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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-01-14
Grand Zine 10 the Pa.ifIe
WIN be open for Business In the sum m,
of 1850

The regular Government Commissioners have
pronounced the Union Pacih9 Railroad 80 he
FIRST CLASS In every respect. and the Special
Commission appointed by the President sass.
Taken a. whole. TUE Union PACIFIC
RAILROAD Has BEEN WELL CONSTRUCTED
AND THE GENERAL ROUTE FOR THIS LINZ
EXCEEDINGLY WELL SELECTED The ner
gy and perseverance with which the work ha~
been urged forward, and the rapidity with whjci,
II has been executed are ". thout parallel in biz
tory, and in grandeur and magnitude Of underiak
ing 1t has never been Cquaticd.' The Report
states that any DEFICIENCIES that are only those,
Incident TO all roads. and that could not have
been avoided without materially retarding thr
progress oftfa great work Sneh deficiencies aYr
supplied by all railroad companies after the CON
pletion OF the line. when aud wherever exne rlene
shows them To be necessary. the report eonciudes
hy saving that - tho country has reason To con.
graduate itself that this great work Of natiennl
Importance - SO RAPIDLY approaching compile ton
under such IA orable auspices" The COMPANY
now have Ia use lJ1 locomotives and neafl, us
cars Of all descriptions. large additional eupir-
ment il ordered TO be ready IN the Spring. Tho
grading Is nearly completed. and ties distributed
for Iao miles IdvRn Of the western end OF tht-
track. Fully I.o mics OF iron for new track ara
now delivered west ot The Missouri River. and ~
mles more afr ~ route. The total expenditures
for construction purposes tu advance of the com
plctsd portion of the road L. not less than eight
million dollars.
Eosices donation irum the I,evt of l. so arrrs
Of land per mile, the company u tuttttj 10 sub
sidy 1. y. bonds line A. completed and
accepted, at the average rate ct of above s29,Opu
iNr which The Government takes second lieu a.
security The Company have iHlrgady received
- lbs go o. this subsidy. 81 which Al -0
paid Dee. 9Th, and FDi9,upU Dec. Itth.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

\ hereby give public notice that Harriet Wiley
] by her deed dated and eaecniel OCT ith, 49,
duly recorded, moi tagged 10 !. !. ihAlsler a
certain parole OF cal estate, situated the east
erly side OF Elm street the village Il Bncksport
and bounded, Westerly by saId street Northerly
aud Easterly by land OF Fred. sponofd aud south
erly Nv land OF l.. Warren, now OF Mr. Herr !,
Pierce. said mortgage was, April 22nt, 1865 duly
assign ed by said Nc Allster 10 me.
The condition Of said mortgage hasng been bro
ken, | claim TO foreclose the same, add give this
notice fer that purpose.
Iheo. L. voodman.
January, 9Th, 1859. 3wI
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DIsrRIcr COURT OF THE UNITED

\ EsN-htrtEltk bl hAilt.
Ia The matter ~ sullivan 1Tccn, Bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
This l. - gave notice that petition has been
presented To the Cont this I'd DAY Of Dee. \. ~.
ISIS rs sullivan Green Of Deer Isle. In -.ii Dis
irIci, Bankrupt, PRAYING that he may be- deer c.d
a. have 4 fan discharge from al b.. debts prosa-
hlc under the Bankrupt Act both a. an ihdivid-
nal aud AZ \ partner 81 the arm 81 Green \ Co.
consisting ut the petitioner aud charles
Davis. ami also q partner in tie lrm oil DAVIS
4 company, consisting ~ the petitioner, said la
yS~, aud one Aih~u Stephenson, and upon reading
said petition u !. ordered IS thr Court that hear
ing he bad ron the same on tire let Monday oiIuur
A -. Iss4, before the Court M Portland Ia said
District. at IL O'Clock. and that notice thereof
lie pub.i-hc ia ihc Ellsworth American and the
Isnck and Free frcs~, new papers pTniri in said
District, week fnr tirnc week. aud that all
creditors who has. proved their lobtS aua other
persons IN interest appear % sad tlGur ana
place. Ani -hoS ctuso, Il aLy they have. why the
psay.r of and petition should not he grated.
NM. T.. PKEBLE.
% Clerk ~ District Court for said p8stri.:
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nIsrRIcr COURT or TIE UNITED

- 80 II E>-pi>trift ol Maine.
In the matter of Charles l.. cI.aitfrr Bankrupt
bankruptcy. This Is TO give office that n petition
has been presented 10 the Court this I9th day Of
bec..A. p.lSis by ohas. L. DcI.ait,rc Of Ellsworth
Ia saia district. bankrupt, praying hat ne may
bo oecrecd 70 have full discharge from all hi
debt pr0vabc under The Bankrupt Act, and upon
reading said petition It is ordered by tibet curt That
hearing chad upon the same ON the Il Monday of
july, 4. H. l>il before the Court in Portland IN
said District at Jo'clrck and that notice there
OF be published In the Ellsworth American and the
kockIl Free Press. new sps pcrs published Ia said
pistIict. once y week for three week. and that
all creditors who have proved their debts and all
otncr persons if interest may appear at said tmr
aui place. and show cause ii any they have why
tne prayer % said petition ,honid not be- gran ted
NM. l.. FRLBi.E.
~ tlcTk OF District tourt for SAID District.
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CAUTION.

NAlHEREAs my wife Joanna Bartsr has left my
NJ bed ami boaId without ally justinable
cause or prov cation, this is to fo ali persons
from harboring or trusting her on ny account as
shall pay debts OF her contracting.
Trenton Jan. 9, ~ PELII.H BARTER
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DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED

- SHAKESPEARE OF Maine.
In the matter oi Nathan I. slower Baukrupi
IN bankruptcy. This = 20 give notice that peii.
ton has been presented 80 the Court this TN day
% Hec., a. ~. l>is. hy Nathan II. slower ~
B'uehili, in said District, Bankrupt. PRAYING
n at he may bn dccrcsd 10 have run disehar ~
from all his debts provahle unacr the Bankrupt
Act ani npon reading sala etiion. IL Is ordered
by the Court thai q hearing to 10 had upon ths
same on the first Monday ii May..A.p l-4s,. before
the Court ~ forilanli In said Distinct at 10 ociO<
4. NJ, aud That notice thereof le plbli.hel In the
Ellsworth American and the I.ockland free Press
newspapers pr utcd IN said District once = week
for three weeks, and that an creditors who have
proved their debit. aud other persons in interest
may APP ear 81 said time and place and show cause
II any they have why the prayer % said petition
should not be granted.
M. +. PREBIE.
~ Clerk of District Court for said District
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FREEDOM Notice.

II ms T. 10 give nutice ihA; have given TO ms
minor ION t.ilien 7. Dung HE time from
iliis date, and shall claim none u he wage aud
VIII pay none ~ hi- debts hr being free ~ ari
Tor himself a. il b. twenty. one. 8wI
Eden. Jan. i-79. Inns :. luI. 81.
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Do M Fail 10 Read this Crretuivt n
DR.. MonchC'S
Household Companion and Medical
G. UID e.

Nhnuh bei IN ihc hands ~ every person. ulI ana
Young. uatrlcd and single, - 1ain scA->--al!
.h"uli have %. The lnosl wonderful aad oni,fian
lns book ever Published. huh uf strange and
marvellous dis nrses 10 Medicine. Srieace aud
Art >nrr IncihNas OF curing Di.sAs. Mean.
whereby '1 prulons Lie - wonicrfHl period.
Together with how - I've many hundnei dollar.
- wear ia Doctor. trc- IL i-aci.S hoR ~ cure ali
diseases Of Chiidrca. No mother should qe with.
eal ih.- valuable book, ak many lives 81 Infant.
m!-ht bc sascl j; the rsmcsitr. mentioned Ne i
E+,i- u teaches LuW % -.1Tf women Of an na-
DHn~. n teaches u" whole art OF coartiag ~.
ttleirr. A.. ~ irachrs hoW 10 IS ia The dc ots.! Al
lection Of any man or woman. IL teaches the
hidden secret OF love, and Who'll. secret Of bcauiy
Il i'arhrs yotIn. people how 70 be handsome. IL
t"AeAa- many othcr woHdevful ihinss Be.ie+
siNe- q iAfsc number Of original amt valuable re-
rstIt. 10 medicine, alehrmv and magic Of the
uiidic as-es. inviting HaatT!.lony love court>hip
llt marriage, ~ .crrct- and Information aTr
worth more than thr whole price II ma Beck. IL
b. Vel occurred ~ strong douti. WraIrver. aud
-,ui drcrtly return ~ mail ip ans address b any
pArt no thr niisI ~taIct sI.nD 4 cory. Agents
wanted. Address q. d. WEEA~ 10 Cambridge -
Boston Nae
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Farm for Sale.

s1iiE Subscriber offers for sale the farIa known
j a. the "tr2g's Farm, l-2 miles from Ellis
worth village, on the Bangor rosd This farm
contains TWO hundred OF land, fiity acres of
which under cultiy alton and the balance W God
lots, and pasturage enough Tor thirty head Of cat
tie. Cuts forty tons oil hay. Eight acres new
ground seeded down last summer. There is an
Orchard on the place thai will yield two hundred
bushels Of migrated apples. The pastures
well supplied with water, and there Is well of the
best Of water in the yard. The farm well
fenced, stable and barn in good repair, good set
harrow, and patent horse hoe WIN &c soffRYh
the farm also twenty sheep. There Is an album
daat supply Of muck on the farm which IL OF the
best quality. Also large lot Of dressing from the
barn, which will be included in the sale. Any per
son wishing to purchase farm will lind ii to their
advantage TO examine this property, it will be
sold low and easy terms.
Z I'LL Il. II. GREELEY. Executor.
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Bankruptcy 4lot'rrs.
COURT or BANKRUPTCY.

~ next Court % Bankruptcy for the County
= OF hAHcork val De held at the Office of the
1lerS Of the Courts in Ellsworth, on FRIDAY.
FEB. lqth, ls,a, at . o'clock. an.
PETER TEACHER
HiH Register, Ssh Cong Dist. Me.
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Governm't Aid Security of the Bonds

BY IL charter, the Company permitted TO
"'' '''A - N W. ''''s'ht i.'HN-t A4"t "a"
ti'r whole road and ali it, ,.5uipm.nts such
mortgage upou " hat for u long time wifi H., tL,
'h'F tatii"'I r"nacg ting the Atlantic ami Farth"
rtA''-' iAA'7 Llr.hlKho rank a. safe security.
NJ ltli,Rs tt"I' lHr way OF i"eal business fvt
,Hr A'aI ei'1ns 'une .sot 30 on an average ut
- hHie", were over t't u MILLION DOLLARS
Nh'h' after fIti uk 'Ii "NpenEo~. were mach
more man sust' 'it VI cover "tt interest Liability
if"H IN. lst~u'e aAl " t1nn%7 ItF fhr last
hN' months "aNr beth s-ra@sto, lHSy wnuil
'AN' u''" s'eat''' II tlt l"a'i hAd NOT been taxed
- ~ utmost capacity 70 transport - own matcr
as Tor construction. me Income from TIE great
eii' nm. it,tShtsf "4'i '!'F ~ W.
ll'os VI ult lev ROXY A'oHH]A4h states aI+
lfttitl.' uluht " ample 'uF ny AHh "th'
Ha"H't'c,' ~ fr''ll ~ At ttp" q" ft'ti' Va
''' ~ interest it HAHt fViuAih ''t N''i ~ yea
- pc lA''hli !" goa, "pW 'tHA' 'r gat"vt
''stt anu h'ho yrt cent W 'GfItA'f. 4Hf P'ia''
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they wcrr painful. affecting have been RADICALLY
rftvl iu -u-h great numbers In almost every -c..
iinn Nh nv rounr! hai hr public scarcely need TO
ur informed ~ Nh virtues WI uscs.
~rrpiuou- poison - unc uf the most destructive
enemies u our race. bnru, thIs unseen and unfclt
tenant ~ the organism undermine the constitution
without exciting a suspicion Of it, pr,.-.sIcc. Again.
II seems 10 breed infection throughout III. body and
uleh, pa some favorable occasion. rapidly develop
into one or other OF it, hidcou- forms either
surface or-among the yial-. Ia the latter, tut,
t'rs may be suddenly deposited 10 the lungs
heart. or tnmors formed In the liver, il 81,
~ presence ~ rfuptiuns on the skin, foul al
aiions on some part OF me body. Hence thu D.
-onal use ~ "A bottle Of this Sarsnpnfiiir i All.
ilsabie, eycn when no active symptoms Of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following COM
plants generally hnd immediate relief, and, ut
length, cure, by the tusc Of this S.IES iEII-
IL. -. fIsfhony's Fire, Rose or Irysipeias
Tefter. Salt RheuD. >raid Heat. Riag,rorrn,
Sore IDcs. Sore Ears and other eTuptiOns or
visible forms Of ScroJai0hs disease. Also in the
Hsart Diseasct Its. Epilepsy. Neuralgia
and the various tirerons affections Of the nusCtI.
lar ami nervous systems.
>yphifis DR. JcHercai and NcrcariaI Diseases
are cured by b. though long time is required for
suhduing these obstinate malaflies by any medicine
But long continued use Of this medic me will cure
ticeratioHs. AMI Iep'ote Diseases, are com.
monty soon relieved ami ultimately cured hy it,
Iuriis ing AMI inyigoraiing eject. Minute Direc
Piled gratis. RLenn,afisB, and Gouf, when
caused hv accommodations Of extraneous matters
"a the hlVud, yield quickly TO il, a. also Iirer
Conn .Fainf~, Torpidity, Congexfioa or InFa,n-
D'afioH NJ tbs Lirer. and Jaandics. when arising
they often 10 fi,ia the ranking poisons in tie
h!""'i. This hfRNfP iHfLLI + "A great re-
-tarer Tor the strength amt rIeOr of The system
ih"-e VINO are Lnngnid and Iistless De. ROM
arnf. sfrcni-ls and troubled with Nervous In
IrehrDs'oHs or Pears, or any Of the affections
-ymNiomatic Of Urak.rss. will lind immediate
relief ant convincing evidence Of is restorative
bower iinnn trial
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Pung For Sale !!

n SUPERIOR travelling Sleigh Pung with zen
~ closed box, of good style and inish-only
one month used. apply TO HENRY SWAN.
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Ayers SarsapariIla,
ron PURIFYING. THE HOOD


The reputation this cx-
rcilsisf medic ine enjoys,
d. dcriyrsi from ils cures,
many OF which are truly
mary tsilous. ,rv@serate
cases or = Tufuluu- dis
ca-c, Is there the TEN
-ct mel saturated with
corruption, have lasrn
Lrifliel anil cured ~ 1t.
l,erplulniis affection and
disorders hich wers az
g1atate'i b. he scrufu.
tisH s1ltlgniuAf ru uUtil
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

enci, falling hair checked. and bald
mes often, though not always. cured
by it, use. Nothing can restore the
hair whore the follic!es are DESTROYED,
NJ the glnni- atrophicl and dcrnycl.
But -uch il remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
mcut, il viii kept clean and vigorous.
II, occasional to will prevent tie hair
from Turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prcYcnt badness. Free
irotA those delctcriou- substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious ID the hair. the Nigor can
only benefit but not harm it. Ii wanted
merely fur 4
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REPAIRING,

done with Neatnes- and Despatch, by good and
faithful workmen.
Thankful for past fayors, | hope with honeat
and fair dcaling- anu strict attention 10 bus ues.
IL merit continuance Of the same.
g.. w. BAGLEY.
Ellsworth, June ed, is's. -
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-10-09
The Coming Elections.

@ AFH 81 VA -H 49,
Elections win take place in Pennsylvania,
Ohio, and Iowa on Tuesday next the 12th
fnstG6 I'm the latter State the Republicans
will have tvery thing their own way. . Ia
the the two former, The Democrats have .
full ticket in the Hs1d, and The, election is
closely contested Its impossible to pre-
dict with any certainty, what will be the
result. Each party expeetsr9t to succeed,
and each seems to be equally sanguine.
The Fifteenth Amendment andsquestionss of
Finance are the leading issues. Both States
hare been actively canvassed by their
ablest speakers, and BY leading ,men from
other States. II j. thought that the result
in Pennsylvania and Ohio, will materially
affectit the elections in Mississippi and Tex
as, totake place next month. ri Unless the
contest be very close, We will probably be
able to announce the result in OUT next
issue, In Pennsylvania; d, q Governor, Judge,
and members Of the Legislature are ret to be
elected and in Ohio, . Governor, State
Officers; and Legislature q th~nrr a..
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-10-09
The OpeI0msas Hotel.

Our townsman Mr.. VIM. NJ. Johnston
has been very busy repairing, painting,
and cleaning the large and commodious
Hotel, Immediately in front of the Court
house. The outhouses and fencing have
been completely disguised in white-wash,
to say nothing of q large and fine livery
stable attached to the premises. The Hotel
and its surroundings present an entirely
new appearance. Mr.. Johnston, whose en-
terprise, management and courtesy, are
well known in our community, has just
opened this establishment for the purposes
of a hotel under the name Of ".The Opelou-
sss HOTEL He promises (and we have
always known him to do what he said)
to keep q first class house. Travellers will
fnd o well supplied and inviting table,
sleaping rooms rendered comfortable by
cleanliness and ventilation, the largest and
best supplied livery stable in town, and q
polite and hospitable landlord Our friend
johnson intends to astonish the travelling
public, and we shall be very much aston.
ished if he does not run his hotel on the
most approved style. a,s.ag=.syr s.5tit
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A CARD.

OPELousAs Sept. 29th, 1869.
TO the Editors of the Ooclousas journal and
Courier.
The Report signed by us, and adopted at
the meeting last Saturday, says that the
Treasurer, Mr.. Thomas G. Anderson did
not furnish us with "the accounts and
documents necessary, until the evening
before the meeting. We did not mean the
documents and vouchers. The facts are
these.
We had examined the books and youch
ers appertaining to the Treasurer's office,
and found them correct. Having found
the entries in the books to be correct, on
comparison with the vouchers, we re
qucsted Mr.. Anderson to furnish us with
the accounts current corresponding with
the books. These were given to us Friday
evening at 4 o'clock, and were in our pos
session at the time of the meeting. We did
not mean to convey the idea that Mr.
Anderson withheld from US the accounts and
documents, but that he only delayed max
ing out for us the accounts current from
the books we had examined until 4 o'clock
P. NJ. of the day proceeding.
F. A. K1NG,l .oo,,.on.s
Ev. DEJEAN.{ A'oouA"'''
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The Southern CultivatOr.

The Southern Cultsvator for October has
reached us. We can do u planting
friends no greater service than to call their
attention to this agricultural magazine. 1t
is the leading representative of that revo.
luton in Southern farming, which has
been i~naugurated since the war, with such
happy results. It's editors, though pro.
gressive, are evidently cautious men,
attaching great weight to experience, S is
shown by the large number of articles in
every issue, written by practical farmers in
all the Southern States. It's corps of
contributors is unrivalled. We notice that
the publishers continue to furnish to new
subscribers, the letters contributed by
Mr.. Dickson, embodying his experience and
practice. These alone are worth 20 years
subscription. If you have never seen the
paper, send a stamp-to Southern Cultivator,
Athens, Ga for . specimen copy, and
examine it for yourself. Price g. 90 q year
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3 This leathsorne disease has made its ap-
p~earnance in New Orleans, a The cases
however are 50 few, and the preventive (by
~vaccination) 80 simple, that we may reason.
ably conclude the disease will not,be allow
ed to spread The M o. Republican of
the 9th INST. , says that 81 sgtEa yLa2gaya
Of8cer T. Stitch, ofthe Sanitary Compa,
ny, reported to the Board Of Health yester-
day the existence of five cases of smallpox
IN the city. IAN the cases, arc at Nos. 1929
Franklin street. 2s4 Girod street, and at
272 Poydras street The officer was IN
able 70 obtain the names, Of the physicians
VINO attended the cases, and who violated
sne lay by falling to report them. Yellow
nags nave been hung out from all infected
houses The Board OF Health intend rec
ommending a system Of general vaccination.
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Augastim GssilaeFy vs, iAxexn.,s1 ~
vet asii5TsD .D eville ed, sals.Y - = !

The exemption or homestead act Of 1875. he
ias 4. %dsrogasion u common right, must, be
es!7to eases mot designated inthe law
APPEAL from 81 LEndryaa aq7saa b.
ollEThe blowing is an extract from the
opinion read by Chief Justice Ladeline
Is nd The object Of the law is clere1y inidica.
ted by its title II is TO exempt from .seiz.
aure one hundred and sixty acres of ground
and the buildings and improvements there
q ON, occupied as a residence, and one work
horse, one, wagon and cart one yoke o.
y oxen, two cows and cslyes, twenty-five
head Of hogs, Or one thousand, pounds o.
bacon, or its equivalent in pork. and. it .
farmer, the necessary quantity of corn OF
fodder Tor the current year; provided thai
the psoperty herein decsribsd shall moi
exceed in value two thousand dollars &c.
This atstute ID, in derogation of common
right, and must be strictly construed." an
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r.. III. Gardner 81 Co.

We cannot better serve the interests Of
our readers, than by commencing TO- their
confidence the Wholesale Dry Goods House
of L. H. Gardner & Co., of New Orleans.
Their three new stores 105 & 107 Gravier
street, and 90 Common street, are filled
with choice selections Of Dry Goods and
Notions in all departments, and the terms
and prices are such as must eventually
secure to them the largest business of their
line, in che city of New Orleans.
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Public Sale.

Estate Of JOHN G. Brooks.
DY VIRTUE of an order of the Probate
ID Court of the Parish OF St. Landry, there,
will be sold at public auction, BY the UNDER
signed administrative, or by a public auction
eer. at the last residence of the deceased, on
PIaquemine Point in said parish, ON
Tuesday, November 9th, 1869,
the following property, belonging to the estate
of John G. Brooks, deceased, to-wit-
i. THE UNDIVIDED THIRD OF A
certain tract of land purchased by John. G
Brooks, Francois Feray and Stephen NJ Young
from Evariste Guillory p6re, Auguste Donate
and Antoine D Meuilion, by notariai &C: be.
fore james Ray, Sept. 6, 1860, situated and
fronting on Bayou Mallet, bounded on
one side by land of the heirs of Baptiste Men,
illon. on the other side by Thomas Coopwood
ct al.--designated as No. 4. TVS. r. 1 W.,
containing 407 and 50Il0O acres
2. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND meas
uring 600 arpents of land, more or less, known
as the Stanton tract, situated on Bayou Plaq-
uemine Brulee, in said parish, purchased by
deceased at the successional sale Of j. G. Nc
Clelland ... -:. .-. g...
3. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, being
lots Nos. l, 3 and 4, N. w. / of fractional
.. Z. d, vi SCCtlOu %ts L. ~ y III ~
E. ! ofN. w. i, the N. +. ! offs w. i, and
lot No 5 of section "a r. 7 $ Il. 1 W; the S
E. 4 of s. w. 4 Of section "a. and lot No l Of
section Is, T. 7 8. K. 1 W., and lot No: 2 and
w. ] of S. w. i of section "a, T..7:S:R. W
"A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAMP with
all the buildings and improvements thereon
situated at Point Noir in said parish. measui-
ing 2s5 arpents, more or less, bounded north
- south -e east - west $3.50
s. ONE HALF SECTION or WIZ
land. adjoining Mrs: Wati H.Sss n deceased sae be- be-.
inc the same land entered by Edward Smith
for John G Brooks ras
6. Lot of stock consisting % cows caves
horses. mules, hogs, &c.i fasRing and plan
tation implements, and many ather things
Terms-Cash r,n 49,
9 oct 1869 -