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Petition 20 deed Lind.

'ANllE Petition of William NJ. Sutton and
y Harry Sutton to the Probate Court for the dis
uct Chlttendcn shows that James Sutton, late of
ST George died ia August 1888 and that in his lie
time lie was under coutrnct TO deed to the said PEE
utioners certain lands in Wiston and ST. George
IN Chtenden county, that s to say Harry Sutton
n certain tract containing two hundred acres and in
SAID petition particularly described aud to the said
william VI sutton certain other tracts said petit
ton described, and that the slid James Sutton died
without having executed cunvryauces OF the said
lands agTceably To his contracts, that the SAID Will
nam VI. sutton Is the administrator OF the estate of
sad James sutton, and PRAYING that said Probate
Court would convey to William VI Sutton the lands
50 to he conveyed by the said James and that the
sad William VI. as such administrator may be order
ed to convey to the said Harry Sutton the sud lands
so TO be conveyed to him by said James.
Whereupon it is by said Probate Court ordered
thatSaturday the 18Th day of september 1851 at the
Probate Office IN Burlington be assigned for consider
ing said petition, and that all persons concerned he
notified thereof by publishing the substance Of said
petition and this order in the Burlington Free Press
three weeks successfully, the last OF which to be be-
fore the day st for the hearing.
w9w3 Z. ADAMS, Judge.
August 2.J >
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GrCas Sale OF Lands
AT
0GDENSBU RG, NEW Y0Rk.

IN WEDNESDAY. August 18th at 10
" o'clock, \. NJ, at rhcSt. Lawrence Hotel. vii
be sold by Fublc Auction, under the direction OF Mr.
Boyd Aucroneer IN OgIeusours
\ large number OF Lots OF Land, situated n, NJ :.
eastcry part OF The town OF Cgdensburs, on the -
Lawrence RIVER, being upon and close to the or
ieus3urI Kan kuad, ON both sides OF the rond lr-
ween the Great Depot and Terminus on shore and
thr outer or Great junction Depot.
These lots contain from Geo to ~ 900 square lcct
each, and are suated on the g.eat Lisbon road or
Ford ST, and on North and South Ran Road Sis
AMI other wide streets near the two great Ran Road
BIdErs and upon wide traverse stree. running TO
the great lllrbor and Bay known as Thorp's 30,
winch Bay allrds the est and most capacIous Har-
Dor on the ~. Llwrance or the Lake above They
constitute part OF the well known " Henry Van
SOhgcn Purchase OF 81. Lawrence River LOIS" and
are now heid by W il lam kenrick and others The
town OF OEdrnsburg Is well known 10 be at the ter
minus or foot OF Lake and River Navigation for /
sailing vessels; and the Rail Road now open from
thence TO the a-bOard renders II n most imporap
POM Tor the transaction Of business OF all kinds And
m view OF the rapidly increasing growth OF the town
and business IN thai direction, this sale is well worthy
the attention OF capitalists and the excurs on recent
y arranged by MIR Perham, 10 continue for f,rty
DAYS, VII enable all who ee disposed TO purcha se
10 60 up at unusually cheap rates-attend the sale
ana mus combine business with pleasure Charts or
plans ct the grounds may be found Of the Office Of
bishop Perkins, Esq. ana OF MIR. Boyd, Auctonerr.
IA Ogdenshurg, also al the office Of \ A Thunip-
son, Auconeer, Old State House, Boston
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AucV ESeiG's Estate.

TNllE Adnini,trator Of the estate Of Luz
Il cy Reid late of Essex having proposed to render
his account OF ms administration and having also
quested that the balance in his hands may be dis
rlbuted among the heirs OF the said Lucy Reid it is
ordered that Saturday the 18th day of September
next at the Probate Office in Burlington be assigned
for the examination OF said account and for deciding
on the said request for the distribution OF the estate
to and among the heirs OF the same and that al per
sons concerned be notified thereof by publishing
said order IN the burlington Free Press thr, e
weeks successfully, the last Of whiclto be before
the day sci for the hearing
All persons concerned in the estate OF the said Luz
cy Reid will therefore take notice OF the same.
wSw3 c. ADAMS Judge.
| Probate Office, Burlington, Aug l6, 1851
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COMMUNICATION.

lCertiicate of DR.. PERRY, Portsmouth, N. H.
q, PORTSMOUTH, Sept. %, 1919.
Mr. j. T. MoRsE, Agent for Whites Hair Res
toratve-D ear Sir: deem it my duty to state some
iacis respecting the incstlmabIe value Of Whites
ilalr Restorative. Several years ago, after severe
lit o sickness, my wife lost all Of her hair the scnlp
appeared diseased, and the hair grew out brash and
uneven. About year ago, by another fit OF sick
ness, she lost all OF her hair second time, and for
long tme there was apparently no action in the
scalp. After various applications was induced 70
trythe above mentioned Restorative and now after
the use OF lew bottles her hair has grown out as
thick as ustrous and Of az beautiful color az ever.
furthermore for long time have been afflicted
with neuralgic and other pains in NV head. and I
nave found 1t the best external remedy have ever
tried can therefore chceruliy recommend it to
all who are afflicted as above as the best article
have ever seen.
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Bennington Flint sitsapmclcd
Wwy IA H% mEs

rBNIlE Subscribers, who are Sole Agents
4 Tor Chittendcn County, tor the Sale Of the
above Ware, have just received an assortment such
us Toilet Sets Complete, Spiitoones all sizes,
Pitchers, Tea and Coffee Pots, Fancy Articles &c.
&c, all OF which is offered very low at the Crockeiy
and Glass Warehouse
BELYEA & ALDRICH.
No. Leavenworth Block College Street.
Burlington 9Th July. dSwt
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Important TO InyaIids

ME Responding invalds and all those who hive
L been disappointed by the rash and inexperienced
experimental lists, are appri7ed that the treatment
pursued by DR.. ANDRlS, to effect the recovery OF
nvads Is different to that OF any practitioner IN the
Union, and has been prescribed for upwards OF or,y
years IN the Royal Lock Hospital, London with IN
variable success. IN every variety Of disease being
n1ury Tor all, THE sick or the wrll) and posscssn
The most miraculous curative powers ever introduced
IN any age or nation Mineral caus,ic ana irritating
medicines are so long injurious that the delicate and
sensitive suffer more from the apparent remedy than
from the disease ITSELF while vegetable medicine
could not eqlaIize and promote the necessary crcu.
Iatlon-ony burden The system, What is required
are remedies more harmless, active and inv corning
This long looked for desideratum in medcal science ,
has been attained and satisfactorily evidenced
DIR. ANpRrS may be consulted at Harris Hotel on
the 18th 18th OF every month, in all eases OF Cen
sumption and Nervous Debility, Fits, Hip and Spl-
nal Diseases, Scrotua, and all affections of the All
nary organs, Gravel Piles, Female v eakpess and
all Rheumatic, Paralytic and Mtrcural affections
and all lamcntss in general affections of the lungs
Cough, Asthma, Dyspepsia, &c. &c. DR.. A 'sprr-
SOua and professional experience enable him 10 off,
in cases, and from whatever cause the powers of
the constitution may have become rnirehrd, safe
permanent and speedy restoration 10 health Med.
cine furnished IN Al! cases to last the patient ore
month, AZ 81 ; and in no would it cost over 81
TO etrct a cure. Long standing cases can make
trial tree OF charge the first month and are requested
TO call.
AP'i 5, 1851. wit
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Most respectfully yours. &C..

. -A. FERRY VI. ID.
III Sold Wholesale in Boston by Wilson Fair
bank 4 Co., 45 Hanover st. Retail in Burlington by
a g. Spear, & Scarlet & Lyon. Winoosk VIM
.. Hatch. Waterbury: w II Woodward Milton
H. T., burgess Il Co. st. Adams. Hicks & Soue-
lVesttord: 5. n. Gaut & Co. MonlpeIier: Red.
held q Grannis also by my appointed agents
throughout the United States. wlOy7
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10000 Cases Cured the past year.
Read the following addressed to the Rochester
agents
Messrs Post & Willis-Cients. 1t is with no or
binary feelings OF pleasure that | am enabled to in
for you the cure have experienced by the OF Dr.
Uphams Eectuary which obtained from yon in
case OF Piles with which have been afflicted. NV
sullcrings have been almost beyond endurance and
cannot be known or imagined, only by those who
have experienced like Affections.
Having been so long and sorely afflicted, | am in
duced to address you, that through you may make
known TO my friends and neighbours the truly won
dertul virtues OF DR.. Qpham+ Eiecuary, which
sha Il hereafter keep on hand, as find 1t beneficial in
other respects, removing obstinate costlveness NOR
bid accuulations in the stomach and bowels and to
purify the blood-thus removing the cause Of Piles
when speedy cure must follow.
1t is needless add that previous Obtaining the
Eleciuary OF YOU, had consulted many OF our best
physicians, but to little or no benefit Should you
know case of malignant Piles, please refer them to
Inc al my residence in the town OF Gates, where
shall be rleased TO give them much more particular
information than am able to do in this colnmunica
ton JOSHUA BEAMAN.
beIIrndreds of certificates similar to the above may
ar seen at 96 Bowery New ork where the EIectu-
soy is sold wholesale and retail by the original and
cole proprietor, A. UPHAM, NJ. ID. Beware OF
haunterieits and worthless limitations. The genuine
0 umy signature in my own hand writing on the
S. de wrapper. Price s per box, or six boxes tor
For sale by TuEo, A. PECK, Agen, for Burlington
and vicinity.
August Is wImos6
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TINS elegant pre-
paratiUn is last ia
king the place of
all other articles in
use, Tor restoring
aud dressing the
Hair. 1t prevents
the Hair rom llll-
ing off, promotes
its growth removes
dandrutl, and re-
stores the natural
aud lu&urian.t
growth Oitlle Hair
in all cases OF bald
ness. 1t also re-
moves pam aud
heatirumthe head,
and Is O snNnrelrn
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GROV Err & BAKERS
Patent Sewing Machine
DnIpn1nI EHh. IIIh. MI

THE Inventors aud Propricors, after a long time
ton, and having now received United Staies Letters
Patent on e same, are prepares to offer tor sae the
exclusive R9ht Of Territory for States Counties and
Cities or Machines. with the right to This is
entirely an Original invention, nothing at all sna +
having ever before been offered to the public the
night OF the invention is therefore uucUulested. Our
Machine by the use OF two needles, supplied with
thread from spooIs, forms HcD stitch, which will not
open or rnveI,-ln fact, fast stitch. 1t Is adapted
to the sewing Of all kinds OF fabrics also on eatl-
En- IN sraght circular, or other seams. 1t is capa-
bic OF being worked great speed and requires but
little power BY means OF the feed carriage, which
IS compact and convenient, the stitch may be rrgu-
lated to any length. The needle strikes perprndicu-
larly upon the table OF the Machine, and affords an
opportunity Of sewing as tar in from ;he edge of the
cloth as may be desired. The Machine is worked
by treadle, hand or power, is easy regulated, and be-
ing compact and simple in construction, is not liabe
to get out of order. We are confident that our Mn
chime, on trial, will corrUbOrate all the statements
mere made The price OF one Of our Machines COM
pete (Which viii be carefully packed to go 10 any
part OF the worldJ IS one hundred and twenty five
dollars. Applications for right of Territory, or the
machines with right to use, as well az all inquiries
respecting them, and all orders enclosing money for
machines, Will be promptly att.nded to. All letters
to he pos paid, and addressed the Proprieors and
Patentees,
GROVER g. BAKER,
II Milk St, Boston, Msas
June 90, 81. w5lmos3
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EBs}NHIs'5'ssY.

WE would respectfully give notice that,
w until the first OF January charges will be
from 10 to - per cent less than at present. Those
in want of parts full sets OF Teeth, will find II very
much to their advantage to give a call. We in
tend to make peter work, and at less prices than
any Dentists in New England.
Offices corner OF Church and College Streets, Bur-
ngton, and on State Street Montpelier
NEWTON u FORBUSH.
August 81 d&wtt
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Saratoga 4. Washington, Rensselaer,
&. Saratoga and Saratoga d. Schenectady,
Rail Road Line,
From Castleton & Whitehall to Saratoga Springs,
Troy, Schenectady e. Albany.
TRAINS RUN AS Follows
Leave LIST Mail. I'd Freight, Sd Express.
" Castleton at 90 am. $40 p m.
4" W. Hall 6.2o e, lo.3Oa.m. 4lo
" TROY 945 400 " 745
Schenectady q33" 700 "
On Sundays leave Whitehall at o'clock a. m
arrive at Saratoga Springs at am. leave at - pm.
arrive in Troy at 400 pm leave Troy ats am;
arrive at Saratoga Springs at 9Aj am leave at J
I'm arrive at Whitehall at pm.
Through tare from Burlington TO New FORK 81 oO
Tickets to be had on board OF Lake Champaign
Steam Boats Steam Boats leave Troy on arrival
j. VAN RENSSELAER,,
Supt Sar. s Wash. 4. f.
l.. r. SARGANT, -
Supt. Rens. s Sar. Sch: Il, n
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NOTICE.

FIR. IIEINEBERG continues TO visit
~ Burlington every "Wednesday and Saturday, 10
Counsel and Prescribe Chronic cases treated and
Surgical Operations performed, as usual.
Office at Theo. A. Peck's Dispensary, where will
be found the German remedies used by the Doctor.
Hours from 10 A. NJ, to 3 2. Nj.
July %, 81. d&w6m
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remedy Tor all diseases Of the scalp 1t gives the
lalr brilliant, glossy ustrous siIkcn texture and
healihy, vigorous appearance. No ladys toilet
can DC complete without this indispensable article
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GOODS,
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
AND SEED STORE

CHURCH STREET, BURLINGTON, VI.
At the Otd Stand Of EyARTs e. BRoysoS.
"A LARGE assortment OF Grain, Garden and
"A Flower Seeds, Beet, Onion. Turnip and Car.
rot Seedin large or small quantities, and warrant
duced. w f'0
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New Furniture Store.

No. Erchange building, College Street.
'NllE SUBSCRIBER HAVING JUST OPENED A
Il large Stock OF rich, medium aud low priced
EiSHIO.N.iBLE FURNITURE,
invites the public 10 examine the same and assures
Furniture, Feathers Feather Beds, Hair Palm Jeoi
aud ilusk Mattresses, Pew Cushions and all kinds
OF Upholstery goods Of good quality aud styles and
at as low prices as they can be obtained in Boston
or NAN York.
aud dealer IN Furniture aud Upholstery goods gives
hun advantages in selecting ard purchasing goods
v'ry seldom eqlmled aud he does not hesitate to
warrant every article fully equal TO what hc repre-
scnls.
Individuals in want oI Furniture will do well to
all on Nh ALGLs before purchasing elsewhere
J. ;, ALLEN.
Burlington AITii -, u GGl&Wly
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One ofhe Greatest Discovery Of The .lgc.
Whites Flair Restorative {:

1 pHTeIV TcgcfdJ7e COWroUHd,
FOR RESTORING, BEAUurYING, CLEANSING SOFTEN
ING AND DRESSING THE HAIR.
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Shell COmbs.
DICH SHE'LL BACK COMBS. RUE

~ FALO Horn and Silver Combs for Ladies an
Children A good assortment OF dressing and fin
tooth Combs.
Nice penetrating Hair Brushes and Brushes OF al
kinds, cheap torcash only at
BRINSMAID, BROTHER g. co.
May lS3o2l, di2&w47t
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UILL GIpE IMMEDIATE RELIEF
1Brs. o.. gsaEbDElgs & CO.,

az the General Depot for the most Popular Medicines
100 Court street. Boston, and by Druggists aud
Medicine Dealers throughout the land w5lmos3
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The Attention Of Purchasers

I M VonSuInerS IS SlllCnCd n The iUIOW-
Il inG named SUTrEloR GOODS, made OF the best ou-
lslana Cotton, they have taken Premium Medals,
the last Exhibitions OF the Institutes in New York
Boston, Phlladel mia, and Baltimore.
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tn m'aimes touiours?

-Je tame plus que jamais, ma belle annie.
Re iemne hornne asst Ia cum file dams ssb bras: Madeleine poMsa u n petit
If Mac-Robins nenhndn plus ae lie brut confus de leurs souprs et de eurs
bamers. Une fenesie bruIante sempara de tout sn corps, IL il semo'a gun
etit couche sur ds charbons ardsnb qui carbonisaient SEES membres; en- Pfo'e a
dhuribIes pensaes de luxure Unsuitable, il sendt une ecume de feu monter a ss
levres. -,
-Crand Diem. murmurati. vomi veir lie haut NAL! je vis tomber en- acces!
e pouvais lie reculer dune heure, pour ecouter jusqua la n
1Poppr eoioner cete auaone d'epHepie, malade a laqueue il dit soet, il en-
fonca ss ongles dams la terre, rMdit ses jambes deja crsPees ct mord't ave rage
enhe SEES dents une branche de lane qu1I uouva q a polee,. one m n . dpts
fouie seue subsstat encore. @# a3 ,#w, ##@e# 50 r D.
LoHqne Iivrese enchanterese qn setat enParee asa euA a"hhs'se "' ""
spee, Madeleine Sc nit a pleurer en- silence.
-Chere Madeleine, qn'as-u: Pourquoi peurer ainsL.
oh, dit Ia ie,ne 6ae. Les larmes dams les yeux Ell dams Ia vox: je crois q ties
amours ct Di peur de favenr. 81 tn allals oubher ties sermenss e1ne nus !" al
|mer? !. FL 70. ###E #&f@E~##@.# @## @t #a # @@s
-Jamas mon angel! -
-Porouoi ne mas demander mi main a ma mere! lie premier jour, u con-
|6ante dams "A Ioya.ute. foue d,amom, e me donnai tot corps ct anne, tn ne Juras
Honore, gu ayant an nds eserais ia femme, ct sola six mis que Je nose plus
.regarder ma mere QUEEN rougisant n
-Un peu de patience, annie, tn sails que je ne peux brusquer mon Pere. il fau
que je le decide peu a peu ridee de notre union. aaET, ~, -
..Pomuuoi Susie aauwe. u pMot pourquoi ton pere eAil riehei TIE paHeti
Itouiours du proiet quill await de tie narer vec ia cousine Josephine. ss6k @-
-Parfois ct est pour celia que je nose li parer de nosrea amour. 900
| Sill anait te focer dc lepouser2 Oh! Jen mourras!
L 1-Tu viyrs tn vnras, car je taimeral touJours. -M @sga.#@~t .sr.
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FERRIES.

I'm conformity with the second section OF
Ghan act of the Legislature of the State of
Louisiana, Untitled " an act giving to Police
Juries the exclusive rigth to establish Fer
ries and tall bridges, approved 9th March
1850, will be offered at public auction by
the undersigned, President of the Police Ju-
ry ut the Court House of said Parish, on
Monday, the Goth day of October 1851, at
ten O'clock 4. NJ. the letting of the dif1e-
rent Ferries of the said parish for the year
ending the 20th October 1852.
The terms and conditions will be annon-
ced on the day of sale.
Assumption this 10th September 1851.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
81 President of the Police Jury.
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en- vente publique, par A. F. Hickman Sherlt d
cette Paroisse, sur les lieux, lie jeudi % OctoDre
1851, a dix heures du matin, la terre CT aPres
decrite, savoir:
I'm moroccan de terre situe dams la Parols-
Sc Absorption, sur la rive gauclie du Bayou dc
Lafourche, mesurant un arPent de face sur qua
rante ar Pc It's De pfo,on Msr"ne n1e"ee ct e en- mas has par pa
Ia terre lie Pierre Charlet.
La terre cidessus sera vendue s%njette a une
servitude en- fayeurde Pierre Chariot, ct a un
~nsufruit en- favour de Pierre Charlet.
Termes ct conditions.
la terre ci-dessus sera vendue. a IN credit de
IN, deux, ct trois ans, echeant dams lie mois de
Mars des annees 1852, 1853, ct 1854. L'acque-
reur davra fournir bonnie caution, avec hypothe-
que ct les privileges du vendeur seront retenus
j~usqn'au Placement.
Paroisse Assumption lie 90 septembre 1851.
81 A. +. HICKMAN Sh crit.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

ttLhoCi CtALL
Succession of Marie Antoinene Vrginie
Hickman, deceased wite Of Pierre Frmin
Helluin
EFgsHE STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Fiih
- Judicial district court, in and for the
parish of Assumption.
Inthe name, and by the authority of the
honorable the above Court, will be offered
at public auction by A. F. Hickman Sheriff
ofthis parish, on Monday the Goth day of
September 1851, at ten O'Clock A, NJ, at
the residence OFF. F. Helluin, at Napoleon
Vile in this parish, the property movable
and immoveable hereafter described belong
inp to the Community which existeJ between
the said p. F. Helluin and his deceased
wife-To Wa:
A plantation situated in this parish, on
the right bank of Bayou Lafourche, in the
Interior, at the lake Veret, including both
isdes of the Attakapas Canal, measuring six
Hundred and ninety two superficial acres,
more or less, bounded towards Bayou La
fourche, on the right side of said Canal by
land of Jacob Almindinger, on the left side
by land of Mrs Alice L. Foley, and towards
the lake by said lake Verret, together with
ell the buildings and improvements thereon,
andtherlonto belonging, such as a steam,
saw mill, negro Cabins, corn House, stable
| Blak smithshop. t
Maurice, a negro man, 81 years of age.
Aqui, a negro man, 25 years.
Lucie, a negress, so years of age, and her
mulatto boy afflicted and idiot, named Fran
co.'s, 10 years ofage, Lucie is also afflicted
with a sore to her leg.
William, a negro mar aged % years.
Charles, a negro man aged % years.
Wallis, a negro man aged AZ years.
Felicite, a mulatto girl % years ofage,
and her four children, named Octavie, a mu.
latto girl 9 years old, Maximin,6 years,
Augustine, a mulatto girl 3 years old and
Ann, a mulatto girl Is months old.
Luc, a mulatto, Is years old.
Also a quantity of Horses, mules, Horned
Cattle, forming utensils &c, and also an as
sortment Of dry goods, Hardware, Groceries
&c.
~ Terms and conditions:
The plantation payable in five Equal ms.
talments. one fifth in March 1852, one fifth
in March 1853, one fifth in March 1854, one
fifth in March 1856, and the remaining fifth
in March 1856. p w So asa
The slaves payable in three Equal ms
taIments, one third in March 1852, one third
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in March 1853. and the last third in March
1851.
The Horses, Mnles, Horned Cattle, farm
ing utensils, Goods &c, payable all sun, Of
ten dollars and nnder ten dollars. cash, and
all s'ms above ten dollars and up to fifty
dollars payable in March 1882, and all SIM.
above fifty dollars payable one halfin Mar
Oh 1852, and the ether halfm March 1888.
Purchasers to tournisch their notes with
security IN $oIi;fo at TIE satisfaction ofP. +.
HeIluiu, payable at the Office of the Recoru
der ofthis parish, with special mortgage on
the land and slaves until aid, and all SIMS
not punctuaily paid at maturity, to bear in
terest from maturity at the rate Of Eight per
cent per annun until paid.
Parish of Assumption. august % 1851.
ST.. A.. i. HICKMAN SheyjE.