions from admitted facts
which are irresistible to unprecedented minds For
instance II the Leeds Mercury. in commenting On
Mr.. Earnest Noel's communication, observes with
surprise that d demand for immigration Is kent up
at the same time that the West India Colonies
with the exception of Jamaica. are annually i'm
proving their condition. Jamaica il always the
exception, but no one seems TO be able to UNDER
stand why the condition of Jamaica should be ex-
ee Ea~ 4 tbe r.t Mas wh;cb ! i. o,on,.s
it whose condition shows those evidences of i'm
proYement to which the Leeds Mercury refers with
so much satisfaction They are Barbados, Trini
dad and British Guiana
Barbados, we all know, il prosperous, because
she possesses native population almost as dense
as that Of China with a very limited extent Of su-
perficiai soil. Tn Barbados, therefore, population
presses on the means of subsistence, id the same
way, II not to the same extent, as in England, and
the people are industrious from necessity. Trni-
dad and British Guiana, on the other hand have
taken steps to produce this pressure artificiay by
large 1mportations of foreign labor. The former
colony, by the importation Of III 900 Coolies, has
trebied her crop since ls5A, while the latter has
doubled hers by the Introduction Of "a, 600 imTni-
grants.
While Jamaica is the single instance Of retro
gression, she affords also the solitary example of
n0n-Immlgration.
Mauritus by importing something like 1000
laborers, has increased her exports Of sugar from
TO- 000 900 lbs in 1884, to $50 600 900 lbs in 1858.
Jamaica, by depending wholly on native labor, has
fallen from an export Of 1900 hhds. in 1888, to
one OF $4,000 hfds. in 1859.
It is very well to find excuses for this retrogres-
sion IN imaginary wrongs suffered by the aboring
population, but the fact is obvious that while pro-
prety and public interests have suffered to this ex
tent, the emancipated population, as a body, have
IndennDHnHah apd Ilnyya
thus shown to demonstration that their interests
are wholly disunited from those Of proprietary cul-
tiYation.
1t is believed that there are not at this moment
above 10000 laborers who employ themselves in
sugar cultivation for wages. What has become Of
the 100000 slaves who received emancipation in
1882 It is not to their dsparagement to say that
they are comfortable people, having their own
houses and grounds which they cultivate for their
wants. But the very fact, that these persons are
in q condition to be wholly independent Of wages,
Is evidence at the same time, that d country like
Jamaica, whose superficial contents are equal to
something like 500 square miles, cannot hope to be
cultivated without large increase Of population,
willing to be bound by such contracts rs can en-
sure an extension of profitable agriculture.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
Mobile Races.

The following is the summary of the race over
the Magnolia Course on Friday last:
MONTH"; Jan 2Raoe for sloo best in free all horses
to be handicapped by the RruprieinF
3. 7. RicG's g. g. Riet, saddle
r Rol,nson,s b E. Iass oatey 10 harness
Time, 2;43-2:42-2:43l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

EpIroRIAL FArALIrs.-speaking Of the death
Of Mr.. Roy, late editor Of the Vickshurg Sun, the
Concordia Inteligencer says:
This sad event makes the fourth Democratic
editor that has come to d violent death In Eicks-
burg Hagan, RYan. jenkins and now Roy-and
all in street encounter, except Ryan-Who fell in
a duel with Hammet, d Wing editor. There can
not be cited another city in the world where there
has been such fatality of violence all confined to
editors Of one and the same political creed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
For the Faculty.

The Paris correspondent Of the New York hi.
bune, having no further occasion to report the
progress Of Mr.. Charles Summers distressing asn,
plant, has turned his attention Ia science ana H.
ports medical discovery h the following trassiu-
cent sentence y
Take any small brightish object d knife blade.
pen-holder, half-dime for example. Hold ii be-
tore persons eyes, little within the and above
the range Of his or (which is hetter1 her easy
vision SO that when she looks BIT it, and thinks af
It, hxedly, as she must be engaged to do she viii
have 70 squlnt cenYergeHtlY, npWardly and aDom-
ihably, and the chances are, that space Of from
one to three minutes she will have nassel iytp a
state Of unnatural sleep, nervous sleep, artificial
catalepsy--What two weeks ago we WonIa have
styled with more or less of sneering tome nost
q u.s., magnetic ,sleen-what we now solsmnly
Not to mention the extreme inhumanity Of max
ing any respectable female squirt eonvergeaatly.
npWafdly, and abominahly,'' we protest against
the uses to which the practitioner may pat the
cateiepsy. Thus, by onr correspondent you
may raise her two feet from the floor, tickle the
palms Of them, pull ont the eyebrows, set ont one
arm like pnmp.handle. throw up the other like
viii not move, complain, or feel fatigue 81 pai.n
IN the simplicity of the new science lies its chief
danger. The practise Of HYpnotism will not be
confined 70 the faculty. a child can 4 take any
within the and above the range Of his Or (which il
hetter4 her easy vison.ii The gloomy Consequences
9. Of Master Tomn1y's practical application Of the
AnestneIIe disenfefye VIII occur TO every itnagin-
alton II all the enthusiasm of science he holds The
hrightish object within the range Of his grandmats
uneasy vision. As that venerable, benign Old
woman i gradually hypnatised, imasine The young
savage tickling the palms Of her feet pulling ont
her not too profase eyebrows, setting ont one old
arm like pnmp-handle, and throwing un the ether
like flagstaff
. We respectfully submit to the faculty that there
y Q chance OF science becoming entirely too fami-
liar. Invaluable anesthetie agent, Welcome rival
TO ehloroform key % animal magnetism al this
and much more fknown only 10 the Tribune cor
respondent) may Hypnotism be; yet it, intrsduc-
ton into our household economy, its addition to
the list Of parlor alnlsem ents which already con-
taina the gyroseope the ssereoscope, the aequa.
rum. is event too lamentable for calm contenl-
pation. There matters too sacred for the touch
of Science, and among these we may hope 10 mem
ton the palms OF our Women's feet. What benefits
viii that discovery confer upon the world which
permits the merest tyro, by merely holding
brightish object 8 within the and above thet range
of her easy vision, 10 tickle the palms Of some fair
nnoeent's feet. and, under the miserable pretence
of achieving scientific result TO pun out her eve.
brows and bring her into ridieue by pump
handle and flagstaff adjustment Of the armsf
fPhii. Bulletin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

AeeIpEsr 10 An AeTanss.--The New York oor.
respondent Of the Charleston Courier writes:
Miss Marion Mccarthy, of Laura Keenefs theater.
became and continues very sick, in consequence 81
me absorption OF Q poisonous preparation used by
actors to Whiten the skin. Upon ANALYSIS. il " a.
found to be made Of white lead and arsenic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
j. 3, WALTON.
IMPROVED PROPERTY I'M the FIRST
District At Aaetfon.
BY. b. WALTON,

AccTtoxgER-0ffiee 10 Bank P1ace
SATURDAY. the 1Ith February, 1850, nit III
will BIZ sold II NJ
q GEkYAIS LOT or GROUND. with the bnidines and
the Square bounded b. TcoHplouIa 4ze St Tftas af.d
seiafin sets measuring tis Ten inches aud five Hines
lra5 On is9sonas street. BIZ bundled ard thirty
aa a, tso iines Il depth tctx parallel lines.
Ihs improvements consists ri i DNF STORY BRICK ri 4TE
ROOF BUILDING leased usl die III Nossher ssa Il liz
rate Of twenty live dollars rer fa9ntf - t = -
IT. he purchaser Eayrnent of a
oe re eight hadEed dptafs bearing interest al eight per cent
ron ih Angast payable year and the ba.ne
cash, oHe.fird iva esrs'
sFs Il ihe nees of The purchaser bearing per cent, RI
ahi interest from day II se maturity and ez per cen;
P ann thereafter pnnctualls pad with special mort
Ss .t q ths property sold mil anaI payment.
te balnR 70 BE insnRed and policy transferred to vendor
pense Of the purchaser Y 4 isaS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

a book eanyasser states, on calling on . man III
Arkansas to purchase book, be was told he would
be glad to have the book, but that be had hook
already; and the idea Of having two books seemed
preposterous. That il he would buy the old book
he Weuld trade.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

sfeosnH IrsIIeE pg PAX, &c. 5. $nIAIWAY JOHN
Fnrnsse q orl :ans HASSINts-Ne l02
I'm NERNU dun writ de fieri faefas n
- moi adsese honorable D. T. MITCHELL Seconde Justice
de PHlS Ia pnfoisse Orleans faaire cdessIIs
proctdeai In Fente enean magasn depot sits
ii de ftyrief 1869, midi de-
I'm iot dc MEuBLEs tapis poole qui peat APP
rartenIf.
Saisfs tnus iiafaire ci+lessus.
! &G0NDITI0NS-Gemrtan ap moment de Faaindirnton
jaSl fe6 IL w H. WATERS Cannstahle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

very ipns ereaifs without esho-Gess.
By J. 2. WALTON.
City Aueionesr,
ofhce 10 Bank Place
ssisaE r I III Fs 4. JEay Ri lseo # y
he Finance Committees o e Common Council III aesaaat u
adson viii L III oWiag asssbea s ralaas ~
SIX LOTS or aRouND with se thereon, ID
~ a saiafe bounded y Religions 81 Jes TehoapIoaB
& J. inees and lines s! Religions ii lei
improvements tese III io consist II two tory frame ifsI
ssf q ahoTs s 4 re s shsd aa d
Ih9nas ate T. John hs BaPiis Market Religions and si
sas 81 asa ss fst q IL T r east ~
M III e h. ae y ssR bss gass s lines
ONE LOT LOT ot GROUND II he square bounded by Mel
s IS nsss sn lines Nspoene treet - depth #
s~TERMs AND CONDITIONS .ffth cash. end Tho
balance on credit q one two three and -four years notes
% H. pop sas & ts Witt
aa dae R h sp ha y esss Pc esa
fah ls as VII I'll, t ess e. @ eis per n
s5y r. IL Il ssasary = 7
hs tilangs q be insured asanet the risk Of fire BY pur
e = to n psssss
sde fsss SsaRs aa s e IT,
Daft IN p sa n any ssss q dea neglect their
q N.Y. 500 = 's,. z
PROPHECIES DE FEU JOHN McDoSoGH.
TERRaINs DE yALEUR AMEIIoRRs EFT NoN.A3f.
mtiqes dams e Ginqpeme District par orre ct pour
eenpse da Fohl4 DIES Ecoes de MeDonosh Vente i long
efddit 1t SINS end6ssems.
PAR j. 3. WALTON,
Encaueur dc la Vile,
Bareaa, 10 Bank Place
hsass 4 a g. e 6swr i 1872 sa midi Il
MeD9nogA ct Ia direction n Cense Cornun les Fopri
&c et q ss dg SaIysntss ssront sendaes
stA iVIs IN IEfRE, ains que les aneiprnoms aui SIS
htfei sits dams le borne par les Religious ST.
Iames TehouptouIas Celeste d6sime CONNIE Ie Iots d
esirant tacan 81 pieds Ii poGces q 5ligpeg
etrc gnas Rafeles IL lot No forant eIlenrnire a.
rues Religious ct Celeste Ies authorizations SUI les dis s ots
consistent en- ne MADISON m bo aoes
QrATRE LOTS DE TERRE shines dams riet borne mar les
rues 81 Thomas aniFefo St jean Baptse Market Religious
81 p.eds poneas gnes de- face Ia rue t Ioass srr
~ pieds 10 p6uccs ct g8es nrofonder entire enes pa
iee le No formant fencognnre DIES st Thomas ct
UN LOT DE TERRE saa dans I,iet borne bar les rites
Meponene Tepsichore Camp ct Maan Inesurant q ffeda
popees etb ignes "a rue Mepomene prosonder de
Ha@TERaIEs EFT DiTIoNs-In.ci eonn.ant d
T. balance IN credit de nn deux tro asre ans biefs
hypotheque specae Ia propa FeRdue nyee pvgge u
yendenr ct portan pour dinerG par an de Ia date ii
maIta en- cas- de paiement alres natue dts iets
ment.
Les ed6ees deyron par aeautreurs cone les
Fisques du fe les peees traserdes au sener
Les acantFenrs Sc eront metre possession leurs pro.
rais tare aux tefes tt conditions eli
dts7us decr dams qne or dn jour de III yente de
dt do negligence dc eur part pToprie aeetee par eS
Fendue lenr compile davis
Les aetes de yente pardeEant e. f. Fortier Esa notne
de Ia vile No % rue n Camp aix ais des scaaeeu i9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
CONsTABl4E,s SALES.

sseosD ra gf5s + G. s zas fHAon
~ PEI me f re Cd. h. h an D Mitchell Second 6sae
will proceed sell public aHetion al ty val cli6nse on
Glrcls street between Pcrddo and Poyras Streets on
u 4 the llth day OF February 1860 III L o'clock
lot ef5iolsEH0En FURNITURE carpets and one stove
together VIE the fixtures appertanins thereto
Seized in the above suit,
TERMS-Gash on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

SQUARES IN HTRTsFTIIE, HARLEM, SHREWSBURY
and Bath at aucgion, without reserve, very long credit
without endorser by order aad for Of the MeDon
OCH School Fund city o. New Orleans
BY j B. WALTON,
City 5tuctioneer
Office. 10 Bank Place.
MONDAY, the aTth February, 1860, Mt lie
eDonngh School Fund.- and under the superintendent of the
Finance Committees VI the Common Council will be sold9e
following described property
TNENTY-EIGHf SQUARES in the city ef Harlem Par
rated By The Nos 49, n = 3D. a. To- IL
plan drawn by Louis f. Pile Surveyor dated ID January 1860
TWO SQUARES or GROUND, in the city Of Shrewsbury,
mated BY the Nos l2o and ~ plan drawn By Louis III
Pills City Surveyor dated 18Th December, 1863
ELEVEN SQUARES and pafts Of squares in the city Of
Huntsville Parish Of Jefferson designated by the Nos 81 81
Louis H. Pile, City Surveyor, dated 18th December 1850
-FOUR SQUARES Of ground in the city of Bath parish of
Jefferson designated by the Nos 81 Co. 5 and 10 according
plan drawn by Louis H. P6 City Surveyor, dated Eth
ns5~TERMs AND G0SDIfIoNs--nne cash and the
balance credit of l. and years for Of purchasers
made payable ut the Citizens Bank Ct Louisiana secured
special mortgage on the property sold with vendors privileges
uritg in oil payment after maturity said notes will
then hear per cent interest per until fully paid The
last condition will be understood delay any way
the payment of said notes.
The purchasers will themselves to be
nj their expense and will have to comply with he terms
and conditions Hbove described within fifteen days from the day
Of SALE and in Of any delay neglect their par the
property purchased by them will be sold for their and
risk without any further noticc.
of sale before c. d Foer, City Notary No. 40 Camp
street, at the expense otie purchasers. jas