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DOCMET EOOK LOST.-0N yrs.

"a
l. tcrdoy evening, between Mr.. john H. Solo
mons store and Lynch's Warehouse in tho town
Of Lyochburg. lost common sized POCKET
BOOh, somewhat worn, tied with buckskin
string. containing hundred dollars in Bank
uotrs. and gold piece ofthe value dollars and
IA hall. besides number Of bonds, due bills, md
other valuable paI ers. Amongst the bonds wer.
two on David Staplcs, Que Tor $40. und tho other
tor 500; one ON Wm. A. White, for Sla5; ono ON
--- Haynes. for $3.50. for the hire Of d water.
mum one on Wm. A. Paxton, for siTj. also for tho
hire OF u Waterman. There also, IN snid
Pocket Book whom lost number of due bill. md
other papers of value 10 me, but 20 other person
The debtors IN the said bonds and die bills aro
hereby ioswarucd from puying the same or any pnrt
thereof, to any other person thnn the subscriber.
II is impossible for me TO exactly tin spot
where lost said pocket book, but believe lost
il between the points above designated.
liberal reward viii be rsid TO any person who
will deliver the Suid Pocket Book with Ia contents.
Or il the bonds and other papers contained in il are
restored to me- will in tlat event also, pay to tho
person restoring them fair md reasonable com.
pcnsatian. JAMES DtLLARD
| July I'LL St,n a Ntiutn nf A,
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WIN. NIcCREHY,s NEW AND

w LLChf LOI iEhf CFfItE, NHR
Street opposi c The II'anc;ek House r. MORRIS
{; CO, Successors y. Paine & Co., Managers.
whose liberal and popular Schemes command adj
intuition and are not cNcelled BY any other in the
United States, and from thcr good luck heretofore
in the distribution Of Cali.0i P,i-es, the may
be expected
~ Packages, Certificates or Single Tickets,
can be had all times BY order or otherwise.
g'Two Schemes, large aud small, and Draw
ings received daily.
10 All orders shall have prompt and eoaiden
tinl attention.
~ All Prizes eashed at this oiiee.
Grand Schemes.
71mslay 2i--CuroR Comfy 30--s5 H.
tls,O00 5000; COCO; 5000; 20 of 50O.--Tiekcts
S..
Friddy 25-Na. CoRsoiiiq'ed 1913 ~
:l7 ,50O $780, 5000; $500; OF l,uo0.-Tiekets
81.
Saturday 2G-GrGRt CosmijRa'ciQ.-7S 30.
500 600 40 900; 20 900; 10 900: 800; 5000; Of
5000; 5 OF 2,0Oo.---'l'ickets $50.
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FOR saLE,-

I'VE We have on hand excellent pair match
Horses young, gentle, and perfectly broke to iiar-
ness. which we win sell very low
july 2f-2t MOSBY & HOLCOMBE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-24

LNURNITURE, CLOCKS, &c.-wE
L have Just received from the Northern cities u
large and beautiful assormen, &c Furniture. seec-
ted in person with great care, consisting in part as
follows:
Mahogany War'lrobes
Sofas, various kinds Of good quality
Mahogany Congress Bedsteads
French Cottage :. all kinds,
Beautiful Rocking Chairs
Cane Bottom
Bureaus Of all descriptions,
Tables, Sc. &C., &c.
30 hour Lever clocks
30 +" % mantle do
30 Jenny Lind lever do Pearl
dav g do do
Octagon Marine time-Pieces
Circular g g
Tom Thumb ornamental clock
All of which will be sold on the most nccomu1o-
dating terms. Cal and examine.
M0SBY & EOLCOMBE.
july 24-2w Auctianeers.
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The Legislative Report was then, on
motion, taken from the table 1t was or
dcred to be put upon its second reading.
In the 5,h section, 80" was stricken
from that part ofthc sections whici, reads.
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CEILING OFF ATCOsT.--A .plr

- did assortment of Cloths Cassin,crcs and vos.
i'nes, all ct the finest quality. carefully select
ed by myself hi, spring, for this market Country
merchants are in,itc, TO examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, MS they will ind Il to their
advantage. +. McDlVITT.
Merchant Tailor ucxr door TO John r. Wri,b,'.
Book and Jewrlr Store, hlain ST., LynehLurg, Va
lame n-omif
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Nlsrs. RiehGrd Iliaiae o1d .Je,e Wac, erecuiO,s
Of James A. Tadcn--
f1NAkE NOTEGE-That ! sail, in the
IL court house Halifax county, on the 25th and
positions ofZebcdce Petty and others, to be- read
evidence upon the trial Of suit now depending
in the circuit court for the county of Halifax in
which | am plninfiii' and you are defendants.
Yours, &C.,
July 2l-w4w RICHARD ". PETTY
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PROCEEDINGS OF MEETINGS.

NJ ocoSSIh presented the proceeding
OF meeting held in the county Of Lunen-
burg. 1t was resolved by the meeting that
the so called compromise" was perver-
sionin idea and language. Laid upon the Ia
tile.
Mr.. Chiffon submitted the instructions
addressed to him from SO citizens Of the
county Of Fauquier, TO movea reconsidera-
ton ofthe Compromise. Ordered 10 be laid
nnnn he fnhln
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The Convention etpursuant 10 djourn-
rnent, and after prayer by the Rev. Mr..
Hoge, Of the Presbyterian Church, the
journal OF Fridays proceedings was read
and apDrove1
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COTTON Yarns md Oznnburrs
~ on cnnsignmrnt.--Jus received u Inrec lot Of
COT1'ON YdRAS (IhDio'fessitie Eacfo,y)
Also a lot Of Oznaburg-. for splo by
MOORAIAN & MARTIN.
Also o lot of aep Maekeret.
July 7-ts NJ. & NJ
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WAnwICK HOUSE. Mrs. Me-

y W BHUUkENDkOCGU
Lexington. Va. july lTth 1851
InlY . l-IID
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A CARD.-The subscriber has removed his
n Store to the house formerly OCCUPIED by
Messrs. Butler s. Newhall, opposite the Virginia
Bank where he is reeei*in- fresh supply Of FAM
" frrcoeries+ Dculs siic. Hardware. &c.
july 1z-rmif AMBROSE 2. RrcKEF
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Sth rule, for the purpose ofmoving a recon
sidcration Of the vote adopting the amend
ment Of Mr.. Lynch on yesterday, which
reads as follows:
"Thc Mayor, Aldermen, Attorneys,
Clerks, Sergeant, Surveyors, Commission
ers Of the Revenue, and Constablcs, in
cities and towns, shall be elected bv the
qualified voters therein. All other officers
OF such cities nr towns shall be elected in
the manner prescribed by their charter or
by law.
"2d. The corporation courts and magis-
,rates who may belong TO the corporate
body, shall have such jurisdiction as may
be con.Irred by law"
The moths for suspension of the rule
and the reconsideration of the vote, were
carried.
Mr. Bolts moved to attach to the amend
ment OF Mr., Lynch, the following proviso:
crowded, mall elections made bv the peo-
pie. 1t shall be by the qualified voters IN
der this Constitution" Disagreed to.
The proposition of Mr.. Lynch was dis
agrccdto, and the article, as in the oriei-
nal report, which reads as follows, was d.
greed to:
.SEc. !. The Legislature may vest sucb
jurisdiction as shall be deemed necessary
in corporation courts, and in the macis
trates who may belong to the corporate
body.
az All officers appertaining TO the cities
and other municipal corporations. shall be
elected by fhc qualified voters, or appoint
cd by the constituted authorities Of such
cities or corporations as may be by law
prescribed"
The report was then referred to the
Committee on Revision.
LEGISLATIVE REPORT.
The Legislative Report was then, on
motion, taken from the table. 1t was or
dcred to be put upon lis second reading.
In the 5th section, 80" was stricken
from that part of,h~ seef:rrs v.h;ri, rcade.
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A Wis D'ELECTION.-Il aura une cleo
N ton de huit personnes pour servir dams lie
Jurie de Police de cette paroisse, pour la terme
de deux ans de la date d'election, aux heux SUI
vans ct pardevant les commissaires ci-apres NOM
mees, LUNDI, lie 12eme jour de Mai proclaim,
commeneant heures du matin, ct Sc termlnant
heures du soir, SAVIOR:
Richard awKGhee KGh,e Aateins RamsFO paEdsxsnt saI.t
Rose.
I'd Ward-A rh6tel de P. Provost & Gle, par
devant Benz Borel, Albert Heaton ct Lefroy Bon
william.
3sne Wara-A la maison dernierement occu-
pee par NJ. Davidson, pardevant ]. A. Frere,
Alcide Pecot ct Charles Pecot
5eme Ward-Au bureau de James Taylor, a
rAnse Savage, pardevant James Taylor, W. ;.
Harding ct Mason Pitcher.
6sme Ward-Chez II. r. Nerson, pardevant
H.R. Nerson, Gustave Perret ct A. New Willlams
Ssme Vard-Chez ]. T. Hawkins, pardevani
J. T. Hawkins, JOHN Barnard ct julius Johnson
10ems Ward-Au cafe de Cary & Gle, aCen-
trevillc, pardevant I. L. Doremus, John Yaney
ct R. B. Royster.
12snae Ward-A Ia maison decole publique
du dit ward, pardevant r. B. Brashear, Charles
w. Brien ct John Collins.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sherif.
Paroisse Ste. Marie, lie 26 Avril, 1851.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


ELECTION NOTICE.-An election will be
Il held for the purpose of electing eight Police
Jurors, to serve in the Police Jury of this parish
for two years from the day of election, at the fol
lowing places and before the following commits
sioners, on MONDAY. the 18th day of May,
1851, commencing at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, and closing
at o'clock, P. M.-the said election to be con-
Quoted and returns made according to law:
1a Ward-At the house of Antoine Romero,
before Richard Wilkins, George Singleton and
VIM. Rose.
2d Ward-At the hotel of P. Provost u Co.,
before Benz. Borel, Albert Heaton and LEROY
Bonvillan.
Sd TVard-At the house lately occupied by M.
Davidson, before J. A. Frere, Alcide Pecot and
Charles Pecot.
5th Ward-At the office of James Taylor, at
Indian Bend, before James Taylor, w. 5. Hard
ing and Mason Pitcher.
9th Ward-At the house of II. K. Nerson,
before H R. Nerson Gustave Perret and A. Nc
Williams.
Sth Word-At the house of J. t. Hawkins,
before J. T. Hawkins, John Barnard and julius
johnson.
1Oth Wara-At the cofee-house Of Cary (
Co., at Centreviile, before /. l.. Doremus, John
Yaney and r. B. Royster.
12th Ward-At the public school house in this
ward, before R. B. Brashear, Charles w. Brien
and John Collins.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Parish of St. Mary, April 26, 1851.
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To Planters.

TAVING been appointed the agent OF Messrs-
IL Herrick & Son OF Philadelphia L am pre-,
lection e; Of Sugar Mills, Engines and Boilers,
Saw Mills. Draining Machines, Vacuum Pans,
% Filters. CHARTERS, Pumping Engines, &c., or
any other machinery which may be required on
The above viii be executed at the before men,
TONED establishment, in the best manner, and
on .lie a... a.o'' .''-'0'o ]. S. SEVERNS.
r planters Banner and opelousas Ga
zetts will please publish the above to the amount
Of S5 and send their bills to this once,
" W Western Democrat
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Chevalier Bennington, in the closet, was
fearful that his loud breathing might be
overheard; to prevent which, he put
his face into large jar which stood on
the floor conveniently. This jar con-
tanned snuff of highly volatile nature
and as soon as Bennington drew his first
breath inside of the vessel, a column of
the titillating dust ascended into each
nostril, producing such tempestuous
sneezing as might have been mistaken
for those rapidly successive detonations
which are incident to an explosion OF
saltpetre. The astounded Devallenger
looked at his wife for an explanation
Mrs. D., seeing that denouement could
not be avoided, shrieked "robbers" and
" murder !" Devallenger seizing a
shovel threw open the cuddy door and
went regularly to work on the caEease
of the CheValier, who still continued to
sneeZe In answer to each blow, though
the whacks he received on his rear
were certainly nothing to be sneezed
at" The shovel was actually demol-
ished in the furious attack. CheValier
Bennington attempted to offer no expla-
nation or justification either to the hus-
band or before the Mayor. In answer
to queries proposed by the latter, he
magnanimously exclaimed: "Send me
to jail for thief if you choose. | had
better suffer than slle the repetation Of
the fair sec to He was committed ac-
cordingly.
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Succession of Mary Vintug deceased.

Succession of Mary Vintng deceased.
DY virtue and in pursuance of decree issued
ID by the honorable the District Court of the
18th judicial district of the State of Louisiana,
bearing date the 18th day of March, 1851, and of
the deliberations of family meeting held before
Thomas Smith, Notary Public of this parish, un-
der date the 29th of March, 1851, in accordance
with the said decree in behalf Of Horatio Vining,
the minor son of Mary Vining, deceased, and
William McGregor and Mary Elizabeth Metre
gor, grand children of the deceased, being entl-
tied to the mothers portion of the estate, | will
proceed to sell at public auction on TUE
DAY, the 9th of May next, at the hour of IL
o'clock A. NJ, at Pattersonville, on the premises,
the property hereinafter described, to wit
One house and lot situated in the immediate
vicinity of Pattersonville one negro woman,
aged about 81, and her child, aged years, on a
credit of one, two and three years, payable IN
three equal instalments, the purchaser to give his
notes with good personal security. Sales to be
passed before a notary, at the expense of the
purchaser, with the property specially mortgage
until full and entire payment of the notes, and
that said notes are to bear interest at the rate o
s per cent per annum from maturity until paid
the balance of the property, consisting OF beds
furniture, clothing, &C., too tedious to mention
to be sold for cash, on the same day and at the
same place ALFRED H. VINING,
| an26 Administrator.
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g09ggs g0RIgRa
FORG ET THEE,

u II U Il L Il Z Z
Forget thee. If to dream by night,
And muse on thee by day
IF all the worship, deep and wild,
poets heart can pay 5s-..-...
If prayers in absence, breathed for thee
To Heavens protecting power
If winged thoughts that fit to thee,
A thousand in an hour
Ifbusy fancy blending thee
With all my future lot
If thou ealPst these forgetting thou
Indeed shalt be forgot!
Forget thee, Bid the forest birds
Forget their sweetest tune;
Forget thee Bid the forest IDS
To swell beneath the moon,
Bid the faint evening flower forget
To drink refreshing dew;
Thyself forget thy own dear land,
Its mountains white and blue;
Forget each old familiar face,
Each long remembered spot
When these things are forgot by thee,
Then thou shalt be forgot!
Keep, if thou wilt, thy maiden peace,
Still calm and fancy free
Fer God forbid thy gladstone heart
Should grow less glad for me;
Yet still that heart is all unwon,
Oh bid not mine to rove
But let it nurse its humble faith
And uncomplaining love.
IL these, preserved for patient years,
At last avail me not
Forget me then but ne, ,er believe
That thou canst be forgot.
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CYRUS FLINT. JAMES H. JONES
A Card.

g G.. r. HAWKINS, Dsmtist,
H. tenders his thanks to the public for
q nl A ftlEib EberalI bsrstqEQgs eS-
ression, and trusts that he may ever merit con-
tinuance of the same. Having been for many
years practical jeweller, he has every conf
dence in being able to give entire satisfaction IN
those operations embracing the working OF goA-
For general and thorough knowledge OF bis
profession he refers exclusively to those OF his
friends and the public who have patronlzed him,
as thew are the best Judges of his qualifications !;
and those who have not experienced such per-
sonal proofs may rest assured that all his opera
tions are performed in the most scientific man
ner, and at moderate rates.
Franklin, March.29, 1881.
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A CLOSET AFFAIR.-The following
local sketch, by aW." Of the Pennsyl-
vanian, is in his best vein:
Mrs. Sophronia Davellenger is mul-
latto lady, who reads all the French
novels and the Home Journal, and so
cultivates taste for those European
refnements in social intercourse which
some of our travelled gentlemen wish
TO introduce into this country. Mrs. d.
husband is a shade darker that herself
in complexion; he is tobacconist by
trade, and a very worthy, industrious
and unsuspicious fellow. Mrs. D. has
formed platonic intimacy with light
lemon-colored D'Orsay, who calls hlm-
self Edward Bennington. While Mr.
Devallenger is making cigars and an
honest living at his shop, Mrs. D. is at
home making tea and toast Tor CheValier
Bennington. But last night, DeFallen-
ger being taken with an ominous pain
in the head. came home some two or
three honrs sooner than usual, and in
terruptea tete-a-tets between Madame
and lie Cheualier. No lady who has
read a French novel can be embarrass.
ed in such a case a closet or cupboard
is the obvious resource. The only re-
cess of this kind in the apartment was
a place under the stairs, where Deval-
lenger kept his unseasoned tobacco,
extra pots Of snuff and various tools and
materials for which there was no room
in the shop. Into this "low-browed
vanIf y nv Madam's directions, the un.
lucky Chevalier crept on his hands ano
knees. and was snugly shut up by the
adroit lady at the very moment Deyal
| lenaer arrived. The honest tobacconls
complained of his aching head, withou
assigning cause for II, not imagining
fpoor fellow what an oppressive weigh
his os froatis had to sustain. Meanwhile
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To the Public.

THE undersigned have entered into no part
L nership or combination, but combination
to accommodate the public, whereby they hope
to profit themselves. One of them may be found
ererv day Sundays excepted) at their office, on
the Public Square, next to the St. Mary's Hotel,
between the hours of 9 A. NJ. and P. M; the
other will be at all times ready to 60 to any part
of the parish to transact promptly and punctuaily
any business entrusted to them.
L. R. CURTIS, Notaries
13 r. N. MCMILLAN, ! Public.
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New Medicines {!

O(A CASES just received per schr. Friends,
~ namely;
100 ounces Quinine
20 do. Salicine, the cheap substitute for do
4s vials Morphine;
80 do. Iodine, and do. Iodide of Potassium;
10 lbs English Calomel;
10 do Blister SaIac; 60 lbs. Jpiube Paste;
10 do. English Blue Mass; 10 lbs. Opium;
20 lbs. assorted powders of ipecac, Rhubarb'
Pepper, &c.
20 gross Matches, and all other articles IN my
line which viii be sold as low as IN the city. Come
and see. u hhDE' NJ
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n. 8. Timber Agent.

szn. The undersigned, having been appointed
~ agent for the preservation of Live Oak and
viii Vigorously prosecute all violations of the law
by trespassers. His office is at Baton ao rouge o
An letters must be addressed to No 50 camp
street. New Orleans, or to Baton Rouge.
T. B. THORPE, u. S. Timber Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Regular Attakapas Weekly Packet.

f. b The new and staunch steam
boat D. B. MOSBY, J.J. Ker-
- Echeval, master, has commenced
her regular trips, leaving New Orleans every
TUESDAY, at II o'clock, M, taking freight and
passengers for Pattersonville, Centreville Frank
lin, Newtown, and all landings on the route, and
on her return trip will leave New Iberia EVERY
FRIDAY MORNING, and Franklin on the
same evening. For freight or passage, having
superior accommodations, apply to
JOHN HALL, Agent,
No. New Levee, New Orleans.
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SUCCESSION SALE.


Estate Of Charles Ceruztn IAertot, deceased
10y virtue and in pursuance of an order issued
IL by the honorable the District Court of the
fourteenth judicial dstric: of the State of Louis
lana, and to me addressed, and in accordance
with the deliberations of family meeting held
IN behalf of the minors Alcede Theriot, son and
heir OF Marcilen Theriot, deceased, and Charles
M Charpanter, son and heir of Ceraline The
rot, deceased wife of Joseph M. Charpantier,
heh before the Recorder Of this parish, under
date the 18th instant, |, the undersigned auction
eer, duly licensed in and for this parish will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction, on THURSDAY,
the 18th of May next, the sale commencing at o
o'clock, A. M, the following described property
belonging to the estate of said deceased Charles
Cerazin Theriot, to wit:
Henry Long, negro man, aged p years;
Harren, p
Elck /" 21
Samson, 30
Also, horses, / gold watch, l rifle, saddle
and bride, | cart, and lot of cattle.
IermS-For the personal property, all sums OF
$50 and under, cash; all sums over that amount
payable on the 1st of March next The slaves
in three equal annual instalments, at one, two and
three years from the 1st day of March last pur-
chasers a credit to give their notes, with good
personal security IN soLido made payable respec-
lively at the epoch aforesaid to the order OF Rose
mond Theriot, administrator OF said succession,
and conditioned to bear s per cent, per annum
interest from time due until paid, and the slaves
to remain specially mortgaged and hypothecated
in favor of the said estate until full and entire
payment of said notes.
The above sale viii take place at the house of
Mrs. Charles Theriot, at Dutch Settlement, in
this parish.
IA. DUMARTRAIT Auctioneer.
Parish of st. Mary, April 26, 1851.
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a CURIOSTTY,.-A Homeopathic Med
n cine Chest can be seen and bought at my
shop, where an assortment OF Plantation Meol-
e'-c 10 C. RABE.
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3 ~ The total population of New
Mexico, as just furnished by the United
States Marshal, is 61,674.
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Succession de Charles Cerazin IAertot, decede.
IN vertu dun ordre emane de Honorable la
IL Cour de District du 14eme district judiciaire
defEtat de la Louisiana, ct moi adresse, ct con-
formement aux deliberations dune assemblee de
famille, tenue pardevant lie Recorder de cette pa
rolsse, en- date du 1Seme courant, pour donner son
avis touchant les interets de Alcide Theriot, en-
fant mineur ct heritier de Marcien Theriot, de-
cede, ct de harles M. Charpantier, enfant mi
neur ct heritier de feue dame Ceralne Therlot,
epouse decedee de Joseph M. Charpantier, je, lie
soussigne, encanteur public, ddment quallfie dams
ct pour cette paroisse, offrirai en- vente pubhque
a Fencan, lie JEUDI, 29eme jour de Mai pro-
chain la vente commencant 10 heures du matin,
au plus ofrant ct dernier encherisseur les propr-
etes suivantes, dependant de Ia succession du dit
feu Charles Cerasin Theriot, savoir:
Henry Long, negre, age de p ans;
Eliek, " q ans;
Aussi, chevaux, l montre en- or, carabine, l
selle ct bride, l charrete ct un lot de be es-a-
cornes.
Contlttions-Pour les eiTets mobiliers, toutes
sommes de $40 ct au-dessous compliant, ct toutes
sommes au-dessus de ce montant payable an Ter
ae maIIs ploc.an un, uens e. siSfs
de MARS uernier. Les acquereurS, dams tous les
cas- de credit devant ournr leurs billets fats pay
ables respectivement aux epoques cl-dessus, a
fordre de Rosemond Theriot, administrators de
la susdite succession, avec bonne s6curite soil
daire, portant pour cent dinteret Tan de leurs
echeances respectives, jusqua parfait Placement,
ct les dts esclaves demeurant specialement af-
fectes ct hypotheques en- favour de cette success
sion jusqu'a parfait Placement des dts billets
Cette vente aura lieu la maison de Madame
Charles Theriot, a Dutch Statement, dams cette
ia. DUMARTRAIT, Encanteur
Paroisse Ste Marie, lie 26eme d 'Avril, 1851.