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The Portland daily press., 1881-02-04

Dec 16, lat 2S 5, lon 1 48 f. ship NIemnon Wass,
from Calcutta for Boston,
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-04

MIuuHhgS HSHt
EIamr.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-04

Act additional to chap. Is, r. S., relating to
liens; to amend Sec 10. chap. 18, R. S., relat-
ing to public and private ways; additional to
sec. l, chap. 1888, r. S., to regulate the sale of
vim gar; relating to actions against insolvent
estates; to amend sec. q. chap. 1O5, laws of
Dennys river; to enable the Boston & Maine
railroad to purchase the Orchard Beach road
to amend section 40, chap. 3, r. s., relating to
city ordinances; to amend sec. 81, chap. 239,
laws of 1880; relative to report of Insurance
Commissioner; to incorporate the town of Van
Buren,.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-04

The accounts and notes are not worth their
face value, but how much they are worth the
inspectors are unable to say.
The following is the recapitulation of the
appraisal of Nov. 80, $780,
Department. Property in use. Stock.
Tools g. fixtures
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18


1.-THE Leonard Scott Publishing Co., Al
Barclay Street, n. Y, are promptly issuing
their reprints OF the British Reviews for July.
The Edinburgh Review, just out, viii be
found very valuable number. We can only
briefly note the principal contents. The first
paper gives an interesting account Of the Or
ganiEatiOn, belief, and results Of ''Nelho-
dism," which Il considers one Of the great
bulwarks Of the faith among the middle
classes in:England. Then follows paper on
Caesars Campaigns In Britain" Sweden
under Gustavus ILL.," treats Of some impOF-
tsnt passages 10 the constitutional history Of
Sweden, rs illustrated by the recent investi-
cations Of French writers. 'sThc Society Of
Aniiquaries' gives Sc account Of the origin
Of the Society. ofits struggles for life, what it
has prepared 10 do, and what Il has accom-
plished. "Japan Revolutionizedp Is review
ofbOoks by Sir e. s. Reed and Miss Bird,
with many quotations. "The Revised YER
sion Of the New Testament" treats ofthe va
rious translatiOns hitherto made, explains the
plan of the last one, and makes large mum
her Of minute criticisms, expressing, on the
whole, disappointment. There src interest
- ~ d LIZ. Of Lord
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18
jefferson Davis Book.

This book, SO much spoken Of and expec-
led with 30 much impatienee on account Of
its author, has at last made It's appearace. Il
10 In two large volumes and edited Ia fine
style. A copy is on our table and we have
made hasty sketch Of il much TO our salts
faction. We have seen adverse criticisms,
but always from the pen Of those who held
contrary doctrines during the late civil war.
Il is true that the leading principle commended
for by Mr.. Davis, secession, has been decided
by the sword, but such decisions DO not settle
truth or make unquestionable constructions
Of laws. This book, we think, must become
celebrated and win pass 70 after years and
be considered IA able defence Of the cause
which went down in battle. An Agent 10
now canvassing for the sale oft in our coun-
ty and we would recommend its purchase BY
all who are able TO buy and who End plea
sure in such works The cloth binding is
$40 and the morocco. $l9.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18
Local Dotti1ags.


her fame had preceded. her, and on Tues-
day evening Miss Ainnie Aosher, had al Size
could wish in the way u . large and apprs-
eiative andience, and the andienee all Il could
Sishin the way Of pleasure and enteraainment.
Miss Mosher u truly mistress of the acs which
she prOfsssea and with 90 much power, The
pleasing rss;sf Is the mOdessy which belongs
% her when the pIandits or Der admirers are
atisstiag Der genius. Her selections were very
good and we regret that We have nos tbe pro-
grkmmc Of pieces selected BY her. She was
gracefully introduced By Captain Lawrsnes
Who again, II conclusion, shaaked The audi
snce SOr their attention and appreciation. -
The Leonardlown Amateur Orchestra we're In
attendAaee snd diseDurssd swset masic, and
were thanked, ~ The nEzae ofMiss Mosher, for
tkeir kind aaaislance. Mis Moshes has hasn
giving telnpsFanes ssadiags Ia the eounsy
gOr the Last lew days and We understand wsIl
remaina few days longer. Surely Temper
ancs has fair and gifted advocate and Il
woul1 be hard 10 FAsist her appealing words
90 beautifully nsttered. May success attend
her.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18


Haying become Elaorunghsy convinced hat
our own best interests most inpesafively
demanded Cur Withdrawal from he i0ssznal-
istir fraternity. YEA sw days 40 entered
inlo a confzart with Memrs. Yates q King.
Of the Bsaeen, b. which All Cur interest IN
the RErUnLEcAs, passes into their hands
sOuae there may be who win feel disposed
b cehsnSe rs foE The step taken, bus to all
such re shah only nay, that We claim 10
know Ear better tbs circumstances " which
we were surrounded than anyone Else, and
with this knowledge fully before rs and
after themoas careful delibcration, the course
above referred 70 was decided upon ~ Cur
only alternative. The establishments q
republican paper ID this county, was mere
~ an experiment, and one in which We em-
barked with fair prospects and bright hopes,
many o. which we are sorry % say, were
never realized. ~ night and by day. and
through al kinds q weather, with nothing
70 carry rs bnt our weary feet. we trampea
this county over making every effort 10 Sc
cure the support Of the party. and the aid
and encouragement VIC should have received
for political reasons, bat All IN vain. But
while IN cur judgment, we have been thus
coldIy received BY the party. Il gives Us no
small degree Of pleasure 70 say that in an in
dividnal sense this has net been the case. In
- - we sIaIl mention no names,
- political differences,
81 Whoever has assisted as in purely un-
selfish manner, not for our sake nor for the
hope Of any rewardor return, but Tor the sue
cess ofthe undertaking. il is to them we owe
a debt Of gratitude, and their kindness shall
ever lie remembered.
In conclusion we win say TO republicans,
should republican paper ever be started in
the county again, rally round it, support il,
but while the Beacon is your only home pa
per iseityOur support. One Of the very
best county papers in the State, it is well
worth more than its publishers ask fori il.
". ScoTT LEE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

DKLAxs ARR DAxsEROrs.--A slight pain in
the back, headache, or heaviness about the
chestsand stomach may pOrtend q something
very serious, while Il taken Al ihe ssazt Il IS
easily rsmedied. We don't know Of . mora
valuable remedy in such cases thaa ]. d. La
roque's Anli-Bilions Bi,lers. Thsir action
upon the human system il truly wonderful.
Don' delay, bnt2ase the Isitters n0w; theprics
Is reasonable, and al druggists cell thea -
eeats and 81. W T. Thornton. proprietor,
altlmore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18
rhantsm BAH,

We were pleased witnesses Of Phantom
Ball, at MoOres Hotel, on Friday last. The
whole affair passed of nicely and everY one
seemed to enjoy themselves. All the charae-
tiers were good and we are sorry that our
space win not permit Us to give them an ex-
tended notice. The following were the chief
features: Phantoms; a Fortune-teller, Miss
Ella TaIburis; Battercup, Miss Lulie Tai
BURT; Gypsy, Mrs. Maggie Benner; A charm
ing young lady, II. Heath; Female Bather,
il. GeasleF; Chinee, ]. Moore; Dick Dead
eye, B. Moore. While unable to see the faces
Of the fair Masquers, we were prermitted to
look upon a beautiful hand and taking it as
an index, feel certain that none but q lovely
face could 90 with il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

Last week ne had the pleasure Of mess:aa.
with many Of our pasTonsin and
Factory and the Great MiIlsa
much Of tie hospitality and courts
he people o. this section, and during caq
visit, found that our Information instead Of
being exaggerated did not equal the reality -
We return our thanks to one and all for their
kindness and hope that our lot may always
fall in such pleasant places. We also paid
lying visit TO Mr.. Joseph s. AIIston's to see
for ourselves his famous store, and though
much has been said oft, more sin remains.
However. we feel ourselves, inadequate TO
the task Of saying IL, and can only advise our
fritHds to go and see for themselves. The
Millinery department Of the store is pre-
sided over by one Of the most pleasant and
agreeable Of Ladies' and any one who visits
her once will always be anxious TO 60 again.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

Hotel Arrivals.
Among the recent arrivals at our Hotels are
the following;
FKxwIcK's-M. J. Pope, IT,. J. Holmes, E.
A. Matthews, J. MiIyncher, Washington; r.
P. Spases, @. Beakman, L. J. Hawley, Balsi-
more; F. n. Krause, Michigan; j. F. Lask-
ley, wife and child, Washington; G. W. Joy,
Nd; John MCGinty, Laurel Grove; z. T.
Brush, Baltimore; J. II. Lewis, Va; W. J.
Smith, Cambridge; s. z. d. Hayden. BALTIC. !;
w. Hammett, r. @. Henry. &. G. GatchelI,
Washington; John W. RaIey, Geo. Hayden,
Col. Jarboe, Geo. J. Nelson, Nd; W. II.
johnson, n. J. Huber, Michigan; r. T. Tur-
ner, W. L. Turner, r. J. Long, n. T. Hard
ing, county; T. Heppenmaier, Washington.
MOORE's-R. N. Harmon, MechanicsviIIe
W. g. Davis, Vim. u. Davis, w. w. Garner,
Washington; Mrs. DR.. Garner, county q.
Bell, John N. Lloyd, Baltimore; Miss Fannie
Cryer, St. Clements Bay !. Miss BERTHE Hutch
inson, A. N. Cryer, J. l.. Hutchinson, D. G. +;
Rev. Mr.. Avirett. North Carolina; Rev. Mr..
Keeble, Rev. Mr.. Banister, A. ~. Stone,
county; F.B. Smith and wife, s. ROsenbarm,
Miss A. AllOway, D. c.; JnO. Hunter, Alex
andria; r. W. Herbert, Y. p. Dawkins,
county; c. II. Guyther, Piney Point; Miss
r. Crook. Baltimore; L. Devlin, J. j. Fuller,
A. B. Cornell, A. J. Robinson and wife, Mrs.
G. d. Harrington and family d. c.; 2. d.
Neale, Baltimore A. S. wOOlley, Saratoga
J. d. LOker, w. Wilkinson, r. Thompson,
DR.. Jas. Thomas, A. L. TavsAu county; US.
Parren Calvert Co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

hF. Orlando Nfpathprbre. snys an exchange
'ofoGrs, proprietor The Spencer Pharmaey, =
Spenesr, Kass.. reports: ~ customers speak
very highly a. the Great German Henndy,
y. Jacobs OIL. il having always siseh sxeel~
lent sasisfsetisn. One & them. VI. Henry
Beishsr, has teen greatly benefited ~ it. use
~ eass Of severe rheunalisss. and ha refers
. i u terms d highasf praise.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18
Attention. Farmers.

The atientiOn 81 our farmers ID called 70
ihs advertisements, in tO-day's paper, Of G.
.Oesr B Soma and Of J. Q. A. Holloway s
Go. Both OF these firms have acquired : de-
>serEedly high reputation rs manufactures Of
thoroughly reliable Fertilizers. and are 80
well ahd iavorAhly known, that praiseon our
part is supersiuous. Mr.. John n Lloyd is the
agent for the ober FERTILIZERS and win be glad
20 receive orders lrom his 81. Mary's friends
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18
Grand Tournament and stesplsshase a
Tauquier.

We have information, by authority, that
there win he a grand tournament and steepIe-
chase at Fanquier White Sulpher Springs on
the 25th and 26th inst, The Tournament.
will be contested BY twelve knights from
Maryland and twelve from Virginia. Anil
vitaiion isexiended to the chivalric young
men Of Our'eOnnty, to participate in the tour
nament. Mr.. Tanney, the proprietor, win
'eaieF.aia the knights and their equipages
free Of expenses for these two days. Nov is
The timeifor Maryland proves 10 signalize
itself.
Fauqueir has become first class and fash
ionable summer resort. We notice among
the visitors, His Honor, Judge Ford, Mrs.
Ncsherry and General Armstrong and dAngh-
ter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18
Commissioner. ccurt.

Court met on Tuesday last at the Aims
house with all the members present. Theatten-
ton Of the CouFt was almost wholly ocegnie6l
with an examination Of the Almsha
was ordered that the Clerk az
POsals for making needed repairs. -
ordered, that the contract made with w. Scott
Lee, Of the Republican, be rescinded, and Yates
/ King, Of The BEACON, be substituted instead.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

~ Da. r. n. HAamos, Dentist, wishes
rs 70 say that he viii cAIl professionally At
any residence where it's desired. Send word
by postal card or otherwise. Posi- Once adj
dies, Mechanlcsvf'le, 81. Nary's county, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

En-Venner now saTswe may expect q
great change in the weather about The time
The new comet Is 10 It's pereheliOn, shea II
sili be also nearest The earth. This win be
she Goth Of August. BE says hat from the
18th 70 the 10th We may expect frosis and
cold Kortheriy winds.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18
TGIsns RaIls. IN. ~ rinss.1

ANAMW.
GLss's FALGa. \. r. Elsz. n. 1850.
TlEv. ". i. n sr. Osan.
Dear air.-wia you please stats below
What aaiisfaetion 81. Jneohs Oh gives son,
which yon got u Is some sIne as0, and
oblige
LnaoEz1 ; Bpnu.
nj. s.. osou.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

For the second or third time in The last two
months the Baltimore newspapers have iAiled
70 reach their patrons al this place. This Is
n great inconvenience 70 our people aRd is q
subject that deserves investigation. Would
Il not be well loF the Snn and Gasass % end
ont Nhsre he fanlf lies and Try and have i
Femedieds
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

Dinner.
BY reference % advertisement in smother
column il viii be'seen that there win - =
dinner o. shez7tks foEfise bensii Il So. Jobn'n
charch. That she affair will bs eni0yabIe
and the vinnds delicions. Is assured, when Il
i known tlsaal hs Ladies Of TIC congregation
have i IN charge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

eliF0Ei tiGE.slElt pres. Every one Wtli tuFn
TO the carefully writien article George Eliot /:
Her Life and wriiings." In her earlier days
she was not only contributor, but assisted
In the ediiorship ofihis Review and is Ct
ting that It's pages should contain the story
Other life.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

ing humanity. A severe storm, pArtaking Of
the nature Of cyclone, passed over portion
Of this section on Saturday last, uprocting
trees and damaging corn to considerable ex-
tent.
Mrs. Raley. residing three miles from here,
fell against table and broke her right arm
lew days since, an especially unfortunate oc-
eurrence since her age i 20 greai-s7 years.
Theaction ofthe schoei-bOard in closing the
schools during September is not flvorably re-
garded by our people. The salaries Of our
teachers are quite small enough without any
further reduction.
Much sickness prevails and our physicians
have their hands full.
The S. NJ. r. R. is progressing, bat very
slowly; four miles remain TO be completed TO
this point. Axox.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18
T. D. A DA N s,
DuIlpER AID eourRaerap

rK'HE undersigned IL prenas "a 70 eonsraet
ofBuILDiNG and z REPAIRING "a 81
Mary and adjoining counties, Al uorE
lnsEas2ea - him wiIlbeaone with desuafck
andln Eorkmaniike manner. Addrr-e.
- p. ADAMS. Machnnicssilie.
Ang Z. le12-1f 81. MARY ) eonnsy Nd
SO6 weektm yosFown town. Terms
ana > ont6tIree. address 4. Har-
lit CO PeFtladds Aaine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

zen @. Tyler,
eounsy,sit-
ty.
/ July, 1881,
fled In this
hInless cause
fore the 3rd
Id a eoHv of
Aary's BEA-
|ssive weeks
august.
| FORD,
Clerk.
! FORD,
Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

ILocai Correspondence.
cHARu0rrE nAEE, Ans. Ee, 1851.
TasaGh 6 ss..issiOn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

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prepared for
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address.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

-@&6@~R
existing be-
THOMAS r.
4 Yates, In
{ Of the 81.
lay diSoIy-
iemDerOf tho
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81.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-04-23

IExTRACTIoN DIES TRoNCs.-
LIE . E'ars ont eu lieu, au bois de
Bonlongne, des experiences tres
lnteressantes CUR l'application de
la dynamite a l'abatage des ar
bres ct il l'extractiOn des groS
troncs ct des sOucheS.
IL u paru aux exp6rimentateurs
alnsl qu'aux personneS compefen
ties, que la dynamite ne peut 6tre
appli1uee Il l'abatage DIES arbres
avec un succes assure, du moius
par les procedes mis- en pratlque,
ct sans quill Ell resulte quelque
domnage pour l'arbre abattu. II
ne peut done 6tre question de dy
namite pour les arbres destines a
nn autre usage que lie bois lie fen
Au contrair-, sou emploi doit etre
recommande pour les gsands de
frichements, pour l'extraction des
crosses >ouchcs 1T deS troncs enr;l
cines. II y a ceci de particulier
dams l'effet de cette matiere expl0
sible, qu'elle ne borne pas son &C
ten l'extraction dc la souche ct
de son pivot, ellie fend le bois ct
le brlse ell morceaux to1t prGtS
pour le foyer.
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LIE LlVRE QUI CHANTE.-Voici
une nouvelie slecouveiteq reculo
les Iiinites de impossible encore
pins loin que he l'avaient fait 10
telegraphe electriqae. le telephone
ct le photographic; c'esta SO croire
revena an temps deS Ferries.
Voicj, Ell etTer, l'experieu e qui
IA etc faite chez NJ. Til. du Moncel,
membre dc i'Institut, ct IL laqnelie
ont assiste dix personnes.
placAuJ un cahier de papier d6tl
che dun li.re, Oil i'm cahier de pa.
pier i lettre sur un meuble, NJ. du
Moncel u mis-, entire ie> feuiilets
deS teuilles d'etain legeres, de
facon a formerce qu'oD apnelIe. en
physique, un condensateur 6iemen
taire. II "a relic lie cahier I un
telephone place dans une piece
eloignee de la, en faisant observer
qu'une bobine din duction etait
placee dams lie circuit.
Aussit6t, qnelqu'un chant6
dams le telephone, ct dams le salon,
a Me distance assez grande, les
dix personnes ont entendu, avec
admiration. le cahier de papier
chsnter u haate voix,avec une puis
sance d'organe 9ui le met, ,du coup,
au ,dessus dc tous les telephones,
connus, comme r5cepteur des sons.
Cette experience Il etc lmagi>
nee par NJ. Pollard, officer de
marine. tres connu pour ses recher
chcs ell telephone, ct ellie procede
Iu .'teiephone chantenr" essaye-
sans grand succes-par VarIey,
ayant 1870.
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ENGAGEMENT D'INGENIEURS

ENGAGEMENT D'INGENIEURS
EFT OUVRIERs FRANCAIs. s.-Le Re
publican de Denver, Colorado, dit
que Ia compagnie du Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad SO propose
de faire venir de France 10000 ou
vriers ct un corps d'ingenieurs
pour travailler au prolongement
de ce chemin de fer. LIE comte
de Laugrand, qui occupait un
poste elev6 au Mexique, ira EN-
France pour engager les in
genieurs auxquels il ems . i
gnera d:abord le systeme
americain ponr Ia construction de
chemins de fer systeme dams le
quel. para1t il est profondemen.
verse. Les ingenieurs, des qu'lls
seront au courant, enyageront
eux m6mes le uombre d:ouvriers
necessaire, ct ingenieurs ct on
vriers SO concentreront a Paris
d'oh lis partiront ensemble pour
lAmerique. lis auront du ira
vail assure pour longtelnps, car
on Sc propose de prolonger divers
chemins de fer ct d'-n cOustruire
de uOuveaux tant, dans le Colora
do que dams les Etats ct Terrltoi
res voisins.
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No. 38.

SauS: A'' <, fronting on jackson street in square
REESE MARGARET, MRS. 1911 9lrlo
acres swamp ladd lying and situated lower
LLalourche, L left bank, and being w. of N.
L: + ;; va OF N. Z. and E. and n. W..
o. . ~ =; T. OF Sec. 8, w. of $. w. of Sec. 9,
!. Sec. Ia, n. Of s. !, See. is, ". i of Me-
5. ! OF ). w. and s. Z. Sec. IL, n. Iof N.
and ). and N. f. See 20. Soutl, ! of y
". !, North and :. Z. OF s. w. ofN =
Sec. II. All in 1. 10, S. Il. 23 Z. as Der assess
ment roll f~' "SSo'"
SEES MARY, MRS. A certain tract of
l..uu iS'hS anu situated IN lower Lafourche
right bank, bounded by lands of Sc. lame.
Ledet aud J. Cherami, said tract u,easn,;n@
4oj arpenls more or less
A1Aoh iEhRANCE. One lot of ground
iy'hS ana situated in square Mo- ar
i.ongueville, left bank bayou Laioprcha and
p9uuded by street and land of Manuel Sta
| pie. o'"-
THIBoDAUX ANTOINE, A certain trae.
.! ianu iylng ana situated at Baton Pilon
ded by lands of Tabor and Moryant and s. J'a.
forrest and others, said tract Containing
| about 20 acres.
WAGENSPACK ELMIRE, A certain
| tract OF land and buildings situated mn thn
lett bank OF bayou Lafourche. hei.sl. Thihn.
danx' and bounded by lands Of Frais. md
Raphael Naserspack, saiti trsct ,,,rsanr-
| ing 20 acres. ''''-A'
"AGENSpACk FRANCOIS. 60 acres of
land together with buildings am, ,mnrova-
ments, situated on he left btnk OF haym,
naiourehe, ,iand lands of Alex and Iouia and
Ei:nire Wagenspack. ""~
| WILLIAMS 4 CO. D. 5000 acres land ,v-
| ing ana situated in Vaeherie Dugais Ivan
dais, left bank of Bayou Lafourche houm.i.
Ell by lands of Foret and Schmidt
ZEkINGUES CHAS. oS6 acres of land
or lot OF ground, on left bank Of Bavon Ia
,onrehe and bonded by lands of Caude and
Est. of l.. Zeringues. '-
On SAID day of sale will sell such nor
'ions OF said property as each debtor
VIII point out, and in case the debtor
shall not point out sufficient propertv I
VIII at once and without further DELAY.
sell the least quantity of said property of
any debtor, which any bidder will bny
Tor the amount Of the Taxes, interest and
cost due by said debtor.
lrhhs OF SALE-CASH without bene
fit OF appraisement No bill shall he re-
eeived for IA less amount than the sum
necessary to pay all taxes and licenses
! that may be due the State or anv noliti-
cal corporation therein. together with all
l'"naltles, costs, interest and charpes
which may be attached to such nropertv
FHi.OPHlLE Il gODAUX.
Sheriff and Ex -Otriciu Tax Co,.ecto,'
"afch' <oth. 1854 Lafourche