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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
j. HENRY WILSON has recslvsd his supply
OF GOODS for Spring Wear, comprising every
style and variety adapted to the season.
All orders promptly and faithfully executed,
Good Goods, good work. and we'll a tting gar
ments guaranteed in ell cases.
A general supply Of gentlemen's FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand.
Georgetown, d. o.,
North side Bridge street,
ap3 Wv next door east from BsAk of Commerce.
CHEAPER THAN DvER.-Just received at
~ M1LLERD, 1O1 Bridge street, 0eorReto vn,
d. o., . large stock Of eprfng and summer Good,
embracing choice Dress Goods In the latest novel,
ties. Also, 500 yards Oaliooss at i2S, Is, is, 20
cents; Bleached and Unbleached Muslins TO- iiL.
10 rs 20 Cent? hyperion shirtine. IS cents; house,
keeping Goods, CLOTHS, Cassa meres and DrflIinRs
skrts, parasols, shawls, Gloves, Corssts. Hosiery
ana Notlons Our Goods have been purchased for
cash since the recent decline, and great barrains
call. " I'm
NH 2S.ln' BENJAMIN MILLKR
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PERSONAL.

MApAME RaxD HAS A0AIs 8BsVnEDte
s ssS no 40. bstwssn a. and s,h street Isi-
nnl.I : snIcrtenced in tsAe hins, would, during
HsGIIsH s a. ensFs q Sa.1s
sSsss:s D." rss' Once. ssfsr..c.s ,, ga
lu vstt upon Der LADY frieads Who Sesirs 20 hs..
their cevins zone N the best napner. at 21s IN
; sfSHr N 6Ssssls and Idle; :.
machine. Misses sns OhiIdrens CLOTHS
made In every variety efstyls. sp Ii.a'
NJ Oeats, Pants and Vests secured aud Repaired
ses. 20 :sresr :. saSf 81 ses .ould DO ss sy
PENN ns ":ss. i0'A street. i'' d:s'; is:''
$3.50 G Sks k4sNoz As1 .S.'nsdA
g
Linen Rum s h'Ip ss SSs S,s
ts and Uhildren $ Oorsets AIse, the old .tyls.
BAUMs hoop skirt AMI cor, se sanui.o,ory.ss
s s,elsa avenue. bet 9Th and 9Th s SKIRT.
L STAMPING Warranted fast oolo's. VIII
x.sh and bot Done By . French compositisn,
price, Save. expense OF srsidiss :" 1 "
Lsdie. are invited to call. get sample snd Try
porsis, Aprons, Ac., Stamped in imitation o.
wkRRANTRD NOT TO WASH OUT.
Great saving to lsdies having clothes for chill
dren TO make mp. No braid, no Sc wing; bat the
pattern printed In the goods adeiible strf ne that
can be attached TO the bottsms OF Ladies Skirts
lssme as they are now worn In New YORK. } ready
stamped, ans Tor sale at less than half the usua
cost Of braid. Birds, medallions, Figures ant
mails OF any pattern stamped. Goods as rsprs
scented or the money returned.
VIM. Prince,
NIB l2-d 43s 9Th street. opposite Patent Once
RRIDAL AND FUNERAL wREATHs, 30
- QUITS, Cross rs, ANC H0Rs STARS kc
Presesvsd In natural form; InporIed FLOWERs,
HAlk fLOWERS. aud BEADING. Also, I'm
ported MOSS, HAIR DRESSES Tor Balls. by
MRS. FRIES Has removed 20 No. 4 % nth ST..
between g and III. oc 8 sms
John ID. CLARK, ATTORNEY AND OOUN-
SELL0R AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLfT,.
No 52s 18th street west. AZ I.I.
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CRANE RALLr OF MES AND BOYS.
" At TIE
GREAT CEHTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE.
No. 400 7th street, opposite Post Once.
BUSINESS SUITS Of all descriptions.
DRESS SUITS st reduced prices.
BOYS SUITS OF all descriptions.
BOYS SUITS at ell prices.
New styles Of Boys CLOTHING.
CENTS CLOTHING at reduced prices
New 10 your time to lay in sPRIHG CLOTH
ING, we offer special Inducements for the next
thirty days, at
SMITHS, 400 1rH STREET,
opposite Post Once. nhs-im
PARIs AND NEW YoRK MILLI-
,r MR., s! AS e., sAsIoS b. Just re.urne. -
AmsIican str.v Bonnsts and Hats for ladies aud
S Ssmsrs. oE;ssi A%Ssr Pearl and strsy Or
sI .ss'ss y:F,:E; h,SbOn., silks, 6rsps., rules
P.riieulsr attention given to all orders.
pue osms' 40 sth street near Psnnsylvsn,s ave-
pARis EXPOsIfIoE-P8EMTU PIOKLID
\ HST1ks-The undersigned
s ,sII s.. .hf I2sf ~ 8 ~
kLEp OYeTtRs for the PARls EX-
offered 70 sh. public. Pc os;' wissins to avail
themselves OF getting these Oysters VIII ind Il
~sTrsntsd to Keen en- il perfect :tsss darSs sss
entire summer. Nothing makes 90 fne . men
for families, TO be had a. Old Fort Del ance Io
2el, corner Eieve nth and G streets
apS-6t THE ORIGINAL HARvEYp
u I'm COOKING STOVES.
SSs:: ;s'isli IN s:.'.
800 T. III s s + F:! 1 srsSsC sy.ss.
oD l-lw sttAfa ia - near IN otrOst
H,Wll-A full aspert1s1t q white. uAn1ns,
u 81 try Hrel4eRg fAP!n
yotr - b = -. u. no8RI0OH
.U4fiF aSs Renusyfvaaia avenue.
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o. PIANOB
SNt Bseon Raven Piano, for ol9. -.
One Andrsw Stein, for 90. 6D
corner BoerdInan . Gray Piano. Sz7s.
fof sale uDsn easy tsrms Of the Warerooms Of
-. W. g. nDTZDROTT & 90
soie Aesno q Stsinyay Soa's Pienes. Ana
AssoA . nsmhA1 Cabinet Organs. % il-u
Rooks on sAR0HIr.0Tu8l-s IosnS Nome.
I've Archtecturs, Co. efsans 0ity ana ~ ~ rhsn
A A5 an1in,s sa31 yilIs: and Cettasss
sssaisr end pcpsstic Londos, sais iSii e"suTTs,
Text Book o. Aodern C,5peptfy. o3. Sloan : car
Guide. es7s; Owens Hists on Public ArchSts..
tnre, %. A House for the suburbs. Eondoa, a. 10
n 0mlnfe fna Lsfm Cottages, o.. Wee6wsri's
al9 -. - rBANOK TAYLOR.
CARD.-nlse N. =. WILSON bees iso1o a
srally shst che hae rs.olsnsd be-. Drsss naeins
3stabiishmsnt ct lso nth street. bsty zen . asd
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BOARDING.

ROOMS FOB REET-seyeral fine FURNISHED
~ k0OMs to rent at moderate terms, suitable
Ter ngle gentlemen or family, with frst lass
Table Board. Also, few outside Table BoArders
can be Aecommedated. Apply corner Of 9th ans
bees-, NO 80 ap ll6t-
EMPIRE HOUSE. $50 PENNSYLVANIA
H avenue, opens THE day twenty six additional
rooms. newly furnished. Very desirable o.
Portable room with board. for two persona so
per month. Transient Boarders 81 per day.
ap lest
R0ARDING AT THE COTTAGE Two or
~ three eligible ROOMS, witt or without Board
can besecured at the newly built s-Csttage" en-
10Th street. between and streets First Ward
Cars and churches convenient. aps-f
RoARDING and ROOMS at 2I2 street.
- Terms moderate. sn66f
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE can be az
"A cOmnOdsted with FhONT ROOM and good
board in private family where there are no chill
dren Apply at 21o II street. near 18th sp q sw-
ROARDING.-A gentle man and his wife or two
sinsle gentlemen, can Obt ain please mt front
koOM with BOARD in private family from the
north Inquire at No. 20 l. street, between sd
anu z4tn. NH 3G
LOB RrNT-1wo well furnished PARLORs on
= the hrst floor. with or without BOARD Ap-
ply 1893 ST.. bet 9Th and 10th. en-
TABLE BOARD at No tos IOth street, few
doors north OF the avenue. Terms eB psr
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80 FOE SALE. -
The largest and beat collection OF EXTRA cboie.
ROSES, comprising Sea Scented Bourbsas.
Nolsette, Bengal, Perpetual, hybrid, Moes
Monthly Moss, and Climbing Roses Also. the
best Climbing Plants, Ornanentsl Shrubs And
Plants, Fruit Trees, sc, &C. Plabts. &C.. psekod
with great care and sent to any cart OF the conn
try: Plants, &C. warranted trg 60 name aud of
FIRST Quality. A. JARDIH, Florist
mh 30 Inn 18th and NJ sts First ward
NoTICE-U.e HARRIS 4 cos NEoTERIO
IN SOAP for washing Clothes, ss ft has been
proven by actual test that enc pound 10 equal 20
two and one half pounds Of brown soap, aud guar.
anteed not to iRIure the nnest fabric, Try Ii and
be convinced. sold by all Grocers. Sole Agents
for the District of Columbia. C8ARk PAR
SON. Agents and General Com mission Merchapts
No S2s Penna- sv.. up stairs. NH s0-lm
w the New Stamping Rooms, 439 9Th street on
peste Patent Once, they find the best selected
assortment Of Patterns ever offered here for
Cloaks, Caees, Aprons. Joseys. Waists, Yokss
Bands, Wrappers, Slippers, Pincushions, and I'M,
tiale Also, designs for Pillow Gases. Ottomans
CHAIR Covers, Pianos, and IN short, every yarfetv
OF Patterns as they are daily issued. We have \
French Machine and Practical stanper, Ard
have reduced the price 70
FIVE GENTS PER WIDTH.
We make and stamp any pattern brought rs.
de ls-n
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NJ SOUTHERN ORPHAN ASSOCIATIONS

All Just magnanimous, and Christian men will
recognize the obligation that rests upon ali mon
OF contributiDg. from their abundance, somethi pR
nationality, color creed. The ben oent brit
OF our own laws, and those of cur ance sters ex-
pressly provided against bills of attaiuder nv
which even the cyimeS of the parents could be Wis
lied on their innocent children and descendants
The QHes on with Christians or pbilanthropists
IL no as to who the fathers or mothers OF the
heIIless orphans, but are they person ally and ia
objects Of their SYM psthy and pecuni airy aid The
glory OF PEOPLE does not consist I'm unreientin ?
persecution OF every one connected with those wi
WON they ia We had cause Of quarrel, but IN mag
whom the fortunes of war have placed at their
mercy; These observations were ueeested bv
the following note from General ROBERT II
LEE, which we find in the Southern papers:
Mrs.. E. 4. F Meqry. Treasurer Souhern O,pbnr
ASSOCIATION Baltimore:
have the pleasure of Transmitting 10 Won
SHI So presented 10y the citiz of Virginia Oity
montana Territory, who. becoming apprised Of
phens OF Confederate dead - have eepcrously
sent THIS amount TO aid in its erection, throu Oh
Mr. Eilfnger, of your city
Wishing the ladies Of your Association every
success In their benevolent enter prise i am lii
h. FL LEE.
1t will be seen by the notice the IntelIieencer
AID Chronicle OF April 10th that VIM h HEAD
Esq Of Richmond, Virginia has been spnointsi
Agent for the Southern Orphan Association OF the
going mote Of Gen. LEE. and that mis- office is at
the Msesrs LANE 4 90, $40 Penn'a avenue,
east of the Metropolitan Hotel 1t iss noble en-,
terprse, and We trust. will elicit the sym pat nv
OF the benevolent and humane. This 10 no money
Director. and Mans ger !, and the high Character
of their Agent, incontestibly shows apii-iw
TREGIsTRY NeTIOE Netice 4, hereby
~ given to all Qu alified yoters in the EnU RTt
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIEs.
WASHINGTON, April IL, 1857

Jay Cooke q DO. furnishthe following quo
tations Of Government securities:
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nj Rs. ENRICH, widow Of the late Peter En-
that she has 0A0k3
he OPENED THE REsrAuRAHr, G3
80 Pennsylyenla avenue, lscene of the late n Re
Where she intends keep on hand the best quaii,
uee OF W ihBs, LlQI ORs, and CIGARS; also,
all the Dellca OF the Season
be happy to see his friends mn 9g- I'm
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LOST AND FOUND.

LUST AND FOUND.
son WILL BE GIvBE TO ANY PERSON
RSO Who Will obtain me SITUATION &c
Oierk IN one of the Departments. Address q
az ne star ONCE, stating " here and when n
terNiew Can be had. apl2-3t~
OsT-on Monday evening, POCKET BOOK.
cohtsb lnR an order ana O. small amount OF
money The Under will please leave his address
again at 4sS 7th street, as the drst address
losS 1t .
NOTICEzFound, on the 9th Instant. q stray
white HOG. Inquire 1t Mr.. p. kHANS, 30
street, below 9th and ~. Island. Come and
away. an iiss
GS REWARD Lost, on the evening of the
EpS 10th, kEWfOUkDLAND DOG named
mover, ooth ears are sore. caused By fighting. had
on leafh collar. By returaing the dog you
VIII receive The above amount from kOCHE n
90, 397 Penn. avenue. al II a-
TIE OWNER OF A SHOWN AND WHITE
dry COW, without horns, which has for q
long TINE past been carefully secured within the
enclose OF 90 aare 1885, to Craze st ght greatly TO
the 10. ury OF hover garden. Sc. will come aud
prove property, and pay costs and damages
ep ~ 81 ANN G. CARR0LL.
II OST-At the National Thea ter, or betvee.
~ there end willard last evening, RACE
LIT. MARKED IN. A. Y. 70 Il. X Birthday Gin
1855" ThAfnder will be iiberaliy revarded b..
leaving the sAue 1T Wfilaras Hctel. fe y ~
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HATS FOk THE SPRING WEAR.
The Broadway style SILK HATS
Young Mans SILK HAT. H
New and beautiful shapes HATS sndC PSI
Tor young men and boys, in Felt and Cloth.
b. h. STIHEMETZ,
Halter, 234 Pennsylvania avenue.
NH 2S-lm near corner Isth sfreet
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tire ct interet du defendeur ID propriete
hypotheque ct ci-apres decrite, savolr;-
ia partie sud de Fhabitation Belmont,
slime en- cette paroisse, contenant environ
auatre cent vingt arpents, plus GU MONS,
borne en- haut par lie chemin centre trav'
~ersant la dite habitation jusqn'a la ligne
du fond de maniere a laisser la sucrerle
ct lie chemin a la partie en- haut de la dite
hahitatioD, borne en- bas par terre de we.
Louis D~ubardeau, f. c. l., en- face par lie
aeuve Mississippi ct au fond par terre de
JOSEPH Dougherty, avec les batlsses ct
aueliorations qui s'y trouvent. La dite
oropriete ayant etc lonee a Abraham Lob
dell pour t'annee 1861, Pacquereur aura
droit ct reeevra du locataire la proportion
du loyer du apres lie jour de la vente.
Conditions de Ia veDte Pour dn comp
tant pour payer la somme de quinze cents
| piastres, avec Luit pour cent dinterets
par an du Ter Janvier 1867 j; einq pour
cent sur | somme de viDgt cinq mil pias
tres ct les frais de Cour, ct au credit pour
corresponds l~'echeance des billets suiv-
ants, sayoir -:
Tn billet au Ter Janvier 1868, portant
hut pour cents d'interet apres echeance,
de dix-sept cent ~cipquante pisastres.
Tn billet du Ter Janvier 1869, portant
meme tot d'interet apres echeauce de la
meme somme.
Tn billet du Ter Janvier 1870, portapt
meme tot d'interet apres echeance de dcux
mile piastrcs.
Tn billet du Ter Janvier 1871, meme
tot d'interets apres echeance pour la meme
somme.
Tn billet du Ter Janvier 1872, meme
tot d'interet apres echeance pour la sommc
de deux mile deux cent cinquante plastres
Tn billet du Ter Janvier 1873. meme
tot d';nteret apres echeance pour deux
mile cinq cent piaatres.
Tn billet du Ter Janvier 1874, avec
meme tot d'interet apres echeance, pour
deux mile sept cent %cinqnante r~iastres
Tn billet du Ter Janvier 1875, avec
meme tot d'interet apres echeance, pour
trois mile piastres.
Tn billet du Ter Janvier 1861, portant
six pour cent d'interet de date Dec. 80,
1865 jusqu'au paiment, pour la somme
de cinq mile cling cents piastres.
Tous les dts billets sont dates Decem
bre 80, 1865, a pordre de Nine. Bertbelot
ct endosse par James L. Lobdell.
- j. Y. DURABLE. Jr., Dep. Sh'f.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
Vast Rafop Pou~o E;f.L T-,.. ~.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis.
trict. In matter of succession of Onesi-
phore Bernard, Sr. No. 65I.
BY virtue of a commission directed to the
Sheriff of the parish of West Baton
Rouge IN the above entitled and number
ed succession, of date January 2lst A
D 1867. from the Hon the Fifth District
Court in and for said parish and State. I
Will offer at public sale to the last aad
highest bidder, in front of the Court House
of this parish, on
SATURDAY, the I'd day of March next.
A D 1867 the following described prop.
erty belonging to said succession, to-wit.
Three lots of ground situated in this
parish at the Ferry Landing and in tue
town of West Baton Rouge and designa.
ted on a plan of said town drawn by
Joseph Golimski, surveyor and civil en-.
gIneer in November 1854, as being lots
Nos. Is. 16, and II, in square No. l. mea-
surlng each thirty feet front by one hun
dred IN depth together with all and singu-
lar the buildings and improvements there
on.
Personal property consisting of two
oid oedsteads, one large feather bed, one
large feather bed, one old armoir, one old
bureau, one old dining table, one dozen
Old chairs, one old clock, ten silver forks
u thirteen silver spoons, one soup spoon
one old shot gun, one old gold watch and
old andirons.
Terms OF saie-The real estate for cash
.or one'half the price of adjudication, and
toF the remaining half, or balance, on
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROIssE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Conr du Cinqui-
enc District Jndiciaire. D. W. F. Bis
bee VS.. Jean Baptise Hebert. No. 1874.
En- vertu dun ordre de Il. "a addresse au
Sheriff de la p~aroisse Onest Baton Rouge
dams lie process CT deesus, en- date Janvier
7, A. D. 1867, de l'Hon. la Cour du Cinqui
enc District Judiciaire dams ct pour la
paroisse ct Fiat susdite, J'ai saisie ct Tex
poserai en- yente publique an plus ofrant
Jet dernier encherrisseur, a la maison de
|Cour de cette paroisse-
|SAMEDI. lie 2me jour de Mars proclaim,
a. D. 1861, a Ii heures a M, l'interet in
divis dun huitiene de proprietes suivants
appartenant au defendeur Jean Baptiste
Hebert, SAVIOR -
L'interet indiv;se de Jean Baptise He
bart dun huitieme dun certain moroccan
de terre situe IN cette paroisse a six mil
du Ferry Landing de cette paroisse. mes
urant IN arpent de face au feuve Missis-
slppi, avec profondenr de quarante arpents
plus GU moins, les lignes sur les cetes fer.
mant en- allant au fond, borne en- haut ct
en- bas par terres de yeuve James Rape
lier, t. c. |, au fond par terres de la sue
session de James McCalop, avec pinteret
indivise dun huitieme de toutes les batis.
ses ct ameliorations qui s'y troavent.
Linteret indivise dun huitieme dams
IN moulin a mais ct moulin a cotton sur
terre on hahitation de venve James Rap
elier, lie grand mere du 6efendeur.
Saisie pour payer ct satisfaire lie mon.
tant du jugement, des interets ct frais
dams le proce ci.dessus.
Co nditionsde la vente-Comptant avec
benefce d'inventaire. J.V. Durable, Jr..
JANIS Depute Sherif.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROIsSE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cinoui.
NJ District Judiciaire. Aurore Bab;n
epouse de Bienvenu Simoneau va. Jean
Baptiste ct Vilfred Chemin. No. l16O
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct yente
addresse an Sherif de Ia paroisse d'Ouest
Baton Rouge dams lie process ci,dessus, en-
intitule, ct date du IA Janvier !. 3.
1867, de pHon. Ia Cour du Cinquieme Dis.
trict Judiciaire dams ct pour Ia paroisse
ct Etat susdite, J'ai saisie ct i'exnosera;
en- vente publique au plus offraut et der.
hier encherrisseur, a la maison de Cour
de cette paroisse-
SAMEDI, lie 2me jour de Mars proclaim
a. D. 1857, a ii heures a. M, Ia terre by.
potheque ct ci'apres decrite, SAVIOR -
~ TN certain moroccan de terre slime nres
du Bayou Poydras en- cette paroisae. con.
nu ct designee CONNIE lie quart est de Ia
section dix hut, en- township six RANGE
onze est, c%ontenant cent ~sojxante acres
les batisses ct ameliorations sly t~rouyeut'
asaisie pour payer ct satisfaire le mon.
tant de jugement, des i~nterets ct frais
Conditions de la vente, Compliant avec
benifice d~'inventaire. J. v. DuR.LpE. .Ir
JsoSo Depute Sheriff.
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la maison de Cour de cette parolsse-

la maisou de Cour de cette parolsse--
sAMEDI, lie ame ;our de Mars proclaim,
A. n. 1867. a III heures a.. ~, tout droit,
tire ct iateret du defandeur at terres CT.
apres decrites, savolr
Tn certain moroccan de terre situe en-
cette paroisse d'ouest Baton Rouge, con.
nue. ct designe CONNIE lie quart sud est
de la section No. vingt sept, en- township
six, de range onze est, c%ontenant cent
soixante acres, plus on moins. -.
I'm autre moroccan de terre situe aussi
en- cette paroisse ct designee CONNIE lie
quart sud est de la section vingt sept, en-
township six de range onze est, eontcn'
ant environ cent soixante acres.
Saisie pour payer ct sat'sfaire lie mon
tant du jugement, des interets ct fra1s.
Conditions della vente-Comptant avec
beneice %d'inventaire. J. V. Durable, Jr,
jan26 Depute Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
WEST BATON ROUGE.

| WILL OFFER for sale at public auc.
ton to the last and highest bidder on the
premises, IN Saturday the 18th day OF
February next, 1851, at 10 o'clock a NJ,
the hereinafter described property beloD-
cling to the succession Of Caroline Le-
jeune, widow Paul Babin, deceased, to wit:
A certain tract Of land situated in this
parish, measuring one arpent and a hall,
more Or less, front to The Mississippi
river. with the depth Of eighty arpents,
more Or less, between parallel lines boun
ed above lands Of Emile Lefebre. and be.
low by those Of Placide Babin, with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale One third cash on the
day Of sale, and the balance in one ard
two years from the day Of sale, purchaser
to furnish notes endorsed to the s~atisfac
ton Of the heirs and mortgage retained
till full and final payment, notes 10 bear
eight per cent. interest after due until
paid, all Of said notes to be made payable
at the Office Of the Recorder of this parish
Vim. WHITE, Sheriff,
& ex-oficio Anctioneer.
West Baton Rouge, January 26th, 1867.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth judicial Dis
trict Court. Widow Ellie Hebert VS..

J1hiL VI AoCiol1Atn
West Baton Rouge, Fifth judicial Dis
trict Court. Widow Ellie Hebert vs..
J. G. &E. D. Woods. No. 1889.
By virtue of a writ of seizure and sale IS
sued in the above numbered and entitled
cause and directed to the Sheriff of said
parish, from the Hon. the Fifth District
Court aforesaid, |, P. Q. Dupuy, Deputy
Sheriff. will expose for sale at public auc.
ton, in front of the Court House of said
parish, on SATURDAY the Cd day of
March next, 1867, at ii o'clock q. m, all
the right, title and interest Of the defend
ants in and to the following described
property, to-wit -
A certain tract of land situated, lying
and being in said parish Of West Baton
Rouge, measuring one arpent to the river
Mississippi, with the depth thereunto be-
longing, bounded above and below by
lands of the Purchases and back by those
Of Jean Baptiste Lejeune, with all and
singular the buildings and Improvements
thereon and rights, ways and servitudef
in any wise app~ertaining, to pay and sat
isfy said writ of execution, together with
fees and costs. P. @. DUPUY,
jaD26 Deputy Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-26

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROlSS4
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cinquf
enc District Jndiciaire. j. NcWiisn1
ct Gle. VS. No 1859 Thomas G Patrick.
William Bogel VS. No 1855 Thomas 9
Patrick. Augustus ] Bogel vs. No IL
Al Thomas. G Patrick. Lingo f m {, .
TAO Thomas G Patrick. Joseph Wal
ker VS. No 1887 Thomas c Patrick.
En- vertu de cling ordres de Fl ia addresses
au Sheriff de la paroisse d'Ouest Batol
Rouge dams les process CT dessus, les gus
tire premiers en- date du 26 Decembre -
1866, ct lie cinquieme ct dernier en- date
9 Janvier a d 1861, de Honorable 10 CoMs
du Cinquieme District dams ct pour =
paroisse ct Etat susdite, Jai saisie e
.j'exposerai en- vente publique au dern'ef
ct plus offrant encherrisseur, en- face %
la maison de Cour de cette paroisse,
SAMEDI lie 2ms jour de Mars procha'ns
d 1861, a IL heures a m, tout tltre.
droit ct interet du defendeur, Thomas
Patrick, aux proprietes ci-apres decr''ss
situe en- cette paroisse ct appartenant = =
succession de son pere, DR.. J, G. Fairies
decedee, SAVIOR:
l Tn certain moroccan de terre ou hsV
~itation, appellee "The Oaks" situe g
cette paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge e.
bas du Ferry Landing, ct sur laqueli y :,
DR.. Patrick ~demeurait, etabli eopeae BE-.
itation ~sucreriere, mesurant vingt trols
arpents ct demi de face au feuve Miss's'
sippi, ayec La profondsur de qaatre vlnet
arpents, plus GU %uoins, les lignes fern fer1nsn'
au fond, Ell. contenant a PEI pres l.
pents de supericie, borne en- haat Passi
terre de Jonn A Dougherty, en- bas pal
| habitation Limerick. ei-apfes deci'.e,
ayec toutes les batisses, droits, seryitugsss
ct smeliorations qui s'y trouvent.