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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

HS-The Vice President of the United
States, the last Postmaster General,
the present Secretary of the Interior,
and the present Secretary Of War, were
all printers.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

To MAKE MUsrARD.-Boil some vine.
gar /; take four teaspoonfuls of mus
tard, a half a spoonful of sugar, a lit
tie salt and butter; mix well.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

Cure o INFLANNAroRY RHEUMAr1sx.-
Half an ounce of p~ulverised saltpeter,
put in half a pint of sweet oil (; battle
the parts affected, and a sound cure will
speedily be effected.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
W.KDDELE'S PILLS.

THIS Purely Vegetable Pill. which is spoken
i off SO highly by all who have used Them,
for Diarrhea, Dysentary, Piles, &c. &c, or any
affection of the Bowels and Stomach, can be had
No. 93Csmp street, New Orleans.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

CHoKED ~CArTLE.-The instant a crea-
ture becomes choked, no matter with
what, the throat becomes dry, and the
longer the substance remains, the dryer
the throat. The following is a sure
remedy-Take some oil, no matter what
kind, and hold the creatures head up,
and pour down about one gill of oil,
and then let go of the head, and the
creature will heave it out in two sec
onds ! | have tried it for years, and
never knew it to fail.-Nep England
Farmer.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
Wa5etts & Sentiner.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
W. P. BRADBURN,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TAKE Ny PAw."-The Emperor of the
French, taking pity on the cxiled Bonn
baIino, cX-king Of the rescued Sicilics.
has lately made an offer to to lend that
young impotentatc the Chateau of Pau,
as a refuge in his reverses. But Bonn
balinO stands upon his Bourbonism, and
declines the proflered civility in these
words, addressed to Nj de Gremmont ::
Il cannot accept this kind offer. The
Emperor Napoleon is my natural adver-
sary. The Bonapartes cannot love the
Bourbons. But declare this, that the
Emperor Of the French, is the only SOW
creign in Europe, who has held out a
hand to me i'll my Distress"
Under these circumstances, 1t was
surely u~ngracious in the exiled monarch
to refuse the E!nperor's Pau.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
E'hP R0iHUO1C.

SpLoMoN FREY presents his compliments
to his friends and the public. and respectfully
informs them that be- has opened in the building
on Main street, formerly occupied by Stockley
x Delavallade. u
Coffee sfOEISc and Eager Beer.
Saloon, where good liquors and good beer can
be had, and where he hopes his old patrons and
The pubic Will call and see him. seplj
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANTHONY WHLEsEEG'T,
CABINET NlkER L,

~- Takes this method Of re n
y @s2 %trning his thanks 10 his old Va
SG friends and customers Tor the ! 1 !
patronage heretofore received. and assures them
hat he Will ever strive to accommodate them IL
his lire.
lie has now moved 10 the large and commoii-
Gus building al the corner of Feu'S .Al!ry aud
Bank street where he has a large stock OF Fur
niture of every kind.
Cd Furniture taken in exchange or repaired At
very low prices.
lie also makes COFFINS of every style at the
shortest notice.
Cy-FIsk's Metallic Collins supplied l. as hereto
fore.
Splendid Hparse. Price moderate. sep4
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
To TIE EMe ga

THE undersigned would re- RfHSS...
Il specially announce TO their ~ SJltsss,-A
friends and the public generally NTySf&A|
that they have Just purchased the SSxAS$%
Cofiee-house and fixtures formerly kept by Pnii-
lp HeeIein opposite the Steamboat landing; and
having been 10 considerable expense in paper
ing al! the rooms 80 that they are neat and pleas
ant. and hating the best Irgnds a Liquors and
HtHCs TO be had ir New Orleans. and further,
piedglnS ourselves TO spare no pains TO please al!
who call 10 see us. we shall, expect a small share
Of the public patronage.
GEEoGE TURIN. r,-n,v cr,nn,r
CHARLIE. S%EIrPLE, i'"iN 'Hi' LII"
Plaquemine. May 70, 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

nFFICIAL.-PRoPosALs FOR A LOAN Of EIGHT
~ Million of Dollars-T sssury Department, February IL
until IL clock Saturday, 23d day of February
instant for Eight Millions Of Dollars of the stock Of the
nd States 10 be issued under the act of Congress Of the
will be opened decided The stock will be
In twenty from The FIRST of January last and will bear
a. six per cent pc payable semi annually on
No offer be acsped for any fraction of thousand
dollars will any offer be considered unless
the United states the Of the Secretary the
Treasury ln certificate OF such deposit must accompany
each propoSA The offers mus, be unconditional without
reference other Offers aud must state the offered for
ach hundred dollars Of such stock
The proposals should be cr do wed the outside Prooo
,ss for Loan Of 1851 and be addressed the outside the
The bidders under the foregoing conditions win be mme
dacy informed by mail u the decision their proposals
II scc,ped they must deposit amount offered and accep
I'd with the of the United States with the As
snt treasurer at Boston, New York Philadelphia
before the st day OF March proymo should successful IN
wish 10 this Department 1. win be considered
Certificates OF inscribed stocks will be issued to the
bidders their assigns In OF thousand ve thou
may respectively emit led upon their deposits aforesaid
carrying interest from the cate Of such deposit ct the
Of six PEI centum Such stock Will be transferable the
books m the Treasury agreeaby TO the regulations OF the
should my request certificates
stock with Of semi annual interest attached
IN OF thousand dollars each, with such coupons
tacbsd thereto; and such coupon stock instead or being
and ansi by delivery Of ineates The
this coupon stock from the date of the deposit
until day OF July will paid that day
cepted bidder his attorney by the deposary with whom
the principal was deposited
The preliminary deposit of per centum required
all bidders under this notice will be Included In the final DO
10 be in edat ely m turned To- ssful biddera
JOHN A. DIX, Secretary of the Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

NTCTICE-AT A MEETING OF TUE DIRECTORS OF
IN the silver Mining Companys held AT their oce this
day. was unanimously resolved to levy an Of 80
share the capital sto * OF said company
able In ipsalm follows 5 cents before the
cents before the 5h day Of May and Genus or
fore the 9th Of July and that all
the shall, be paid within the time
sgnaed payment, shall be forfeited COMPANY,
by order, SIDNEY A -uMOHE, rice President
NEW YORK, Feb. 70, 1901
NEW YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD COMPANY
~ The interest first mortgage bonds Of this company
March will be paid at Seventh Ward sank the lat
Of March, 1861, on pr ntation OF the coupons
4. X. BOVINE, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

ITO MEKCHANTs.-A NERcH ANT FROM THE WEST,
wishing to chase stock OF goods will exchange
choice sele ced land for partner having
goods about rnc MAKE advantageous exchange
Some money paid required Confidential Address Mer.
chant, He aid oQnnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

go. s.I.R OR TO Lgr--A VALUABLE CoUxrRY
N pes,dence at New Rochrlls, on Locust aud siwinah
ccpsa Ave ns large Gothic house. with
s,.ed nis,sas hne carriage Re useand large barns The
~" ,rsp The cannot be supsssed For particulars
- gtsITR A BIpel ma-bla works, 81 East Houston
v,s@ or 70 JOHN H. BIRD u Jobn street. up nairA room
In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

MATRIMONIAL. A4 tH
NTATRTMONTAL-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY,
N in moderate circums ances. wishes 70 BaA0 Ne
qantanoe OF accomplished gentleman With vew V
trimcny regards not very partteulAx. He
must I've aectorate and possess the qualities necessary
make him congenial comparicn Should prefer gentle
week Il n. j.. Provderce fost onice. n /
NgArRfMoNY Il AN A YOUNG NAN DEsTROUs OF
Nl forming quaintsnce With srng lady "a young
widow eseeped who independent forune
in regard 10 uafrimony None who
crre a. ths IA no. FOR ioke Address John
stsiop @, New orb Post ofce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD ooMPANY,
an 1reasurer's Office, Albany, February "a. 1861.
Messrs. DUNCAN, tHTRxAH Co, Transfer Agents, New
York.
GrrILHxkNThc following regulations in reference TO the
transfer OF Stock and the issuing Of Stock Ce6cates in this
Company will effect the reopenng of the Transfer
Cooks, on friday. the 22i day ri February ns,-
First The full and place Of residence OF
to whom Stock IN transferred must be stated In the instru
Of transfer and in the stock Certificate
herewith In of transfers to firms the of The firm
The place where its business conducted must he stated
second In application to transfer Stock by virtue Of
power of attorney The must be filled dated and
ST ned TO be complete Instrument before transfer "a
Permitted under It. No transfer 10 " be allowed under
open q defective power.
bird If certificate presented in which there has been
alteration, nerneatc the application 70
transfer the Stock by such certificate be de
cned and the applicant referred this Office Eespcctf uy
yours, GILBERT Il WILSON, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23
FINANCIAL.

LyOR sALE-S2y COO LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE,
RailIo third mortgage cent Bonds Eastern
division. Apply to ALBkRT IL. NICoLAY Co, No Y
n ilism street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

the house Of brick two stories and atc 1t Is In excel
Int order with Gro'os water bath ROOM range
HerYv G1nld
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

T,LNEMENT PROPERTY IN NEW YORK Of BROOK
yn lightly incun bered, wanted in exchange for fine
selected sotk of b Fancy Goods of superior qualities
Also Cloths smeres, vestings and Clotnpg Principals
III, call address Fowler, NO ii Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

EsOR sAIB-AN ENGLISH EASEMENT HOUSE, NO
50 West Thirty sixth street between Fifth and Sixth
inches by IS feet lot 80 eet offered for
sale a, price. For further particulars apply to the
owner. g. 6USsDORFF, 10 College place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

TyAsH OR ExCH AN6E-FoR WESTERN PRODUCE,
~ $6o $1,000 worth OF French Selected Goods consist
ing Embroideries, collars uDderseeves, Robe Skirts
Dresses Brushes Combs and general variety stock Will be
0oh cheap cash hanged for Western Produce Ad
arees Fancy Goods box 3765 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

EARN FOR SALE--ONE OF THE BEST FOR SOIL
and cultiyaton in good fence comfortable Buildngs
sonvenient depot schools and churches most excellent
Yarm and pleasant place Terms very liberal.
SOIirHWIck 4 WOOD, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

u Is of excellent land situated in Westchester county
near the depot and within 20 minutes ride Of Twenty
zeyenth street Haven Railroad The buildings
arc new modern; hot and cod water bath room &c
nhsd and fruit Win be sold low exchanged for
city country seat in county with less land In
aure OF GREGORY CO. No. Is Bond street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

!. 1TENTTON LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II YOU
n wsnt get the full value for your OF Clothing
Furniture CARPETS aud Jswt!ry the best you
esEd u f. RAktlS. .h6 Seventh avenue IhsFe you
he convinced you sii b. dealt with to satisfaction
For silk from 5! 10 go; for coas from 50 to Si2
for and vests from 81 upw ards Please cont forget
l56 Seventh avenue Twenty first street Ladies a.
teboed by Mrs. Harris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

UNARM wANTED-OF FROM 10 TO 80 ACRES WITH
good buildings situated in coed location in wechester
SOunfy, than mile from railroad station
Address apply to JOHN A. RILLERY, "a Pine street,
room No g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

DESIDENCE AT YONKERS FOR SALE OR Ex
IL change Gothic House. about three quarters II
mile from the depot and half Of Ground, beau.
fully laid In garden: Fruit and shade Trees pply
80. 2 New street, basement office, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

r1,O EXCHANGE FOR A HOUSE WORTH from SC 900
TO 5000 fine full Lot Fifty fourth street, between
Fifth and Sixth Also, Lots the north
of Seventy fifth street of
brsnce Please address Income Herald Office agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

u,oR sALE-A FULL BRED IMPORTED DURHAM
Cow Ave years old Any prison desiring such stock for
breeding purposes good opportunity offers Price $500
inquire or O. n. KINNEY, f52 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

TOR sALE-A DOWN TOWN LUNCH ROOM CORNER
II Of Cedar and Nassau streets doing excellent
husIees Asmall amount Of money required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

T7SxcH .NGE FOR CITY PROPERTY SALE OR
~ to let Water power Grist Ail in New Jersey ada
the city, and lucrative business is established
No good viii Of which goes with the mill. Address w. NJ
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

BETTER PRICE PAID tOA LADIES' AND GENT
N cast off Clothing Il an elsewhere; Also Carpets
iure Jswshy Ac guarantee 70 pay the following prices.
From ~ TO $ aid 81 Dresses from 81 TO Sis
aid from 81 90 to So for Pants by pos. punctuay
ty E. l34 Seyenn between Nineteenth
ard twentieth streets aides nded TO by Mrs II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

OFFICE OF THE MICHIGAN soUTIIsRN AND NORTH
" ern Indiana Railroad Company. IS William street..
New York FEB H. TO the Second Mortgage Bondhold
important of this VI bondhold
that the coupons from their bonds for November
May and November 1860 and Nay 1851 be presented AaS
funded before the close Of the nsa the 18th inst
HENRY KEEP, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

V,oR SALE OR BXcHANGE FoR MERCHANDISE.
iegelry improved property in Brookiyn 800 acres
- y.pd lying ruask ard Saline couuties State OF Ar-
FOR particulars inquire NJ W Nassau street. third
Noov front room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

wy pFRsON HAVING A HOUSE BELOW FOUR
Broadway preferred to change for
ha ndsome brown house Union square
hear good opportunity by addressing L. X, box 10
Herald Office
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-07
A Plantation for Sale,

INHE well known residence of Capt, 4, Lii.
tell, situated on The west <r..~a
branch Of Bayou l'eehe. about zs saai -
hse aud Q half miles from ope- an naIy 81
.io'sas and three miles from Bafry's Landing,
containing upwards Of two thousand acres Of
anu Improvements not 10 be surpassed in the
Z atlsht between seventy or eighty negroes.
Shfee hundred acres OF crop in the field Of corn.
cane and cotton. gentle stuek, work oxct, and
iaiik cows, work mules, creole horses and ear.
rage horses with carriages; sheep, hogs and
goats, carts, plongis and all plantation tools
~ abundance. II any person wishes to pur-
chase 1t viii be well for him to examine the
pace which viii be the best. recommendation.
70 be sold in solido at a cash advance, nt
iong terms aud moderate interest.
Aug. 81, ls61.-At. j. LlrTFIL.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-07
Sc MI WEEKLY DELTA.

Published every TUESDAY and FalpAy morn
rag by the New Orleans Delta Newspape
Company, No. 81 Camp Street.
TERMS OF THE, DHLra, INyARraR1y IN .Atya ", =
+ &3-yA DAILY DELTA: -
Sunday included s q. -. 80 per annum
SEMI WEEKLY DELTA;
WiA BE- published every Tuesday and Friday MINI.
ihg. me terms viii be IS per angtum-1f0r two
copies ~ per annum.
WEEKLY DELTA. ~.
Containing all the news of the seven davs nre ,io,,s
inp 70 Z Q clock Saturday morning, So ner aTnur,
- Iof Two years. $9tor six months. live cor,ias
70 one person, one year, Sle. Ten COMES. Ia ane
person one year, $40, 5f
NJ SUNDAY DELTA
fafhe P.lfnetps among family Journals ~ Ter 4,
nun mailed; S2,25 delivered in the civ. Fira
copies 10 one person. ore year, ST.. Ten eopies II
one person, one year, SIS. f35s5 '"
I,cksges OF ten and upward, sent to one pers,,
~ AZ : 'naa ohe year, at the rate of ; cents each
POST MASTERS
WIN DE allowed a commission OF FIFTY CENT? on
2aeh subscriber for the Weekly OF semi.Wes1A
Deita, AT the full price, and tel. pes cent, n, ~
seriptiuns to the Daily Delta. S'e
Al felnlt.ahees by mail at oar lisk, provided tina
making the remittance take a ree.1nt f,S,,s
me Postmaster tot the same, Relnittaores" ftaa
,oifent money Of the States received at ,,ar' NJ
ire not accountable for .,.sr 14en.onsions 81 ,pA |"
as agents, unless t.sey hold cur written as,., div.
TO suBsGRIBERs.
y wrappers signify that your substri,t ic,,
Vla eSnlfe III Three weeks. y
shet yen wish your pager changed from, one
'9sa'ohlSe 10 another please mention som otfIfes'
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-07

- VIZ would cAll The attention Of oar
rnadess n the seAtnboat advertisements which
Eappsar n our columns Of to-day
The Picayuppe No. II 4 fine passenger
sbest md win make regular trips between
Warrington and New Orleans. We are con
shdsnt from ons acquaintance with Tie officers,
sthatsFAsengers viii receive allihe attention
Axpected pn first class boats.
Wesleara that freight will be taken to and
gfrauANsW Orleans 1t reasonable prices.
The Southern Merchant will make trips
hoaniBarry'ss landing to Bfsshear where it
willconnect with tie II. o. O. q q, w. II. Il.
The charges as will Be seen give no room for
grunbliBg. .1.ss E38ss#9 n
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-09-07

fTN+ - Nt4S ASALb GEt LE
AI q call meeting of tho sGrin,es Count,
tifeys' q. W. Hnacheson Captain Of the Isl
regiment of Texas volunteers, Lieut.. RIA
Bassett was called to the chair and Sergeant
IN. Bookran appointed Secretary, The
Chairman briefly explained the object Of The
meeting wlefeupnn on motion d committee o
i've were appointed to draft resolution expires,
OF the sense OF the meeting-the following
composed said committee !:
Lieut.. . I'll. Durham,
PriyateaA. q. Rrielz,s
Sergeant J. M. Beoknnan,
Private Z. Cs Burlington, 1t
Corporal Jesse w Baker!
And On motion Of orderly Could the chair
man was added to said committee.
The commit be then retired and after d short
session reported The following preamble and
resolutions which on motion were unanimously
adopted s E$a
Whereas tho citizens of New Iberia, ST.
Martins Parish and Of Vermiilion Parish, La.
having manifested d great interest iii our vel.
tare, in furnishing Wagons md transporting
us through their Parish-4ia having supplied
our company with ample provisions of every
KIND, aud having contributed most liberally
IN every possible manner to ourcomfort during
our sqllonrp at this place, and deesning their
kindness and liberality deserving Of the highest
commentator, and desiring 10 leave a testi.
monIaltof our appreciation q their kindness
therefore be it
RssolpsE Isl. That The; nnboaaded thanks Of
our company betendered to the citizens Of New
Iberia. St. Martins Parish and Of Vermillioa
Parish for their patriotic liberality and gene
rosity.
Resoiged End. That the ladies of this place
have won our profound admiration from tier
many acts of kindness to. our sick comrades
and to the company in general; for aliof Which
they deserve the highest need efpraise and viii
ever be held in grateful remembrance.
Resotved 3rd, That 10 our friend and fellow
citizen James 3. Stephenson, and to the cili-
zens Of Grinaes Comfy, Texas, We tender our
sincere thanks for their patriotic zeal in tran.
sporting US to this point.
RESOLVED 4h, That this preamble and reso.
!utions together with The proceedings of This
meeting be published in The II. o. Ben, o.
Observation-Disclosures Patriot, and Houston
fIexas)) Telegraph.
R.H. BAssETT, Chairman.
]. NJ. BooSNAs, Secretary.
A= TIA
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Ope|o'tsas Patriot.
Sir:
Please insert in your next ISSUE

- Please insert in your next issue
The following notice. s.. z.
FEIaow- CrrizRNs OF ST., LANpHy;~-Uhex-
peetedly | re-appear today before you after
having retired from public life. do so nei-
Their as an off eseekesr nor az a politician. but
as o mere citia4n answering TO a public duty.
/ know that my efforts shall not be in vain
as | speak for the CoNsgpERArE GOVERNMENT
to the fathers and mothers, who have yet their
sons aboutthe %paternai roof, to come forward
to the mid Of the braves who are lighting our
BATTLES.
] know g. because / appeal TO the hearts,
mothers. wives, and widows of those gallant
yo ~lunteers who have left everything which is
dear to noble hearts to rush to the field Of
honor. FL.
Our Government is ouySelres. We must
sustain it or fall with it. We must show our
confidence in its stability and strength by
piedgisg 10 it our fortunes as our defenders
pledge their lives and their liberty upop'i its
success or lis fall. s III +
The Government proposes TO buy q portion
Of our crops for the support Of orr army and
pay us with Confederate bonds, bearing 8 per
cent interest
This move, If we'll understood, will give
character abroad to our Government. Let
your contributions be ever SO small, the NAM
bcr of subscriptions will show the popularity
ofnur government and the confidence we cur
selves place in our leaders. E&.
Let every one come forward without consult
ing dis fortune or his creditors.
The Bonds Of the Confederate States will
answer for gold aud silver with all GOOD Pa
,TRIoTs. s#-
All creditors having objections to the above
instructions are requested to make il known
at my Office in the town of Opelousas or by
mail. Will issue circulars and will address
the people III different portions Of the Parish.
With confidence, yours &c.
sar3 5B sB. "A. MARTEI,
,s4M 89s9z It. ~ &3 sE3s ttntnmigsionar "a {
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Sheriff Sale,
STATE OF L.nnIS4N

." - '|% SE@r#6f
Parish il II. taass,
Aag'tstIn Foilaia N, sfss
Edward ". Moore,
. MI
r. same. 81 7&
! My virtue uttwo writ Of aiias Il. ILL.,, ausa I'll,
ES ta.. Issued In the al94fe eatiaEd safs III
District Court IN and TN he Parish f 81 lar5
and State atugenaid. and 10 the directed EMIT
pose al public Naae, FOR cash. 1t tie eetssAsts
Of this Parish, on SATURDAY, HE iii Ssi
September, 4. II, tfs8l, commencing ii Id hi
IL a, NJ, aud continuing from iii I 10 day. AsggsS
ry, ali the right. title, interest Had digatsi
httgustin fotlaiii. il aud to The following lsgsS
seized 20 aatisfy said writ, 10 witt:
lst. One part Of 10. No.f Situated ii tM III
Of Washington IN this Parrish. bounded hi aHss
by Washington street, on the other snisg III Hill
street. front BY Sittis street., and pa ts fsssi
i,art otsssid lot belonging V q. Utfiek. sasgs
being lot Z Of plat "a said tow, with .he iaAA
aud improvements sheraoa.
Ind. Another rieae of ground. VI grss
being the north quarter ID NJ Nj. III, lnaEass3
the side by sittig street, and on the other sf
Washington street. Belag the Same Vtstehasea q
j. Ghen,er, aud being BOUNDED ii the Mt
Glteiiief Il FellaiH, also with ill tlie baadiag,f
improvements thereon.
81. 4 tract or parcel uf land ~sitaated At M
Vile III siiis Parish, With all the i~nPrgyg2
thereon erected, measuring t9ehSy %ssqefA9sl
penis more or less, bounded NORTH Wy fle ~
Crocodile, South by - Wehlt aud Nsa
land formerly belonging to the Estate 0tllssI
King.
sheriff Office, opclolsas, July q slssl, !.
i. v. cniGElEsE sasist