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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
The Democratic Party.

What are the principles of the Demo-
cratic party2 An answer is furnished by
the following paragraph from the Phila-
delphia Meas.
"The idea that the Democratic party Of
the country has but zone faith" on nation
al questions is absolete. Itmay be. and at
times is, tariff in Pennsylvania, free trade
in Virginia, river and harbor improvements
in the West. and a strict construction and
opposition to all improvements in the
South. Colonel Biglcr, It's candidate in
Pennsylvania. was elected because he was
friendly to the Compromise measures
Governor Wood its candidate in Ohio. has
been re elected because he declared HIM
self opposed to them. In PENNSYLVANIA, it
is for the Union, in Georgia, Mississippi,
and Alabama, it is for Secession; while in
Wilmot's district it is all Frcc-sol and in
Philadelphia all Pro .S}qrcyu.
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~ The Wings OF A~lbcmarlc county
have nominated Il. II. Watson for the SEN
ate, and Alexander Rivcs and w. r. Ear
ly for the house of Delegates. The Dem
octats have nominated DR.. b. +. Randolph
for the first Office. and Jamcs NJ. Garnctt
aud st. Geo. Tucker for the House.
~ The Wings Of the Chesterfield Sem
atorlal District have nominated Mr.. w. a.
Cooke of Manchester. He is said 10 be a
talented and popular gcnrlcman,and n stcr-
ling and energetic Wing.
~ The Democrats of,hc Heurico SEN
a'orial District have nominated J. IL Park
hill, fo~ the Senate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
Democratic Nominees.

We learn that the Democrats of Camp
bell, held a meeting lest Cou,t-day and
nominated John p. Lynch and Robert IT.
Glass, as candidates for the House Of De
lcgi'cs. Both gentlemen accepted. They
are known to the Wing party as two Of
the most bittc- parlisans in the county, and
as such the nomination must rest for favor
with the party that made it. 1t will only
lie necessary for the Wings to know that
John NJ. Speed and Bowling Clarke are
again hcfo them for their suhrogcs. to ex-
cite a full and fixed determination 10 e
lect them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

Memoranda gfrials an Tie Circuit Court
Of LyncAbag, Judgc Wilson presiding
-Norember term.
HE COMMONWEALTH rs. BARTHoLo-
NEW SULLIyAN.-Indictment for Grand
Larceny-charged with stealing 500, in
Bank notes from p. Connell-verdict gull
ty, and imprisonment in the Pe%nitentiary
for FIVE years-argued by J. Garland for
the Commonwealth and John o. l.. Cog
gin for prisoner. Motion for new trial
overruled.
CoMMoNwEALTHus. O BRIEN.-Indict-
ment for stabbing-verdict guilty of un-
layfal stabbing, and imprisonment in the
Corporation Jail thirty days-onc CEN
fne.-argued by J. Garland for Common
wealth, and Messrs. N. II. Campbell and
- Chalmers for prisoner.
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To Mc Edikor WMc Trgjaian:

To ne Ed,tor WMc Trgiaiaa:
Sir: Inyour paper ofihc 9Th inst. | find
an editorial upon the subject oi the Demo
cratic Convention at New Market, here
II. after informing yonr readers That DR..
james Powell and Tcrisha W.. billiard
were put in nomination, and that The vote
OF the Convention resulted in favor Of DR..
Powell, you 20 on to say "tiut on a motion
TO make tits nomination unanimous, an
angry and excited discussion took place.
IN which DR.. !. l.. Twymun objected out
and oat TO the nomination, and said 1t would
not be sustained by the people"
My object in addressing yon this no,cs
IS to say. that. in your reference 10 myself
you have fallen into an error. The part
which bore in the matter was this: Mr.
billiard was put in nomination by me, when
| made TO the Convention some remarks
commendatory Of that gentleman. and cx-
pressed the opinion, for which I give my
reason, that he would be n more efficient
candidate than DR.. Powell. But upon tho
proposition to make the nomination of Dr.
Powell unanimous, instead Of expressing
any opposition TO il, / stated 10 the Convcn-
o'", mn uitHo, 4 Hdu bfclcrcu Mr. DIil1rue
! should give DR.. Powell a cordinI sup
port. Very rcspcctfulfy,
IL. TWIMAN.
We very cheerfuily afford Dr.. ivy
man an opportunity Of explaining tho part
he bore nthe New Market Convention
The only material error into which VIC
were led by the information VIC received.
seems TO have been the time at which the
DR.. spoke. 1t was on the first p%rcsenta-
lion OF the names. and not on the motion
to make the nomination unanimous-that
the Doctor "gavc reasons. for thinking
DR.. Powell would not be so efficient" as
Mr.. billiard. We are not aware that we
misrepresentation The character ofhis speech,
in characterizing it as we have DONE
Ed. Tirginian.
LEI Tho annual Conference of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
Mr.. y ii III mersim fayOrOrNcgro In
s~ayrTcii0n

In 1892. Mr.. Summers claimed for tn,
negroes of the State the same glorious
fright of'rcrolution" which his party oil
the present day are graciously willing to
conccdc to the wtitc Pcople--and thar too
without suIjccting them to the charge OF
the punishment OF "traitors." Hear the
the wing cantidntc:
"lt will not be denied that the slave as
a living man. has a right to assert anil re-
gam lis freedom j he eaa."--Lyachburg
Rcpu6hc0a.
What can the Republican, and other pa
pcrs which are tecmins with such passa-
gcs as this, be aiming atl d. Mcy ,cish 10
raise Tire discussioa IF sucA an issue as Ills,
in tie rery hearing gfHose, mia are most
interested IN IN Are they willing, in order
to secure a miserable party advantage, to
let loose the whirlvind in our midst Sup
pose Mr.. Summers had expressed such an
opinion twenty years ago, in such a place
as made it not ~imprudenr, is it prudent
now to be spreading it before the eyes Of
that other class, for whom it was never de
signedl
But what will the public ilrink Of the
R~cpubhcaa's endcavoringtocx the pub
lie prejudice against Mr.. Summers, by pa
rading this garbled extract before them,
when we assert that Thos. S. Bocnck
and Shelton +. Lcakc have each, within
the last six weeks. declared n similsr opin
ION, IN tl'c presence and hearing Of the cdi
tor OF that paper. Each Of those gentle
men, IN conscnding for the right Of pcacca-
bic secession, said, in their speeches in this
place, that to deny this right to the States
aud accord them only the right of %revolu-
non, vas TO allow them no greater priv
lcge than orr slaves had. They, leach Of
those gentlemen declared) Ind Tie right Of
rero|ntio1. The Republican no doubt re-
members and will not deny the accuracy
Of this statement. We invite il 10 do so. If II
thinks proper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

I1 The annual Conference Of the
Methodist Protestant Church for the Viz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

"Beliering ii right 10 encourage home
industry, to be independent of foreign ma
tons, to encourage an AMERICAN SYS-
TEN. if by so doing the revenue would
not be impaired, gave my support to
the tariff, in other words to infant strug-
Cling manufactures, and | am happy to
say, the result is proving the correctness of
the measure. Manufacturing establish
ments are springing up and he ProGuee ofa
farmer is finding a demand in a lone mar
LET
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pas SAVIOR garden n confidence. Eli bien! CONNIE BUS lie dnlez, Jaime ct sur
tout jesime ma femme; mais que youlez yous, mon cher on a etc jeune ct ION a
lo.'as dams e fond de IA meuoTe queqaes souvenirs de jeunese, ct dams tie
fond dc la the Ell u cenr queque veaiG de vnr 81 Ton a conserve mn pu de son
merit. daurefois. Or, III voyez bnn que, quand vons me parlez de mon eh
|hante fdeite, yorec compliment a tour lir dune epigramrne. s@ s.##
"A vousd dire vM, mon cousin, srepondt iGonce. vMrem anqnr de conGance
scuI me faisait oas parier ansL car Jai toaour soupeonne que vus n'aviez MULE
#ment renonce q Ia carrere ds galantes aventnres. Seranje indEcrct en- vus pH
ant de ne raconer quequun de vG deInies exploits? H.5##E .|fs4#.
-Jai pour principe de ne jamais ren raconter, mon cher L6once; ct puts, IN
recit don't vous poliez peuteHe reconnaiIe lheroiae deconsdererat ma deica.
tese i yOs proprrs yeux.
IL croft quill Sc moque de moi, &c cher cousin! pensa Leonce; mails patience.
patience! . al #
La conversation continue guelque temps sur ce ton; lie connie parant ayec bou-
homie de son bonheur interienr, ct exerienE, ces a-dMe dams son MENACE ct dams
ceui des aunes, ct L6once accusilaat ss condolences ave- ds spigrammes zlen-
cieuses. Enhn, lheure du diner approchant, lis Sc separerent.
L6once montMt chez sa femme quand, dans un corridor, IL rencontra Berthe qi
parassait fattendre. Ellie lui sembla pale, Ell crut vor qaeHe await pIeurs. Ellie
li I'll sgne de la suire.
Ellie decendis en- marchant deyant la, un escaier dsrobsa quiz da pemiersta-
&c conduisMt dams Ic bibiotheque, Qui ellie meme donnait dams k salon. Denx
poHes, dams chacun des angles de cehe piece, ouuaient dams deux cabinets san
auHei issue ct Templs de lyres. 1000
Cestici quils Sc yerront ans doue, dit aIors Berthe dune yox emse, ar lei
M. de Mornylet SEES levres tembierent en- pfononcant ce ROM ne peIsers pas
nets, nous serons ID. IS .01@a 9a.HH'N 98sa#aa7ad IsaHasH a 4H9a#8
Lsonce vouht haser Ia blanche main de Berthe, mails ellie hi ft rettee avant
quill edit eulc temps la porter ses IsWes: ct CONNIE ia couinc 40 meme
moment, sorhh de Ia bibhdheqae pour cntrcr au saIon, force hi G. dcreyenir 4
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VEN EIDE SUCCESSION.

Succession de. feu Womassin Leblanc.
TN vertn dun ordre de vcnte, a moi
s adresse par Honorable la Cour du
District Judiciaire, de l'Etat
de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la Paroisse
Assumption, en- date du 10 Septembre
1851, il sera offert en- vente publique par
A. r. Hickman Sheriff de cette Paroisse.
lie Samedi Is Octobre 1851, 4 deux
heures p. NJ. sur les lieux, les prophecies
ci.apres decrites appartenant a la sus-di-
lie succession. SAVIOR: Ia
Tn moroccan de terre situ&e en- cette
Paroisse, dams lie Brule Ste Helene, Dor.
nee dun cote par la terrc dc Ellie Co
:neau, ct de fautre cote par Ia terri de
Augnstin Pugh. mesurant vinst hut ar.
penis de supetficie plus Oh MOTHS, ensem-
hies avec les Batistes ct amelioratiops
q"i en- dependent.
Anssi un FusiI double ct une Charette
4 chevai.
Termes Ell conditions.
La terre payable en- trois termes e.
gaux, untier- en- Mars 1852, un tiers en-
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SUCCESSION SALE.
SUGGESTION Of Peter .Arcemunt, deceased

Succession Of Peter Arcemunt, deceased,
n virtue Of and in obedience to an orde,
- OF sale, to me di rected, ~ the honora,
bic the Fifth Judicial District Court Of the
State of Louisiana, in and for the parish o.
Assumption, dated october Sd 1851.
Will be offered for sale at public auction
by A. +, Hickman, sheriff Of this parish.
on Thursday, the 9th day of November
1851, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the residence
ofthe late Pierre Arccn1ant. in said parish.
on the RICH, bank Of bayou Lafourche, at
about ten miles below the village of Napo-
leonville, the following described property
belonging to the succession Of said Pierre
Arcemant deceased, to wit
LIST A certain tract Of Land, situated on
bayou ChouPic in this parish, at about forty
arpents from the bayou Lafourche, measu
ring about fifty six superficial acres, boun.
ded above and below by lands Of A,nedee
'Tete. .ob
81 The slave named Ere, aged about
forty.siX years, lame, with her child George,
a negro boy aged about four years,
Terms and conditions.
The landed property payable, two
hundred and fifty dollars cash, and the
balance in three equal instalments, ma.
in the month Of march ofthc years
1852 1853 and 1854. with an i~ntercs'
Of eight per cent per annum, from the
day Of sale, until paid, aud special mort.
gage and privilege on said land, purcha-
ser to furnish good and solvent security.
The slave Eve, and her child George
payable one hundred dollars in March
1852, and the balance in two equal ms
ailments. maturing in the months of
OF the years 1853 and 1854,
With interest at the rate Of eight per
cent per aunum, from maturity until
'aid, with special mortgage and priyi-
eye. purchaser to furnish good and SOL
'cnt security saa sas
October 4th 1851.
4 a. F. HICK MN, Sheriff.
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION
Succession de fen .1tp-nudye pc.sL

'S'eccssio" de js" .9le-andre Da,rie.
Cdour du hme Dist. Jnd. de lEtut d. !, T,,,;
Ssiane, dams ct pour ia rsro.sse Assrn,ntio,'
En- 'ertu dun ordre de Ia susdite Cour, ,.or,su.
la date du Is Septenbre 1851, ilsers iii r o.,
vente P~abIique a encan PR Cyylien Dlsncharj
encanteur GN'nent qHali.l' dams Ct pour +, .ne'
ditc farois-e. lie Samedi, 25ms Jour dp moi,
dOrtobre 1851, d IL hcures 4. III sur les E.r.
les proprit.s ci-ap"as d.crltes appar,cnan, ! Ia
sr<d,tr Succession. SAVIOR:
Il Cne iabitatron sitnte en- cette Psroiss.
all Erulc ST Martin, mesnrant dix hut arponts DE-
superIicie, environ, bornee dur cota OAR Csm;lI.
Nicolas ct de iautre par MagIoire Landry. ayoe
toutes SEES batisses ct smalioratiens;
&c Une Fsche, un jeune Leuf, deux os,;s.
SEES, ct une Jument.
g Meubles de manage ct bstterie Dc Cuisine
Termes ct conditions:
La terre payable en- trois termes eeaur. y,
tiers en- Mars 1862, un tiers en- Mars 1863. e, !,
dernier tiers en- Mars 1854, lie mobi!ier, .oDta
somme de s 10 e: au dessous de 80 paysblc an
Mars 1869. ct toute eoTme au dcssus de- 10
moitje en- Mars 1859, ct l'autre Motto en- Mara
1854, la terre restera sptcialemen. hypo,beouas
Iusqu AL parfait Placement.
Les acqufreurs devront %f3urnir leur billet,
car:i nnGs p~aysbles au bureau du grefier du sne
Jnd. ct toute somme qui ne sera pas pavaa
A I'echeance portera interet a raison de hut poar
cent Ian.
faroisse Assumption II Sept. 1881.
CT. BLANCHARD.
~ Encanteur
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Mars 1853, CT ie dcrnier tiers en- Mars
1854, le mohiIier payable tou,e somm"
au dcssous de dix piastres en- Mas 1852,
ct tout sornme de dix Piastrcs ct a" d's-
lbs de dix piastres payablcs Ia moitia en-
Wars 1862, ct l'autre moitie en- Mars
1853, les acquereurs dcvrout fou'nir des
cautions homes ct solvabIes, avec DIES
bilIets payable an Bureau du grtfirr de-
Ia snsdite Cour, avec hyrotle .n">It'i'-
lie sur Ii ditc terre jusq"'an paicn""t,u
tontcs sommcs qui ne -ercnt pas ponclu'l
Iemcnt payfes q Echeances port"ront
lnteret a raison dc huit pour cent par
an.
Paroisse Assumption lie 20 Septembre
81 A. F. HICKMAN Sheriff.
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-Eb bnnfs 0 . 0 ..@ #4H ear&ssEsaaI esEas sHFa sE .raA
-Eh bier! j. me vengerai. 7e#46b t#su NbfHas8 3HoE AaHae
D arrss asoirs m"rnare y. paroles, Berthe graehu.e, iigere ct courroucee,
sen6it sous les aibres tomne honteuse de e quelc await dit A nae st#F 8
EaMre Dr. joe u dorgaci, notre heros8 reaa quelques inAants inmobne i Zen
dpa Oh tonta iheue Iueune femme atdt d, bout; pms iii sc mi. i m,rcher, mis
kntmeni, ct cOmmep pour mieex sayourer SON bonheur; ct enGn, irant de ga uohe
ds cigar s,l Sc init en- devor den anumer u. Mails une rsa-xion subtle parrsta
aht lht jetrr.i aH#a1 DALAI 81 lTaa .un4a8#b sp .a
~ petit sacrifice sacoompi, Laonce continua "a promenade. Au detour dune
akr,c omme il anit vagaement, les yeux Gxssau ciL, perdu1 dams SEES deirs ct
os SEES appearances, ii sentt tonta coup une main Sc poser snr ron epaue. Cete
*assienle FL reiomber du cel sur IN terre. Il tourna syement la tae, ct aper-
sum. de Mony qi mi dit en- Iiants H aa eTnA Ha assls7 Ess q asesH4.ae
"A quot pensezs ons uOnc mon cousin? ssAea
-Comme il aTar gal! e dill l6once au lieu de repondre; il y a pourtant des
NARA CONNIE celia! 81 8t H. N4 #4 H## a5hHaSa ##aaAXI sh fMs a|4 SAL
GG - S s-1''is"11 - -
"A quot e pensiss Je pensi / ma femme. baseIl sa sassassa IS 4se
sotfe femme! Hsuseuse Eaele! r6piqua, le connie en- RANT toojous.ta 81
-Hrurease! Pourquoi doncs wsasvla arfupua
m-fIse CUE sous penses = eic, " Gull . tant DE- iemanes lheuresemens pour
y saananfsa an lens mais a pensent gere.
rasareusement pour les amants! pensa l6once; lie pauvYe honnnem Et il repit:
G.Aors, % cousin, moi auss, je dirai: Ieureuse Berthe! car, sl = . au mon
@Sa mari qh aime 81 femme u ne pense qIs ellie, CO mari, c'st Won.
-poas cloyezs rdpoadit le come en- rdpnnantu IN souie ironique. as
s-Ea-ce que je me trompef nsa 81 {
-oa.shas 81 ons sMs sur dc sohc dicreion on pourrat pentstre voas conns..
Moaefes ou es-tur' g dit L6once; ct, apres Get aparts, IL Ttrohdlt:s 8
-rssone FaconteZ mon cousin, ct croyes que je snis indutgent 81 dicret.
" f'oasxsous e'cs tsoP Jeune pour ete severe, ct pas assoc pour ne
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Succession Of Jacq"es Baythe deceased.
Eifth Judicial District Court. ofthe State O
d Louisiana, in and Tor the Parish of Assume
ton.
In obedience to an order of sale 10 mt
directed by the Honorabl, the above Court
dated 18th September 1861, will be of
cred for sale a; pubic auction. by A F..
Hickman Sheriff OF this Parish, at the late
residence of said deceased situated in this
Parish, on the left bank ofBayou Lafourche,
at about two miles above the village OF Ma.
poIeonville, on Thursday, the 23d day of DC.
tober 1851. at 10 O'clock A. NJ, the folio
wing described property belonging to the
abnse sUccessioh.-Io wi.
A Horse, a Mare, q Cow, a Saddle, Bril-
die, a lot of Ca rpenters tools, a double bar
telled gun, a Pirogue, &c also a quantity of
House hold furniture, such a. Armoir, Beds
and Bedstands, Tables. chairs etc.
Terms and Conditions
All sums under ten dollars. payable in
March 1852, and all sums over ten dollars
payable one ha'fin March 1852, and the
other half in March 1853, purchasers to
good and sufficient security and all
sums not punctualIy paid at maturity to bear
at the rate Of Eight per cent per
annums $50" IN -.#M t.p-
Parish Of Assumption September Goth
1851.
A. F. HICKMAN Sheriff.
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Termes ct conditions.
A. r. HICK IAN, Sheriff.

son premier proet qui etit de monter chez ST femme. . #st#s4a
II In trouva reyeuse. sfsHaE
&c que o exgezde moi me tournente, lm dit ellie.
g-Enfant! pcurquoi done? s#@ @E#I&#E a@l#J#Hs#.
Farce que Celia me prouve que vm n maimez gnere. JIG soufrais tat.
moi 81 je uss avais in rendez YOU avec n auue femme! r4pa IS eHF@ "a
-Padvre petite! Sc dit Ieonce, CONNIE ellie maine! Eas@# seazH#159 50
Eli poa u long baiscr snr lie front pr daEstele. ##a asssaep aks.HAus
-E"fn poarsaiyt la jeune femme, eudn al CONSENT, je iendri ma proncae,
mails csi bnn malgre moi. #y#S# a !. 'la@- - i"I"1@'
Pourant deux descrndirent, car Ia ctehe annonGa lie diner. @sa,a@
La physonomie de c repas ft q peu pres la meme que cMe dn daicuncr:a n.
cement, N. de Morny ht tesga, &c qni fit que plus dune ha Lsonce /. rspAa.
!" lie pauve homme! '#' .s
CHAPlTR E VII. ss e IS 3
Dams lee sor6es iautomne, lie crepucule commence de bonnie hcure. auai. a.
want IA I'm du reps, IN domesique appona ds lumieres. s.#a a@ aSEHs a
-Anez eclaMer h sale de billiard, Ii dit Nj. de Morny. s9aaHs
On Sc leya de table. L6once, e conduisant a coueipe. In; pyessa douremept
lie bras: il hi sembha senir I'M leger tremblement repondre j cite preston. 49,
Ayant de conmencer N parie de blizzard, . ta au sot orr ayoirn us Sc
|raent les pate"ares de chaque part. Lsonce e. Berthe fmcn, emsenbk
lie gsgnerent. se'#a1 H##sp# @@ @a H
--Heureux preage! pnsa I@once. 2" ~ 8 A@@
La seconde partie tut jouse entire EseNe 9. NJ. de Morny. hr @sass# @5
M. de Morny ft battu. sassaa 49, #@ Eaasnas
Berthe ct conc vsnaient de commanccr n ausre parhe, qnand h connie
|sapprocha de Ia fenetre en- enfrouynt. les idcaux. Tn clair de iune MAGNITUDE
|Aiumdnaa Ia terrasc Ct inandil ss h"uatrcs lnmiercs les graads arbps du pare.
.IaIz@4+ u a.AH3Is @aF 5& eH#sa s@ 49,
% sa+ ~ T@ La sMk nj proclaim 1uvNrs So @2
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SUGGESTIONS sale.

Sucoe, sito',s q. .Aagussiim Lagrange and Ro.
sal,r .Nuiiiet has yyfe bo,h deceased.
NE virtue Of, and in obedience to an order Of
ID ale, TO me directed BY the Honorable the
Filth Judicial District Court, of the state Of Loui-
siana, in and Tor the Parish Of Assumption dated
October Sth 1851. s4,...
Will be offered for sale at public auction by
A. r. Hickman, Sherifrofthis Pari ,h, on Satur-
day the 9Th day Of November 1851, at ten O'clock
A.. NJ or the premises in Labadie Bruly in this
Parish, the following described property belong
iur to line SUGGESTIONS aforesaid, to wit
list. A. Plantation situated in this Parish on
the RIGHT bank of Bayou Lafourche, in Labadie
Bruly, measuring two arpents front, more cr ess,
on FORTY arpents in depth, more or less, bounded
ON one side by land of Melville Barriileau and on
the other side by land of Ursin Hebert, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
IA creole Horse, Saddle and Bride, q Cow
and a Calf &c. "a
aThe farming Utensils, the Household furni-
ture and Kitchen Utensils.
Terms aud conditions.
The landed property payable .wo hundred
Dollars in March 1852, and the balance in three
equal instruments, one third in March 1883, one
third in March 1854, and the remaining third in
March 1855, and the movable property payable
all lots not exceeding ten Dollars payable in
March 1852, and all lots exceeding ten Dollars
PAYABLE one half in March 1852 and the other
half in March 1853.
Purchasers to furnish good and sufficient secu-
rity with special mortgage on the landed property
and all sums not ponctually paid at maturity to
bear interest at the rate Of Eight per cent per
~ 1um. Etr.E
Parish Of Assumption October 18th 1851.
ST. A. F. HICKMAN, sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19
A. F. HICKMAN Sheriff,
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of 7homossln Leblanc deceased
RI virtue of, and i'm obedience to ar
49, order Of Sale. to me directed BY the
Honorable the Fifth Judicial Disiric,
Court, of the State of Louisiana, i'll and
for the Parish of Assumption. dated l9'h
September 1851. will be offered for sal,
1t public ams ton. by a. F Hickman
Sheriff Of this Parish, on Saturday the
25,h day of Octobcr 1851 al two O'Clock
2. M. on the premises, the following
described property belonging to The abo
We succession To uit:
A tract of land situated in this Parish,
in Bruly st Helene, bounded on one ST.
de by land OF Eli, Comeau, and on the
other side by land of Augustin Pugh,
measuring twenty eight superficial ar
penis more or less, together with all thu
buildings thereon.
Also double barilled gun, and a Hor-
SC Cart.
Terms and conditions.
The landed property payable in three
equal instruments, one third IN March
1852. one third in Marco 1853, and tn"
remaining third in March 1854, the mo
veabIe property payable all suIns under
ten dollars in March 1852, and All suns
of ten dollars and above ten dollars, OH.
half in March 1852, and the other half
in March 1853, purchasers to furnish
good and solvent security. with notes pal
yable at the Office of the Clerk of the
aforesaid Court, with special mortgage OH
The landed property until paid, and all
ums not ponctualIy paid at maturity to
bear interest at the rate Of Eight per
per annutn.
Parish Of Assumption September Goth
1851.
81 A. F. HICKMAN Sheriff.