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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

I,o,AsA.-In the With (Gorman's) Dis
,rict. Col. William X. Hadden (Opp) has with
drawn from the field, leaving William NJ Con-
nelly. George w. Carr and W. A. German (all
OPP 10 contest the election. One or two wings
have been proposed
In the With (McGaughey's) District, two or
three Opposition candidates have been presented,
Inn, !, IS understood that two will decline,
Messrs. John G. Davis and Stephen T. Dodge
are the principal Loco contestants In 1872 Mr.
McGauphey had majority of ,S73.
The Whig Congressional Convention IN the
yth Brown's) District. resolved to make no
marty nomination in opposition to Thomas A.
Hendricks, the Oppos ton candidate. Hen
dricks, if opposed at all, will be on Independent
grounds.
Robert Dale Owen, Henry l.. Ellsworth and
that celebrated literary Character, DIR. John w.
Davis (Ex-Speaker Of tne Lower House OF Con-
gress) are all candidates for the Legislature)
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
kENIUCKY. I'll. NJ. NcC,urv (EJ;,,

III M HVOARTY (EdltOr
of the Paduodh JouraaO is supported as the Whic
candidate FOR Congress IN the Is, Distric, and i
opposed by two Loco.Focos.
AT the ensuing August election the follow.
ing officers are TO be elected Governor an1
lieu,enant-Governo-, Members of ConCress
Senators and Representatives in the State I,euis.
lature, Treasurer OF state, Auditor OF Public Ac.
counts, Attorney General, Register of the Land
Office President OF the Board of Internal I'm.
provemcn,, Superintendent of Public Ins,ruc
flpn
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MARrlANp.-The Cumberland Umon,st

SAYS.
From present indications. We think II will be
the yericSt FOLLY III the World for party herea.
bouts TO hold Nominating Convention preparatory
10 the spproaching Fa,l Elections Both candidates
and people seem to be avcr>e 10 such course. The
former are mostly wiling 10 run without the and OF
a packed committee, ami the latter, OF both parties.
m obedience to party dlc'atlon but from OF
fhe fitness OF those who may present themselves for
fba~ ~,affia
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

RIor Al ToRoSro.-A public meeting OF
the AntiClergy Reserve Association, convened IN
ence Of the of the Association, headed oy
several clergymen of the Established Church, VINO
claimed right TO be heard on the ground ths' tne
meeting was public, The excitement ran high' ou'
no one WAS hurt
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. Monday, July H.
General Chaplin not appearing IN the Criminal
Court to the charge of abductns the slave Of
Nr Toonos. suits have been instituted against VIII
liam Blanchard. David \. Hall and Sclhy Parker. the
sureiies for forfeiture OF recoenizanrcS.
Ferdinand Won Lengerk has been recognized rs
Consul Tor California. and CariF. Ac0e Tor OHIO Tor
Tie Duchty OF Oldenburgh.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

TIE BEAyEa-sT FIRE.-The first story
was occupied by Lobach & schepeler, whose stock
consisted of indigo, cochineal, lnSeed oil, sugar. sc
was considerably damaged by water. Insured for
All COO which will fully cover the loss. Tie entire
loss is estimated a. follows Loss on the building
s3.OOo; on cotton 81 500 other loss $500 Total
$4,000 The store OF VIM. Nelson, importer OF
VINE, &c. 90 Beayerst was slightly damaged by wa
tor
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

NoRra CARoIlNA-Gov, Reid has ap-
pointed r. NJ. Saunders, Asa Biggs and b. +.
Moore, Commissioners to Revise the Statutes of
the State. Nh. Moore has res gucI the Office of
Attorney General.
William Eaton, Of Warren:on. has been an.
pointed 10y the Governor and Council, Attorney
General IN ,he place of y. r. Moore. resigned
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

REALITY AND ROMANcE.-lhe -lDiHgd0h
r,.,,,,q, ba, the following account Of an occurrence
which happened in Scott Co, Tenn, recently Which
Is not little romantic
, Mr. Crat the owner Of very comfortable es-
tate had IN hs employ. aS luOrer. M Bear VINO
becane euamOred Of hls daughter. grl OF about
tb,r+een or fourteen wears OF On sabbath, the
.rh Inst IN the absence Of the father. Bear and the
oir eloued 70 Bluniye and were married. Ihey
renamed together until The following saturday,
when the father IN the absence OF the husband,
came and took M daughter, packed her up ana
outing her under the care of MS brotherln-law and
cousin whom report says he desired her 20 marry,
starting her of 10 Mississippi by NAY OF scott and
lee counties. Of TINS State, Louisville, by, &c
A. soon a. these circumstances were learned BY
he husband. he made application 70 the Judge OF
me Circuit. obtained a VIII Of hGtsas corpus, and
sfartet m pursuit. The company fleeing We're over
taken n Virginia but the VIII had lost It's virtue
and though one OF The pursuing party once got the
wife INTO his possession he thought II unsafe 10 re-
tam her on seeing pistols drawn by hls ddversarles
and PREPARATIONS for deadly combat
A iurther efor. not then made 10 recover hei
by the husband she was then taken on 70 scoi
& H., ard there confined and guarded until "oto
could be sent 70 the father and reIniorceneh1 oo
tanned During her confinement IN acol, ihe 'sad IT,
Rand With his party fnOIantly passed on AL" ~
over INTO Lee before his mistake vas louil. ~ ~
Inc meantime the father, breathing cures ,ok The
geance. came on with ms Ieihio' nn The ,ntended
5iil ~ - -. 90 tn Kentucky, &c. On going
bc,- len miles beyond EssilVllie 10 oo' Pai : ne
-. ~ nursuing party on theI return, 1loi. Piu-
den,iaI motives, the husband "de ho' aii""eu " az
ueII'i t Ne house where the father was and on the
pIoa.a W, IN nf those who Of his party, the gir
I'm %-e,, .o a ROOM and preparations were made Tor
tl@f, cork should an attempt be made 10 Teco.er
her Iu,iuudaied by the show oil weapons ana Tue
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Ill ED.

ON Sunday, July 49, Of cholera iniantum hLL onIy
chd OF VIM X md Helen NJ Taylor, aged months and
days 80 o ~,
The relative and friends of tine family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this MONDAY afternoon, al
o'clock from residence Of her grand father James Do-
!. Grren Pnlnf L. 1
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Srp,ors AccIDENT.-On Saturday after

SERIOUS ACCIDENr.-Un saturday atLer-
noon while Mr. VIM H. Stogdill and his lady were
ENJOYING themselves with pleasant ride on the road
a short distance beyond Harlem, the spirited animal
became frelghtened and ran away at the hight OF
his Speed The horse pulled very strong on the bit,
and Il was utterly impossible for Mr. SiogdIll to rem
bIm therefore he dashed along at rapid gate, and
before he could be checked Mr. , and ms wiie were
thrown ou, of the vehicle and severely injured. Mr..
Stogii IS one OF The active attaches OF Sherf earn
ley,S office and we learn that his injuries are OF such
serious nature that he viii not be able - atieud 70
his duties for several days.
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

%, ,ls las Holmes from kelp- OricGHS-Mrs Z Marcy
and nurse Mrs r.. E ena l.. Georglana Henrietta anu
Master Wm Marcy Mrs II Misses Maria, DIVA ana Sa-
NH ,Iillspa Iph and nurse Mrs Robinson Mrs h Com
rad child aud nurse Misses Marian and amy ana va
trrs and r and Mr. A Conrad, Mr. Morewood, Mr.
tree Mr. c NJ Loria, Mr Logalse, aud 30 seerasr
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, July II.
An accident occurred last night on the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad. near Millersburg, by the cars running
over cow and consequently getting of the track.
The baggage master, George Callahan, son of
police officer IN this City, was standing on the plat
form. and was horribly crushed 1t Is thought he
must have died since.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
The Steamer Maria Burt-The Winfield Scott
nj New-OrleanS
NV .ORLEA

NEv.ORLEANs, Wednesday, July o.
The passengers of the steamer Maria Burt lost on
her massage from Galveston to this port, were all
saved but the boat Is total loss. The steamship
Winfield Scott from Ncw-York, arrived this morning
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Report on the Tehuantepec Treaty.

WAsHINGrOa Frlday, JiIy II, 1871.
Capt. J. NJ. Mercer OF the IehuantePec
surveying party arrived here to-day, twenty days
from the scene OF operations. lie i a week IN ad-
vance of the remainder Of the party lie reports that
uron The Atlantic side the CoazacoalkOs nvef Is nav
iGahe for Tvs enty-fye miles above It's mouth Tor ships
craving eleven feet o. ater. Alta point called MIN
aftlan. where the railroad line as already ana do"h
!, commences and passes over a beautiful country,
teenlng with horses and cattle, almost IN wid stase'
urtII II strikes upon the waters OF Taltepec riVer
In ,hi> distance Of sixty miles, there are no o'her
difficulties 10 encounter than those common 10 uhdu
Iatlng countries From the Taltapec We come upon
fLe Nalateneo and here have our first grade oi my
feet W. then ascend thirty miles-from the Mala-
,cngo 10 the sierra Madre Mountains, cham OF me
Cordilloras-through which several passes nave Oeeh
surveved That Of La ChIyela has been CHOSEN az
the bcst and most feasible. and through II my ieet
grate has been run. which presents NEST feasible
Toute On the Pacific side OF Sierra hadre, mere
arc M ,loiculties 70 contend with straight line
TO ycntosa. Oh the Pacific. brings you over great
Man OF thirty miles. The climate Is very healty
rS el offccTs and men ffty-three number, are all
vcu. ard have contracted no disease.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
..,.. :, m. STOCK Exchanse. -JuLY Il,
CITY ITEMS.

Do,ses OF RuM.-On the morning of the
.,.. me, Officer Knapp OF the Eighteenth Ward,
ai.coyered girl named julia Bryant on the awning
,ho corner of Canal and Laurens sts., laborng un-
-. ,hn effects of dehrum tremens She was taken
- ,hc TouJ,s on Saturday, after day of raving de-
r,,m whence she was transferred to the Island for
SIX months
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Markets -NEw-oRLEANs, July ..

CorroN has been easier for the lower grades, since
the recent of the adyces by the Canada. While the
higher qualities have been finn The quotations are
for strictly middng Sc, and far l0,c. The sales OF
Yesterday were 1900 bales, and to-day they reach
2.Of0 bales
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
May ANN Iowa girl, by this name,

:. spnosed TO have arrived at this port IN the ship
co,,n,;a on the s;h inst. She is large girl, IA
vs.rs old wi dark har, and very good looking
,a,o. from North Of Ireland. Her sister, Jane Low,
residing with Rev James Woolsey, Norwalk' Conn.,
= ve, ANXIOUS TO learn her whereabout and requests
apv one who may know where she is' to inform her'
directipe 10 "Jane Low, care Of Rev. Mr. Wooisey'
Norwalk Conn. or by bringing the giri 10 'he once
of the Chief of Police IN this City.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

10 Thomas f. Meagner, the exIied Irish
patriot, was married the 9th OF February last at
Hobart Town, to a Miss Bennett.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

DRowNED.-An unknown woman was
found floating in the East River at the 1901 oi Esy'
SiYih-st Yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Receip,. of Produce.

u, tie NORTH R,rer Bocts-Mosdey ysg - Butter,
bbls Four l0 do Ashes 2e5 do y,eese 40 Corn
Meal 1900 bush RE 6i3z3 do Corn iS''
IS as do Wheat 35S bales Wool. D
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
C,TpFFT DEPARTMENT. No. : ~ aas a..

C,TREET DEPARTMENT., w.. NO. sh.a the
R,ca,d.-Public notice hereby s'ssss: g x: sosrd q
following Re.oIeSn' saTs FAC AZ sIDEWALxasd dMUSrrER
Assiss as a. Ess, Broadway SET Us avs where the
sTONE ES 3ish- st between stssested ha'ny nx
ectlons thereto re9aesssn dn o. bsfass the Iva
10 he undersgned, af his oD'S'
July ms,.-Juy o. ''iioHN I. poDoE' s0s"s"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

rE John Crawford, one of the doormen
of the Sixteenth Ward, died yesterday after severe
illness.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
ORANGE COUNTY COURT, Orange

OCounfy -Eleazer GdneY against Robert +. Cldney,
Jonathan { Gdney. John W Quincy, Mary L; Gidney
and Ro1ana c Gldney-To the anove named DEF End
ANTS-lOu hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the complaint this action which filed IN the Otce oi
the Clerk Of the County OF Orange the first day u sia
1851 and copy Of your al my once IN
the village Of Newburg, Orange County New YORK wlth-
m twenty DAYS after the service hereof eKensse OF te
oy such ard If the defendants tau u answer the
complaint as aforesaid the plaintiff Will app - the o9nn'
for the relei demanded the complaint -Dated Apt w.
1851. {. =. BhLkNAP FAM ~ a o A.to' N v
e.S lavovM NrMo"'s"' ~
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Markets. CHARLESTON. Jply -
CITY ITEMS.

The sales OF CorroN yesterday were $50 bales,
prices ranging from 5ia9c.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Dy ORDER of the Hon. Nathan B.

DY ORDER Of the Hon. Nathan b.
ID Morse Judge Of the Supreme Court, notice : here,
= ,uhShed of an order requiring al me creii'o,s ~
=, ~ .pV HoYIF Of the Cy Vi BrOosgn. al lnsovent
ein "a show cause II any they have, before ne sal
Iudge al his Chambers N tie CITY haA III tT t!, oi
len an tie thrtieth dav Il August 1851 u - oclocA
~ ~, forenoon Of that day. why an assignment u the estae
II the sad nsovent should not ne made an1 he OF Is
s,stnes concerning voluntary assignments made 2uIsu-
AMI 10 the application Of nsosen 70 n, c Da-
az az Jyne is5i CHARLES MULOCK,
ssIs iawI0wN Ati5mey Tor insolyen'.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

yenceftll ard determined manner Of the father In.
husbands party desisted from an attack The father
and his parry resumed their journey, and were pass.
ing en- through Lee by the las; accounts. By ina;
resort tne husoano sent messengers bearing letter
OF protest and enreaiy from shaver the broiherin.
iaw Who on his return with Others had been served
with VIII OF sdbeas coryas. The letter insisted on
return OF the party With the girl and an as-eemcn,
10 Terms OF accommodation, the law Mas alout 10
be enforced, and The sentiments OF the eomm,,n,,y
were those OF sympathy Tor the husband. WA, 81
feet this epstle had upon the father have no; vet
learned. fAOlngion y.rginian
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
II - = - Co,,,,ty of New-YOrk notice = hereby
gIx,n fo an r.rs,ns having CLAIMS against FKbDEhIS
NOIIITOR late OF the City Of New YORK ns.e. ueo.s
81 =, rr.se, tie saue with vouchers thereof 70 Le ~
n The ofrce of JACOBS ROSENSIEiN ~ 70, 10
m Jemestrcet IN the CITY # New-fork On OF gel4e .e
seventh dar OF April. 1871. ELIZABETH AoLLIioh' AoLL,'
law6mM- -A-'''-A-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-02
N DE SUCCESSION.
dc jcu Pierre .Arcemnnt,

Succession dc fcu Pierre .4rcemant,
EaN vertu dun ordre de vente a moi
f1s adresse, par Honorable la Cour du
Cinquieme District Judicialre de l'Etat de
la Louisiana, dams ct pour la p~aroisse AS
somption, en- date du 3 octobre 1851.
Ii sera effort en- vente publique par A: F.
Hickman, sheriff dc cet,e paroisse, lie Jeudi,
Cine jour du mois de Novembre 1851, Il dix
heures du matin, a la dernisre residence de
teu Pierre Arcemant, en- cette paroisse, sur
la rive droite du bayou Lafourche, d environ
dix miles au-dessous du village de Napo-
leonville, les %proprietes ci>apres decrites,
appartenant a Ia succession dudit Pierre
Arcemant, savoir: .. ..
rs le Unc certainc Terre, situee all bayou
Choupic Ell cette paroisse, a environ qua
rante arpents du bayou Lafourche, mesurant
environ cinquante-six acres de superficie,
bornee en- haut ct en- bas par les terres de
anne ZEE Iiette. 4 t.4
b. % L'esclave nominee Ere, agee dem
viron 4G ans, boiteuse, avec son e%nfant,
nomme George, Negro age d'environ 4 ans
.a.8 Termes ct conditions. g. H.
La Terre payable, deux cent cinquante
piastres compliant ct Ia balance en- trois
ternes egauy, echeant dams les mois de
Mars DIES annees 1852, 1853 ct 1864, avec
interet a raison de huit pour cent par an,
du jour de Ia vente, jusqu'au Placement, ct
hypothequc speciale ct privilege sur ladite
Terre, p%acquerenr deyra %fournir une eau
ton bonnie ct solvable. L'esclave Eve ct
son enfant George, payable, cent piastres en-
Mars 1852, ct la balance en- deux termes
egagx, echeant dams les mois de Mars des
annecs 1853 ct 1854, avec interet a raison
de hut pour cent par an, de .l'echeance, JUS
qu'au Placement, avec hypotheque speciale
ct privilege, Pacquereur devra burnir unhe
caution bonnie ct solvable.. e.so'3E@'m"@#aa
Assumption, lie 4 octobre Is5l."o>s ?,
Al baa adl Q "A. f. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-02
Terms aud conditions.

The landed property payable, two
hundred and fifty dollars cash, and the
balance in three equal instalments, ma
turing in the month Of march ofthe years
1852 1853 and 1854. with an interest
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
,taIments, maturing in the months of
March of the years 1858 and 1854,
with interest at the rate of eight per
cent per aunum, from maturity until
paid, with special mortgage and privi-
Icgc. purchaser TO furnish good and SOL
vent security.
assumption, October 4th 1851.
"a A. +. HICKMAN, Sheriff
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-02
HOTEL WASHINGTON

NM. MEbANcoN " TRlcHE %previen-
nent leurs .amis etle public qu'ils. ont ac-
quis &c Mr.. FIX. GAurn1ER, Pexploitation
du Washington Hotel. lis sollicitent la
continuation de la favour don't lie public
a. t%oujonrs entoure Get Establishment, ct
lis s'engagcntaa nc rien negliger pour
sen reldre dignes. Appartemeuts, ct
Table confortailes, B.arretoajours aqpro-
~visionnee des meilieures liquenrs, Ser
vice prompt. VOLTA des titres que leur
maison nc dernentira jamais. 80 III
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-02
VENTE DE SUGGESTIONS.

SUGGESTIONS de Augushn Lagrange It deRo-
saiieNaiAe, sa femme, tous deur decsdes.
N vertu dun ordre dc vente a moi adres.
Sc, par Honorable la Cour du cinquie
me District Judiciai,e de PEtat de, Ia, Loui-
siane, dams ct pour Ia paroisse Assumption
en- date do s Octobre 1851. u 4725
II sera ofiert en- yente publique par A. F.
Hickman, Sherifde cette paroissc, lie Same
di Is Novetmnbree 1924 dix heenu1irees du ma
tin sur Les lieux, dams le Brule Labadie,
en- cette paroisse, les proprietes' ~ci.appres
decrites appartenant aux sus~dites Success
sions, savoir:3s Ha@t4a 48r tfGF Il
Ter. Une habitationl situee en- cette pa
roisse, rive droite dv Bayou Lafourche, dams
le Brnle Labadie. snesurant deux arpents
de face plus OH moins sur quarante ,arpents
de- pr.,fondeurs plus on moins, bornee dun
cote par la terre de Ncuyillc Barrilleau ct
de l'autre cote par celle de Ursin Hebert,
ensemble svec les batisses ct ameliorations
qui en- dependent.
20. I'm Cheyal CREOLE, sselle, bride, n
aeg, Vache ct son veau etc. ID g. N,
80. Les Oatils a~ratoires, les meubles dc
menage ct batterie de cuisine. r,
Termes et conditions.
Laterre payable deux cents piastres en-
Mars 1882 ct Ia balance en- trois termes
ssgaux, I'M tiers en- Mars 1859, un tiers en-
Mars 1864, ct le dernier tiers en- Mars 1855.
LIE mobilier touts lots n'excedant pas dix
piastres payable en- Mars 1852, ct toats lots
excedant di5 piastres payable une tnoitie en-
Mars 1852, ct fautre Motto en- Mars 1853.
Les acquereurs devront ~foufnir des cautions
bonnes ct solvables. avec hypotheque sur
Ia dite tsrre, ct tontes sommes qui ne seront
aas payees aux ~ech6ances porteront interet
p raison de hut pour cent par IN.
Paroisse Assumption Ii Octobrei95l.
81 A. r. HICKMAN. SheriE.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Peter .Areensant, deceast

Succession Of Peter .A~reensant, deceased,
oY yirtue ofand in obedience to an order
of sale, to me directed, BY the honora.
BILE the Fifth judicial District Court ofthe
State Of Louisiana, in and for the parish Of
Assumption. dated october Sd 1851.
Will be offered for sale at public auction
1851, at ten o'clock A. NJ, at the residence
ofthe late Pierre Arcenant, in said parish,
on the right bank of bayou Lafourche, at
about ten miles below the village Of Napo-
Ieoayille, the following described property
belonging 10 the succession Of said Pierre
Arcemant deceased, to wit
lst A certain tract Of Land, situated on
bayou Choupic in this parish, at about tforty
arpcn.s from the bayou Lafou.che, aosasa,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-02
~ SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Joseph Porche, free man D
color, deceased

nYasirtue ofand In obedience to an order
- ofsale, TO me directed BY the honora.
BILE the Fifth Judicial District Court of the
State Of Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of
Assumption dated October 22d 1851.
will be offered for sale, At public auction,
BY "A. r. Hickman, Sheriff Of this Parish,
on Thursday tho 9th day Of November,
next 1851. at the late residence of the said
deceased, situated in this parish, on The left
bank &c bayou L,afourche. at about nine
miles above the village Of Napoleonyille, at
ten o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property belonging TO the succession of the
said Joseph Porche deceased. To wit
Iss. Al Plantation. situated in the parish,
q Assomption, on the LEFT bank nfhayou
Laiourche, at about seven miles from Do
~naldsonyille,. measuring four arpents From
ting said b you, more or less, with q depth
OF forty arpents, with convergent lines,
bounded above by land Of alexander Dupre-
and below BY land Of Andre Acosta,
'ogefher with all the buildings and improve.
thereon.
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SdLE.

Succes siions Of .Angmstin Lagrange and Ro-
sal,e .Wa7iiet his aiffe both deceased.
DY virtue of, and in obedience to an order of
- sale, TO me directed by the Honorable the
Filth Judicial District Court, of the state ofLoui-
siana, in and for the Parish of Assumption dated
October 9Th 1851.
Will be. offered for sale at public auction by
A. F. Hickman, Sheriffofthis Pari 81, ION Satur-
day the 9Th day of November 1851, at item O'clock
A. M. on the premises in Labadie Bruly in this
ing to the SUGGESTIONS aforesaid, to wit.
lst. A. Plantation situated in this Parish on
the right bank of Bayou Lafourche, in Labadie
Bruly, measuring two arpents front, more CT ess,
on forty arpents in depth, more or less, bounded
on one side by land Of Neuville Barrilleau and on
the other side by land ofUrsin IIebert, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
A creole Horse, Saddle and Bride, a Cow
and Calf &c. sHg2a %,t & ssh
3 The farming Utensils, the Household furni.
ture and Kitchen Utensils. ...s@g
rr,,.g Terms aud conditions.
The landed property payable Two hundred
Dollars in March 1852, and the balance in three
equal instalments, one third in March 1853, 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 1858. Jf
Purchasers to furnish good and sufficient secu'
rity with special morgage on the landed property
and all sums not ponctually paid at maturity to
bear interes. at the rate Of Eight per cent pc,
ahnuni. T. W. 8&E.AI-. ,JI .2 la I'D
Parish Of Assumption October llth 1861.
ST. 4r A. F. HICKMAN. sheriff: