Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-04
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of August

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next, A. -. 1890, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, o
said day, the personal property herein
after setforth aud described. surrendered
BY sald Marcus II slosson, TO his creditors
to-wil
Three Pianos Ten Cottage Bedsteads
-Four Common Beds'eads Fourteen Mat
rasses One Sofa one Eettee. Une Centre
Table; One Ca'd Table: One Sideboar,l
One Dining Table. One Tea Table; one
Sofa Three Bureaus -Four Armoirs. Eight
Wsshstands; Eight Stoves ard pipes. Six
dor. Cane seat Chpits Eight m,noe Ia
bles; Forty four Desks. Two long Desks.
Twelve Benches. One set Of Cut line Maps
Two Globes; Two Clocks; Eight side
Lamps: Eight House Lamps: Five Carpets.
Eight Toilet Sets, Three Candelabra One
What Not; One Piano Stool; Two dozen
window Curtains; Ono hundred and Of
teen pieces ofChina and z lass lSix common
Mirrors; Fourteen pair Pillows: Eighteen
COMFORTS. Twelve white Counterpanes
Twenty-four Sheets. Twenty four Pillow
Slips: One Hat Rack and one set Of Cot
tage Furniture. consisting ofone Bedslesd [.
One Atmuit. One Bureau. One Wash
stand. One Table. One Swing Table. One
Towel Rack and i've Chairs.
ALSO the following unpaid school bills
due Baton Rouge Collegiate Institute. rs
follows;
gsoRoR Nuts. Of Havana. Cuba. 10 bal
ance on Session bills Of 1854, 1855. 1859
and 1851, with interest to May 10th, 1850
al 900 GO.
WV. II. CtrH, Bayou Sarah, La, 70 bal
ance on Session bills of 1858 and 1852,
with interest TO May 10th, 1890
sge9 ~.
Mrs. g. A. AtpRrcu, 10 balance on Session
biil If 1858. with interest 10 May 10th.
1860 s5h a.
AIFREp witsov. 10 halance on settlement.
May 10th. isG0-ssp "a.
X. g. HuToHtsoN, Dfaft with interest 90
May 10th, ls6o-$2,63 90.
MRs. RoPIEsoN. To- balance on Session bill
Of 1855 with interest to May 10th. 1850
slg0 90.
!. W. Quiuairs, Of Ky, 10 balance on
Session of 1851 and 1858. with interest 20
Nav 10th, lsGo-sS5s 20.
And on
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of Sept,
1890, ut II o'clock A. NJ, the following
kealEstate.
Four certain lots Of ground situated in
that part Of the City Of Baton Rouge. laid
out by Richard Devall. and designat ted on
the flgnrative plan thereof, ne lots Noe.
two. (2,) three, 81 four (4) aud FIVE, j6.)
Of square No. ten, (1o.) all fronting on
hfth street, measuring each sixty feet front
on said street, bv one hundred aud twenty
feet In depth. together with oil the build
ings and improvements thereon.
Upon the following terms aud eon1i-
lions, viz The two certain lots c + ground
situated In that part of the City of Baton
Rouge, laid out by Richard Devall. aud
designated on the plan thereof. "a lots
Nos. two. (g) and three. { 81 Of square No.
ten, 10,) measuring 60 feet front. by 100
feet in depth. french measute) together
with oil the buildings and improvements
thereon-be sold for CASH. 70 pay Two
Thousand dollars, with eight per cent in
teresi on the same from the 18th December
1858. and three dollars and flfty cents costs
of protest; seventeen dollars Clerks costs
in suit Of Slaughter. Smith " Shotwell Va,
Marcus VI. Elosson No. gg45. And also
the SherlHs costs IN came suit. and on
credit until the 18th day Of December 1890
for the sum of Two Thousand dellars.
with eight per cent interest on the same
from the 18th day Of December 1858. till
paid.
The balance Of said property Go be sold
for one-third cash, aud the balance a. one
and two years from the day Of sale. mort
gage with vendors privilege reserved with
eight per cent interest thereon. from the
day of sale. the purchasers Of the Real Es-
tate to keep the buildings on the property
aud in default Of so doing, the
W hole debt TO become due and collectshle.
avg 1. II. V. BABlN, Sheriff