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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

S5 The following is the law hich was
passed at the last session Of the legisla-
,ure, for the extension Of the time !Cr
pay ing Registry Taxcs:-
AN ACT in amendment OF and act 10
regulate the Election OF Civil Officers.
II is end, ted by The General Assembly as
Toiiors:
SECTION |. Hereafter the payment
the Registry or other taxes necessary
10 tfc qualification Of an elector, may
he made to the collecting officer before
the third day preceding the annual elcc-
ZION in Apri or before any third day
preceding the day Of any o'lcr election,
with the same effect 10 qualify an cleo
tor as # the tax had been paid on or be-
fore the last day Of December in the
calender year preceding, as is now re-
quired.
Sec. g Said "act 10 regulate the cleo
tion o. civil officers" Is further amended
. that the registration of citizens, 10 be
assc sscd with the registry tax, shall be
continued until the last day Of December
in each calender year, or until the last
day hut one. when the last day shall be
Sunday. The Town or City shall de-
liver 10 the assessors oi taxes the list OF
registered persons on or before the sec
ond Monday of January next succeeding
The assessors shall then proceed as now
directed by law 10 assess the persons SO
presented; and the Town or City
Clerk shall deliver duly certified copy
OF The registry and Of the assessments TO
the collector of taxes within five days af-
ter the said assessments shall have been
made.
Sec. 3. The Board Of Canvassers
shall at their several meetings add to
the list OF voters all persons otherwise
! qualified who since the preceding meet
ing have Eaid the taxes assessed against
them necessary for a qualification, and
the Canvessers shall hold their last
meeting for revising The voting list with
In three days next preceding the day Of
voting, when they shall complete the
lists OF persons qualified.
Sec. 4. The Collector Of taxes shall
present TO the Canvassers, at each meet
ing. lists Of those persons who have paid
| their taxes 10 said collectors, aud have
not been before present, and any Collec-
tor negIecting or refusing 10 make such
return to the Board OF Canvassers, shall
be subjected to the penalty provided in
| the twelfth section ofthe act 10 regulate
the election Of civil officers.
Sec. 5. So much Of the act TO which
this is in amendment and Of any other
act as is inconsistent herewith is hereby
repealed.
True copy-witness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
FOR The PEG
PIE!
DIR. 8. A WEANER'S
CANkER ANDSALT kHEUM
SYRUP,

CANKER CURE AND CENATE.
THESE preparations are scientific productions
i of a regularly educated physician twho ~
now extensively engaged IN the practice VI hs
proles-ion.) They have become deScrvedly pop
ular in all sections oi the country, whore rbry
have bccA introduced, from the E,ct that they
have never failed To affect cure where the, have
been rsed according Ia direction.
THE CANKERAND SALT kllECM SYRUP
is AN article dill, ring entirely from Sairsarparia
or Dock Syrups, 81 any other p epartti ever
offered to the public. Il can be positively relied
n for the etlectual cure Of All Scroiulous ilunors,,
Erysipelss, Sllt Rhcum, Canker IN tie MOUTH,
Stomach ar Bowels, Female weat ncsses, aud all
hu,no,s arising from AN impure state ii ,be hvo,l.
In "A word il is a complete rcnoya'er, ,r'dicatiny
disease AMI restoring 10 healthy action every prrt
TIE CERATE
In all cases OF hu.nprs, and espech Ny Tor Salt
Rhcuin and Erys;pel,s, IL "a v..uauic accou,pani-
mcnt to the Syrup, ~ it will eicetcally destroy
every vestigc Ut ilumor from ihc surface "f ih,
bsy which will la driven oa. by the use OF the
SNIup IL is ono Of the most val,1.bls cNterna
applng tions ever known ior BurnS, scaLi-, SeaId
Head, Old Sores, rilos, DaIbris ltcn, alj all
other erup,ions the skin. And tar smpasscS
all other external applications.
TIE CANkER CURE
J. the tlcsnleratum 80 long sought for the rclief
and cure OF certain diseases which all other pre-
dirations have iAIbed To- relieve. IL is iranted
a positive cure for Nursing Sore Mouths, in these
eases IL has never failed. Thousapds have tried
4, and lrcn cured; also, Coz Cankcr IN th. Mouth,
Stomach and Bowels, and obstinate d, ,Sen,cry Il
has effected cuies after all other tried rrmrdies
had failed. For Ulcers and all diseases procced-
ing iiun c,ns,.rons hunors IN the system this is
useful and is a vals,blc accompaniment To the
syrup ia all cases OF Cankcr.
Neither of the above articles are genuine with-
out the signature Of y. A. WEAVER 4 Co., on
the outside wrapper.
Manufactured a, New Lonlon, Conn, by y. A.
WEAVER 4 Co., soIe proprietors, To whom AN
orders must be addressed.
C.G.C. HAZAiiD, sole Agent. .fus Newport.
b2s law 3m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

Herr Alexander. the magician, has
married wealthy Spa nish lady in
South America, aud resides at Valpa-
iso.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

THE CUBA PRisoNEps.-It 10 rumor-
ed at Washington that negotiations are
pending with the Spanish Minister. for
the release Of the American prisoners
concerned in the Cuba expedition.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
GEO. W. WARREN g. CO.,
1872 Washingt0 nSlreet,
BOSTON.
Sep. n. 6~.
FREMONT HOUSE.

BoSrDs, MASS.
Thi. well known establishmeni 10 still conduct.
ed in the same manner ~ IL has alwsy. bren.
The ccn,ral and pleasant situation of,hc house,
is co uipodious arrangemcn,s, and the comiur's
and luxur,c. 10 l~ iound there combine 10 rcnd'r
IL agreesllc and advantageous to the tfavrlr.
Having h-cn onr NJ the firm of John l.. TWkei
n CO., 80 bong NJ the head oi the establishment,
the S.b.crilrr pledges he s.i eNerticns 10 main
tain u. reputation, and 10 give sa,sf,c,ion io hi,
eu.,om-r,. wM. n. FARMER.
ais au dAv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

Nav YoRs ELrcrios.--It is reported
this evening, on reliable authority, that
Mr. Benrdlct. the whig candidate Tor
Senstor from Wetchestcr, is elected by
majority Of 2 votes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

ADMINISTR ATORS NOTICE:
T'HE Subscriber hereby gives public notice,
L that he is appointed Administrator upon the
Estate Of RUTH PEARCE. late Of Tiverton
deceased, and has accepted said trust and given
bond according To Law. lie therefore requests
AL persons who are indebted to the estate Of the
said deceased, 10 make payment without DELAY;
AMI also all persons who have claims against thc
said estate, 10 exhibit them as soon as may I've.
Dated at Tiverton the seventh day of October,
A. u. 1851. ABRAHAM PEARCE Admir-.
% pd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

Senator Benton, II is said, ia about 10
scll his property in Washington, pub
lish hi. book, and remove to California.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

.uiaisnpp, Election From New
Orleans today. we learn that Foot's cleo
ton, Tor Governor oi Mississippi, is con-
siJcred certain, by a small majority.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
NEW FALL GOODS.

WM.C. ,oZZENs 4 Co. are oprnins this
w w~ck their usual larg. stock ~ s.a.ofnsi'e
Guo.l., embracing aI the vmWti.s oi plain and
hon c,lHrd dress Goeds, Shs~is, khtc"s.
H. so., ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

], 10 said that rats may be expelled
from cellars and granaries by scattering
few stalks and leaves OF Mullcn-wccd
IN their paths.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
I..yotice.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
EOUND, on BLOCK Island, on the 20th inst, a
l. small sioop boat. green bottom. white waist.
hull and sails badly damaged. The owner can
have the same by paying char
THOMAS MOTT,
OPT 3w, f,zShoreb,u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
LATE FROM Tue Rio GRANpE.

The steamship Fanny, Capt. An d,
arrived last night, rs hours from BraZos
st. Jogo, with 26 passengers and S34,-
4Sl in specie.
The last report up To Thursday. the
30 uto.. the day on which the Fanny
smiled, Caravajal was still fighting in
Matamoras, having cen engn ged since
the 2lst. He had taken the west side Of
town. and was within ionr blocks oil Gen.
Avola's quarters in the Plaza, which is
strongly fortified with eight pieces of
cannon, each piece placed so as to pro-
tect the othe'. II is supposed that Car
avajal could have taken tha, place in n
few hours, but his object was to save the
citizens and property. From that con-
sideration tie siege has been much
longer than was anticipated.
On the 23d, a fi.e took place in the
large buildings known rs The Divine
Buildings" destroying everything before
il, us far as the Custom.House, which
was also consumed, with all the goods.
On the night Of the 25th, the large
store Of Mr.. Lopez took fire, and was en-
tirely consumed, with goods TO the
amount OF fifty or sixty thousand dollars,
the property OF Mr.. Dalson and others.
Gen. Avola, on the 23,l, issued orders
for every Amcrisan seen in the streets TO
be shot down.
The u. s. Mail Gamer Mentoria,
having received orders from Capt.
Phelps in command at Fort Brown, took
the troops Oh board to carry them To
Matamoras. She proceeded as far as
the mouth OF the Rio Grande, (inside,)
when they received orders TO return to
Brazos and reembark the troops on the
Neptune, Gen. CaraxajaI, having pro-
tested to Capt. Phelps agai st such pro-
cceding
Mr. J. A. Lonstreth, a respectable
m erchant OF many, years standing in
Matamoras, was shot through the boiy
while on the roof Of his house, and died
| from his wound on the 23d.
The American Consul, J. +. Waddell:
| received a shot in the cheek, while at
the fire above stated.
Captain Ford was also wounded in
the head, but it is supposed that he will
be able TO take his command in few
days. The report. up to the latest date
was that Carva al's loss was three killed
/ and fifteen wounded. He has but one
piece oi artiiiery, anu 10 coiiiPeNcu W w
the fighting with small arms. The loss
on Gen. Avola's side was $50 killed and
wounded. Avola was also wounded in
the leg while in the act Of jumping
through window.
Left in port, schooner Eagle, dischar-
ging. Brig Brownsville sailed for New
| Orleans Oh the 30th ult.-N 0. Bulletin
3d inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
CHEAP CASH STORE.

for keeping the largest and ! q -chce ! sto'k Of
the most drs'riile gopd., viii bc improved from
an examination OF the p,es'nt aIge'as.. rInrni.
The sto'k eml'racrs decidedly the BEST
THICK, DOUBLE KIP. GRAIN AND CALF
BOOTS, AND BkOGAN>, whnh he hns e,
produced, and he has large nmnb oi names .t
Farmers on Rhode island and in the Western
District Of uiis State, who can icstif, Ia the SUI
perior quality Of his THICK and DOUBLE
WATER Pro r BOOTS.
The goods have all l,ecn received within u few
days, from the Eastern Factories, in Of " hich
he is Interested, aud had "A lage portion m his
stock manufactured exprcr'l, Er this market un.
.le. the supervision Of one WIN " we'll acquainted
with the drscription Of goods requ red for this
Sectiun Of country. Having also purchased
largely for ed,h, Inc is prepared 10 sell ON such
reasonable terms as must please aub prove to tie
purchaser that hc can successfully compete with
ANY in the State.
o. Country Mere hants will please give him
call, az he will supply YOU we'll, ow Ui his large
stock now oa hand.
The attention Of the Ladies il invited TO his
largr assortment of Fall and Winter I'uskins al
Cater Boots, which will be sold very low.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
Mns,achusctts Election.

We give below returns from every
town in the State but two, Of the cleo
ton in this State yesterday. The late
ness of the hour leaves US no time Tor
comments upon its somewhat uneYpcct-
rd results. Mr.. Winthrop falls nearly
eight thousand votes short Of un cleo
ton.
The Coalition have probably elected
fifteen Senators 6 in MiJdlesex, 5 in
Worcester in Franklin, in Berk-
shire, md in Plymouth. The Wings
have chosen q in Suffolk, 2 in Hamp-
shlrc. 2 in Bdrnslable, and in Nan.
,uckrt and Dukes-ll ~ all. There is
probably no cho ce Of 5 in Essex, 2 in
HampJcn, in Berkshire, 3 in Norfolk,
and ! in Bristol.
The character OF the House Of Repre-
scntatives will depend upon the rcsul Of
the elections yet to be held, and that Of
the Legislature also.
The people have refused TO ratify the
call for n Convention to amend the Con.
stiiu,ion, by majority Of from three 70
four thousand.- Atlas.
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les Rcprtsentants a l'Asscmbltc Gene,
rale. dams tout lI.tat.
Arr 7. Tn ScCretairc d'Etat scra cl'
our un tcrmc de dcux anndes par lei
fIcctcurs ayant gualilc pour voter pour
les Represcntants d lA>semb'fc GENE
Iule, dams tout fEtat.
ART. 8. I'm Tresoricr dc TEtat scra
ella pour I'm tcrmc de denx annees par
les tlectcurs ayant qualiie pour roIci
Iour les Rcrre>entants a TAsscnnblec
Gfuerale. dams tout / Fiat.
ART. 9. Tn Surintcndant- general dc
Education publique sera elu pour un
tcrme de dcux anntcs, par les 6lecteurs
ayant ~quaIitt pour voter pour les Repre-
s%cntants a ASSEMBLE Generate, dams
tout IE'at. @E#Et ii III
ART. 10. ST. l'election dn Jugc-
president, dcs JUICES a]ssociGs dc la Conr
supreme, dos jugs dos Cours dc Dis
trirt, dc Encouragement. drs Ayocnts
dc District. du Secretaire d'ELat, du TIE
soricr de IIstat, ct dn Surintcndantsgt-
neral de l'cdncation pnbliqnc, dcnx, on
plus dc denx candidats o~h!icnncnt en- nm
nombrc egtl me majoritt relative dc>
votes donuts pour tine dcs places sns.
mcntionnecs. l. Gouvcrne,lr dc,ra lc
mcntionncr dams sa proclamatlon, ct
choisir imm6diatcmentf Fun DIES candi-
dats qai anrait obtenn le plus grand
nombrc de yoix dcnnccs, hi accordera
unc commission pour rempEir la place
rour laqucllc il aurait &c choi>i.
ART. Ii. lie Juge-prt>ident ct les Jn-
grs.associes de Ia Conr Supreme. Ct les
Jncrs drs Ceurs de District r%ccevront
chacun on s,Iairc qui srra !iNt par Ia Ioi,
ct qni ne ronrra Girc dlinlnut III aug
monte pendant lc tcrmc pour lc1ucI lis
ausont ttt tlus.
Arr. IL lDnns toutcs les elections par
Ic ~pcupl", To", individu male, librc It
hInnc, l,i srra drpnis IN an ciioycn dcs
Iitat>- ,Iuis. aura atteint fagc d. IL ans,
ct aura reside dams iEt"l pendant tou,r.
l'nnnic qri aura p'tctdt It'rction, ct
pendant les dcrnicr> six mois daI,s Ia pa
rois>c OH il Sc prosecutors pour 'otcr cx-
crccra les droits d eicctcnr. s
ART. Ii. L'tsscmbite Gtntrn'r aura
IT, droiI DE- Greer un sy~temc ~d'tch'nec
rntrr les JUICES dc District settlement
Ionr lie jpgemcnt dies process dans les
Quc!<un Jnye st sera recu>e Oh aura etc
rrcn~t. ~.
DonnG il Baton Rouge, SOUS ma sigma.
tllrc Ct Ic &ral dc iEtat, lie premier Iulii
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.FtEF#4 Sejetitd es onrms lie petlm esaim. "a aa.. 80 $3.50
@ la angue en- un elm doil en- est toute norcic, @#
@@- QMand, pal I'm movement lux trrihs fMm,t @sa1= s88E
49,. Ellie rcntrc; ct la compagne aTfeTHse 5az~ssn atas
u.s. trsi#1r |fH87 CONNIE G. ~ gouhrn est engonte - 75"f
.EHH t#aF aa a#. Dams la gueuc de lamnml. #aHaJ@aaa aa<s1aE 80
" Pauvres betes! dait, ronant son ul humble, 9f5ag q *ast#7
s.m .#4 " Mon philanthrope armoyant; a#< prs ataaHsa p zM5
81 /" Comment Imu creati IN ac ansi perflc @az1HH@H Ha#8
"Pres dun penplc an#i cohfant?" + aoa# Ha5#5a .8
Pendant quiz sindignc ct perore, fe@ /. ss sah..#
S La anguc reparmt encore; a@t Hs sa#H6### H.t p
Et les fournis dc rcvenir, aa.#s4#@. aa #.##4e
1T mon tribnn dc ducourr.. tnrHf5 fES Hs#aza #+#E
" A qnoi aH done rexpenenccs WH# g ##5 60 s#et
a . Quelc soe ct credible cngcnnrel Ha@ - sa Hs =
....~ !" Onla prendrait cent fs a &C pitgc gro@ieri s#.sH##@a
80 49, !" Les econs li sot inudles; a@ sasE@s 48 #s##* #a
F.. g Et tout &c peupe dImbecies
-a~ !. . \ peria jusqa'au dernmr. ~
Eth! tIibun, mon ami, modere Ia harangue. #ssa
tn fails rhntone de ia iangne ~ A fs.5.3 -
~s 80 -. It du sot pcnple gi Sc prend I" 81 #a "h ##
Aux drcours qucHe iec au vent. 3 fzta8#e m#aa##ses
Tu nc Ic eopques point; nis dismoi jct Il pre, 8HH7 ad
-. 81 mes ournis ont an pc desn? s1H&s# g g H<#tfi
Vancu, cest Ia prison, Ia mort on Iihfanic;t s$aas.a8a9l aHP
- Vanqneur, il va MOURN dc Edm 2#@@ s###a g. x@a
Dams Ia gueac de fanmrMc. a7"#4 81 #f#Ex.s sssz@a
Mas tn serasp ref, nihtc, anbassadenr, s#as#aa@e
Consul pcuLalrc ct meme dctatcuf.s W @.aAse. @asHsIS
#@s Eo,imnore. a u,as celia. e sort dc Ia patre,a - 5f@a8 Il sas*ss
-3 A'a #aFHss#aah - sa 4#s
|l "@37 "a 81 h@4 @aAfa I 5gT z7slH .ssuo4
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Succession ne Vuiery PrJran.

EnTAT DE La LOUISIANA, - Cour
14A@s du Cinqnieme district judiciaire dams
ct pour Ia Paroisse Assumption.
Attendu que Jerasime Prejean administrator
de la dite succession, a ce jour file en- Cour I'M
Tableau finaldc son administration, ainsi qu'une
petition en- demandant Emancipation. En-
CONSEQUENCE les personDes interesstes sont par
ces prtsentes notifies, de dtduire leurs objec-
tons 81 Giles en- ont au sus-dit Tableau parde-
want lie Gretlier de Ia susdite Cour, dams les
dix jours qui ~suivront Ia premiere publication
de Get avis, on lie dit Tableau sera homoiogne
scion Ia loi. 15 fs ft7 a6aab as5
Temoin ma signature ct lie scean de Ia
snsditc Coir, Il Napoleonville, p%aroisse As
somption 5 Aout 1851. -
491 a. DESIRE LEBLANC. Grcfier.
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y. r. Helluin VS.. B0SileB 0udreaur and

p. F. Hglluin VS.. BaSi1e Boudreaur and
Furey Boudreaur. .. -.
No. 31l.
EHErThe State of Louisiana, Fifth Judicial Dis
"a ,rict Court, in and for the Parish of Assump-
ton. s.-,
Sheriff Sale.
BY virtue Of, and in obedience to a mri Of FL,
ia. to me directed by the Honorable the above
Court, i'll the above entitled and numbered
suit ! have Seized and will offer at. public auc-
ton, ut the Court House Of this Parish, on Satur-
day the 9Th day of September 1851, at Eleven
o'clock A. N. the following described properly
to wit:
A tract Of land situated in this parish, in the
right Bank of Bayou I.afourclle, at about ten
mites below the village Of NapoleonviIle, measure
ing one arpent and a half front by forty arpents
IN depth, the lines closing, bounded above tyt
land Of Alfred Trosclair and Below by land of
Joseph Rome and Emillien Webre, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
! Seized to satisfy the above writ and costs Of
suit with the benefit of appfaisement = - .5asH
#z .H}f Terms cash. an@ }f -
Parish of Assumption August 2. 1861. as.iSH
49, @#6 A. r. HICKMAN Sheriff.
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POLICE JURY.

in compliance with the 9Th Section of the
act OF the Legislature ofthe State Of Lcpisiana
entitled c An act relative to Police Juric5 '-Ap-
prouved April the 18th 1917, the Undersigned
Committee appointed by the Police jury Of the
Parish Of Assumption, for the purpose OF ma
king on an estimate exhibiting the Various
items of expenditures required for Said Parish
for the year ending 9TH December 1862, report
the following as the necessary items for the
expenditures oIsaid Parish.
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70


For the salary of the clerk Of
the Police Jury. 1920
For Election expenses. 200
For collectors j. Treasures COM
missions " 500
For Coroner's fees. ... 100
For Justices oft}ie Peaccs in Cri-
minal matters. 200
For the per diem Of the Members Of
the Police Jury. 100
For the Jury Bonds. $50
For the Parish Printer. rs
For paying the lst instalmcnt
for the building Of the Court
House. 1000
For other contingent expenses 355
TOTAL. $4,000
Assumption July 18th 1851.
II. G.. MARTIN.
DEsEtE LEBLANC.
JAMES T. PUGH.
Ncmbcrsof the Commjtcc.
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Succession Of Augus'in GHigou.
sIWTaIiE STATE OF LOUlSlNNA.-GhTi
49, Judicial District Court, Parish OF As.
sumption.
Whereas, ]. 3. Tcrnot OF said Parish
Curator Of the above Estate, has this day
deposited N Court an account OF his Adui-
nislralion together with a petition praying
that the same be hornologatcd.
Therefore al! persons Interested are here
by named aud notified t" file their objections
ifany they have. TO the above account with
the Clerk Of said Court at his Office in Ma
po~Ieonvi1r, ten days aiIer the first pubIi-
cation hereof, Or they will forever he dcpli
we'd of that right, and the said account will
be homologafed and approved in due course
ofInM.
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Succession dr. fmP,crre L"cir" Do"drcau
VEN EIDE SUCCESSION.
TETAT de la Louisiana, Cour du Gin
60 qHi6mc District Judiciaire dams ct pour
paroisse Assumption,
Au nom, ct par Eautoritt dc Honorable
Ia cour Susdile, il sera otfert en- vcnte pu-
bIiqne, par A.. f, Hickman, Sheriff de cetle
pa,oisse, IA la maison dc corlr, en- cette pa
roise lie sanedi, 6 Septembre proclaim
1851, il dix henres du matin, la tcrre ci-apres
dGcritr, appartenant d la susdite Success
sion, SAVIOR: ..H-
Tn moroccan de terrc situe en- cette pa
~roisse, Il la Bale du Lac Verrct, mcsrrrnnt
I'M arpent 'rois quarts de face, All clemin
qti conduit a Ia Belle RiviGrc, sur q~uatolzc
arpents de protondeur, born6e dun cote a la
terre de Pierre DaigIe, ct de lautre cote d
cclle de SEVERN Crochet. ' "
.5." .a-i 'f Tcrines ct Conditions
] Tn tiers en- Mars 1852, Tin tiers en- mars
1853, 1t lie dcrnier tiers en- Mars 1854.
L'acquercur dcvra fournir bonnie ct s~lflisan-
te caution, avec bypothAqle specialc JUS
qu'au Placement, CT toutes sommes qui ne Sc
ront ponct'ellement rayee aux C. heanccs
Iorteront iniGrtt a raison dc HUT pour cent
par an. .....l. 81
paroisse Assumption lie 2 AcGt 1851.
A. +. HICKMAN, Shl1.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-10
JURI DE POLICE.

Commencement il la Sixeme. Section de
lacte de la Legislature de rEtat de la Loui-
siane, intitulG acie reIatif aux Juris de POI
lice, approuye lie IL asril ls47, les soussi.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-10
A. VI. Foley. VS.. .Iames, A. Mcneil.
No. COG.
ETsSTEhe State of Louisiana. Fifth Judicial Dis
lh trict Court, in and for tile Parish Of Assnmp-
Sheriff Sale.

b n Hne state OIL LOttlSldllds FHin JH0icldl Dis
as trict Court, in and for tile Parish Of Assump-
Sheriff Sale.
BY virtue Of, and in obedience TO a ,era Of Fl.
Pa. to me directed by The Honorable the above
Court, in the above entitled and numbered suit.
| have seized and will offer at public auction at
The Court House Of this Parish, Saturday the
9th day Of September next 1851, at Eleven
O'Clock a, m, the following described property to
wit: .I
Acertain tract Of land. situated in the Parish
of Assumption on the left bank. Of the Attaka-
pas Canal leading to lake Veret, having five
arpents front more or less, bysuch deptlas may
be found, belonging to the slime, bounded above
by land of Hilaire Braud, and below byland Of
Pierre Leleyre, also a pair Of oxen COW, and u
Wagon. afa .
Seized 10 pay and satisfy the above mra and
costs Of suit, with the benifto Of appralselaent.
Terms cash.
Parish of Assumption August 2, 1851.
4s.l s A. F. HICKMAN Sheriff.
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#&F
gnes ayaflt dte NOMINEES dun connie par
le Juri dc pplice de la Paroisse Assonp-
ton pour faifsu Il apercu des divers stems
n6cessaires pouf administration des affai-
res de la Paroisse pour I'anne, fnissant lc
A Decembre 1852, Soumcttent lie tableau
%suiyant. iF"'s ..H'a @..
-5a .a@ SsVOTR.
Pour lie s~alairr du Greffier du Juri $3.50
Pour d&penses lelcctions. 200
g Pour commission du Tresoricr
ct du Collector, 500
Pour frais de Coroner. 100
Pour frais de JUICES de paix Ell ma
there's crimiueilcs. 200
Pour lie per diem dr5 mcmbrcs dl
Juri de police. 100
Pour les Bons de Juri. $50
Pour IImprimrur de la Paroisse. -
Pour lie Ter. pavement pourla mai
son Il" Cour. 1890
Pour dtpcnscs cxtraordinaIres. 355
T'orAL. $4,000
Assumption Ic l9 Juliet 1851.
Il. {, MARTIN.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
JAMES T..PuCu.
NcmjrcS du Connie.