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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

nRUGGIST WARE FOR SALE-A SMALL. LOT u
~ two ounce and half ounce flint wide mouthed v
ENQUIRE at H. W. SMITHS Lamp Store al Grands' ale
IMPRESS ROUTE FOR sALE.-oNE OF
II rantes on the island for sale, cheap. THT BEST
Hurting slip, between II and 3ocock, Apply AZ No. ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

NOR SALE-vALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
Fifth avenue, between Thirty fourth and Thirty
streets, on easy terms Apply to
AUGUST BELMONT. 76 Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

WATcHEs! wATcHEs!-RECEIyED PER NIAGARA.
w from Liverpool, silver Lepne Watches jewelled $40;
silver lever Watches full jeweed sl5 gold levers full
ieweled $50 $685. $40 ladies' fine gold watches as low SIS
203 Broadway Fulton. stairs and 24 Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

THO LET-1N WILLIAMSBURG, THE SECOND FLOOR
Of FIRST class three story brick house. consisting
two parlors and two hall bedrooms with back
Kitchen Tho location In the most pleasant part
city and within two minutes walk Of the ferry Rent SLIGO
the premises, AZ South Ninth street. 81 William street.
ark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

LEXANDRE'S SUBMARINE BOAT-ALL COMMU-
IA neGtns relative to pearl fisheries, gold searches or
all other purposes which the boat be applied may be
hnur IRON 10 l o'clOck A. III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

young woman. to do Chamberwork and plain sewing,
and assist in the general homework The best of city
given. Apply ut No. IA West Twenty street.
second floor. Can lie seen for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

ITO LET, OR LEASE.--A COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
together with thirty Of land orchard out build
ngs &c., situated three miles from Atlantic Ferry Tho
good order and commands the host view OF the
and surrounding country to be found in the vicinity
The furniture with pan q horses carriages and
233 Broadway the premises, Popes Hill, Gowanus.
Stages from Fulton Atlantic and Hamilton Ferries.
within few minutes walk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN THEIR OWN
IA house located In the Tenth ward wishes 90 let on tho
second story ROOM suit of rooms Furnished unfar-
nishcd single gentlemen Of rospecabty OF TO gentle
and his wife, with II required Baths in the
house, Address y, A. Il,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

CTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS FOR SALE
- siAty-hye steam Engines for sale Of the following
ses, vzl0 Of ~ horse power OF 80 do Of - do Of
70 do Of u do Of " do II Of do Of do and oS
do. The above all OF tho first class engines fitted
the best style heavy iron frames steel piston and
yayerods wrought iron shafts governor &c Will be sold
at reduced prices Also Ia and will be completed
about the first Of May % Portable Engines with upright
tubular boilers to horse power all fitted good
style and warranted. viii be sold cheap for cash. 100
Force Pumps fitted separate cast iron frames suitable
for all sized gnes Also Double Acting Pumps raising
water would for ire engines Three Cylinder
Boilers feet in diameter ~ feet long u Cylinder Boilers
2fcet In meter, 20 feet long Cylinder Boilers feet
diameter 2Gieetlong Cyliuder Boilers "a feet IA diameter
30 fleet long Cornish Boiler 5 feet in diameter 2 feet
long, With huo feet in diameter with steam drums
each boiler. and warranted made Of best iron.
WM. BURDON, Machinist.
~ Erunf Irnnt Nrnnh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

WANTED by A RESPECTABLE ENGLISuMAN
w and his wife, Protestants, stuations-the man as
Gardener and would be willing to look after pair
ofhorses His wife good cook and washing
and ironing we'll They have good reference from their
last employer Please address ]. t. Gardener, Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

CToNY BROOK COTTAGE AND FARM FOR SALEM
~ the town Of Rye, pleasantly situated the Boston
Turnpike and half miles from the railroad depo,
Mamaroneck THERE'S good dwelling cottage, with lawn
enclosed with elegant handsome spacious
house barn and stable Also tenant house All the
in complete order aud newy painted will require
repairs for There about thirty land,
suitably divided into orchards and meadows There Is
abundance VI fine shade fruit the dwelling
excellent garden &C. Stony Brook the northern boun
of the farm and forms picturesque pond the
dwelling road leads directly to the Sound distant half
mile where good boating and fishing Rye Beach Is the
y,Aity which scarcely surpassed for bathing purposes
Beautiful roads and fine driyos in every direction There
several fine building itos the farm commanding
Of the Sound. For doing business In New York.
for residence this place offers many
Enquire Of HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

NOR SALE, OR TO REST, TIE LARGE AND SPA
cous building kno<n as Ricss Hotel situated in the
village Of New Rochelle within five minutes walk of the
New Haven Railroad Depot. This hotel Is in com
pete order and desirable particularly board
ers would be exchanged Tor city property Fine garden and
outbuildngs connected Inquire of Samuel Il. Frnk, 10
Park place. Is always In from to Ii A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

KONkERs.-.-FoR SALE, DESIRABLE COTTAGE
House and Lot, In the village Of yonkcrs within one
hundred yards OF Dr. keingers Mansion House and nve
minutes walk of the Hudson River Railroad depot and
steamboat landing Lot 70 feet by l75 deep with goSd va
rety or frutAprca, Peaches Ounces, Cherries Pears
fumbs &c Shrubbery in great variety The house con-
premises-good well and eistern Price s35oOs cash
the balance on bond aud mortgage. Inquire Of GEORGE
GAfLOR, at the lumber yard on the dock.
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cLEASANTLY STU.

ia az Aator;a fronting or - CLkASANTLY STU
and but or minutes fr.s. the
ing. The grounds eonsst Sne acre are in very
hpe ORDER 40 contain shade and ut trees grape vines
good bearing and varieties Of rose and other
elusive Of basement dining hot cold water il
ried to the second story nj in the kitchen the
story Is largo and vehient The honse
warmed By cuyers furnace and in every
and on the Of the let (which extends through to nm
avenue fine large stable The above described Is yery
large sIr snn Of A1 money may remain
tora leaves for New York four day and stages leave
hourly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG MAN OF
w good experience, Cook in first class restaurant
hotel No objection to South Address L. r. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

WAN D-A SITUATION, by A RESPECTABLE
young woman, as Chambermaid and Waiter; she Is
Hing take charge OF children and would prefer living
Brooklyn. and will make herself generally useful Can
AZ - Seventh avenue between Fifteenth and Six
X nth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

GPECIAL NOTICE TO MILLINERS.-THE SUBsCRI-
~ beers have hand large assortment Of goods
suitable for their trade consisting Of the latest and finest
styles Coored and White Straw Laces. Blondes straw
Flowers and Trimmings Leghorn and French Bonncts Rib
boIs. Glaze, Silks. &c, &C. RICHARDS a. CROMWELL
LIS William street. doors heloM Eultnn.
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h~r'''cNt y public 0n'i ''"nt "l@bar
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So, ,IiSSiDN SALE.

Succession n S4rnh 1iong deceased, spiidow
Of Jean B"pthtr 7riehe.
fNSe Y virtue of and 10 obedience to an order Of
EsaS sale, to me directed by the hon. the Fifth
Judicial District Court, ofthe State OF Louisiana,
in and for the parish Of Assumption, dated No.
vembcr 9th 1851.
Will be offered for sale, at public auction by
A. f. Hickman, Sheriff Of this parish, on Sator.
day the third day of January 1852, at two
O'Clock P NJ. on the premises, in this Parish,
on the left bank of Bayou. Lafourche, at about
ten miles below the village of Napolt %onyille, the
following described property belonging to the
succession aforesaid, to wit
A Tract Of Land situated in this parish, on the
left bank of Bayou Lafonrohe, about ten miles
below the village of Napoleonville, bounded
above by land of Thtodule L.abiche, and below
by land of Balthazard Triche, measuring two
and Il quarter arpcnts, fronting said Bayou, by
forty arDents in depth. the lines closing so as to
leave a width ~ oliv one ana a naIT arpent Oh
the rear line, together with ail the Buildings
and Improvements thereon.
Also, two Cows and a Calf, and the House.
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SIiERlFT.S SALE.

T.-a. LOUISIANA, " : JIY VS..
.4ngnste Ietp.s Estate.
aSSTATE OF LOUISIANA. - FIFTH JUp1-
ES e1AL DIsTnicT Court, IN AND FOR THE
PARISH OF Assam TIoN.
BY virtue of and in obedience to an order of
seizure and sale to me directed, by the hon. the
abb % ionrt N the above entitled and numbered
suit. dated Aovernnar SIR 1851.
will offer at public sale, at the domicil OF
Mrs Angrste Tate, situated in this parish, on the
right bank eff Bayou Latourche, at about eleven
miles below the village Of NapoleonviIle, on Sa-
turday the Sd day of January 1851, between the
hours of eleven o'clock A. M. and four o'clock
L. M. the following described land and slaves.
belonging to the estate ofthe late Auguste Tete,
TO wit
10 A Tract of Land situated in the parish of
assumption, on the right bank of Bayou Lafour-
che measuring four arpents fronting on said
Bbyon, by forty arpents in depth, bounded now
above and below by land Of the estate of Anguste
Iete, together with ali tue buildings belonging
thereto.
70 The following named slaves, to mit James
40 years. Fulton so years. Philips 45 years
Fiedy 40 years. Jenny 40 and Ephram So wears.
Seized to.pay and satisfy the above writ and
costs OF suit, with the benefit OF appraisement.
TERMS CASH.
Assumption, december Isl 1851.
III a =, HICKMAN. Sheriff.
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FORGEKON EFT NGENlEUR MECNICIEN
- IF JACOB II. AIMENDINGER pre-
Do ~gJIf tNTIER
DE L,ANSE Ii RDECANE !

D1 - ANoL - D0
UNDEMT MILE AUf Ess IS DE DONALDSON.
Faqal %tournaut, q frois c0aiears.
On trouvera CONSIGNMENT dams &c
Chanticr une grandc qnantite dc bois
de franc ct de co%tonnier. I'atteraae est
tres c%onyenable, meme pour les batcanx
de premiere classe ct des p%otcanx so
Iiies y sont p%lantes.
lie soussigne cspere que les efforts
quill fcra pour satissaire les capitaincs
ct les proprietaires dc bateaux a v,pclr,
hi vandromt lc patronage quill so'li-
cite.
Les checkers trouveront mnssi dies pc.
teaux solides un peu plus hant que IL
Chantier.
III LEON J.FkEHAcA'
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PATENT MEDICINES DEPOT,
one. ~.
CUtss. 3tteet @onaldson4(ee.

Always on hand, for sale for cash, On.
", Il fresh supply ofthe following medicj-
mes:
For ,.o'i,, cpnahs, Group, Consumption,
Bronchil $, Asthma, dyspepsia, Splitting
blood AM the general affections Of III"
Lungs - ayers Cherry pecloral -
Wild cherry a,.l Iar--Liverwort and Tar
Balsain Of Wild cherry - Sh"rman's Olo-
snanian. - Indian Vegetable EIixir-
LongIey's Great Western Panacea- Oxi-
acnatcd Eitters = jew David, Hebrews
Plaster.
For Rheumatism. Tooth ache. pains in
the limbs, Sweilings. Head Ache, Burns.
Sprains, cuts, Piles & &.
Vrnitinns Lininlrat - Mexican Mus,
tang,.-- Dallcv'< Magical Pain Extractor
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
FOR Fever ard other bilious Diseases.
India C~hoIagogne, Clemens Indian To-
mic.
For WoRMs.
The celebrated J., Wincr's Canadi
Vcrniituge
Exc wATER
at. / n"iiii'>oh SeitDf"tca As' '"'ei
PILLS.
w. Wright Indian Vegetable Pills.
Mofats. }. -
Brandreih's. ;, -
Morison's No. | and 2. $,
Graefenberg Vegetable. .
L, p. Tenenr's Gonorrhoea Specific.
Tooth Ache Drops.
Dr.. John Bulls and Townscnd's Safsa
parilla. ,,,1n q, Nav o,,o.,.
Jayncs Hair Tonic.
Maize Hair fluid.
Roachcs and Rat Poison,
CALL AT No. II.
i5th July 1851. l46l
RICHArvn.M TEMPLET,
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.RDccGs, "a p <vnaoseoEviZe,

Exercc sa profession dams lie 5ene Dis
irict 1udiciairc, compose des paroisscs As
Somption, Lafourche Late,ne ct Ier7edoaac.
j aonncra tons ses coins aux ~afiaires qt'on
voudra bieului confer dams ce district ct les
avoisinants. -.-M. i5s,n1*
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S:iMisItfif.S SNI.E.
n EFT T DE LA LOUISIANE.-CouR pu

Ell L DE LA LOUISIANE-CoUR DU
~ CiSQUrEME DISTRICT .JuDIcrA1RE. DAMS Or
PoU La PARoIssE ABSORPTION.
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de yente. a
moi adresse par l'hon. la susdite Cour, dams i'af.
faire ci-dessus i%ntitulec, en- date du 6 noyembre
1851
J'offrirai en- vcnte publique au domicise do
Nine venve Angnste Tete, situe en- cette pa
roisse, sur la rive droie DIN Bayou Lafourehe,a 4
environ onzr miles au.dessous du village de- Ma
polf o%nville, lie Samedi 3 Janvier 1852. entire on
re heures dn matin ct quatre henres de l'apras-
midi, Ia Terre ct les ~esclaves ci-apres decrits,
appartenant a la succession de feu Augusse Ta-
te, saVoir
10 Une Habitation, situee dams la ~paroisse
Assumption, sur Ia rive droite du Bayou La
fonrche, mesurant cling arpents eli demi de face
audit Bayou, sur quatrevingts arpents de profoii-
denr, bornee en- hant par la terre, appar.enant
maintenant a Ia succession, ct en- bas parla serre
de +. A. Tete. ensemble avec toutes les anne.
ct dependances Y appartenant. 49,
20 Les e~sclaves ~ci-apres NOMINEES, savoir:
Henry, so ans. Jacob, 58 ans. Abraham, 56 ans.
Georges, SO ans. Moses, 70 ans ct AnaTs, 20
ans. 2
Saisis pour satisfaire f'ordre ci-dessus, ct les
frais de process avec les bdnafces dc Destination.
coSDirfoSs CoaeTArr \ .a,-omptlon,
l&f jscembrc 1851 j.. r Hickman, sElerii
ST
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TO PLANTERS.

Saassss snnff7hs 'aTad 1Ensin1e,s. lave the homer caS"
toinfnrm the public, that they keeps their Blac,.
smith Shop near the plantation Of Afr A. G. lie
Collnm, where they will undertake all works
concerning their profession They will be han {,
to answer to the call ofthe planners who nav ,e.
q"ire Their services for repairing their stea,o
engines, boilers mills, &c, &c. Thtir prices
will be moderate. Mn
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AUX ~!'i.ANIEURs.

OK INN FstHhN.
ggERs TT. CRANE ct QUINE, Forgeron>
49, et hg6nieurs ~4Etcanicieas. ont fhon-
reur d'annoncer au public qn'ils sont mainte-
nant etablis pres 'habitation de A. C. McCul.
Inm ct qnsils entreprendrnnt tonte espece de
lra'aux concerlant leur profession. II sem
presseront anssi de repondre a Ia demande des
hab'fants pour les reparations des machines
a vapear, bonllloires, moulins, etc, lie tout.
a des prix moderts. n7*
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M = n. JUICE fat SAVIOR al public
- gull Went tout rscemment d'as-
sof'!s son magasin de tous les articles d.
ufocefie, Mercerie ct Quincailler;e. On
lIoussIa Chez lni bonnie. qualite dc mar.
chandises ct modiciie de prix.
D~onaidsonvilie, enc. des rues Iberville ct
Lafoarche. a., :
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J. p. I.ARAT

VUne rfcompense Iibtrale scra ac
cordee a celni qni ponrra metre Ia main
sur lie yolenr OH settlement lie fire
naitre. Cette meme tecompcnsc >cra co
cordee a celai qai fera %retronver lc,
rhevaux.
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TOMBES Ell MONUMENTS FUNERRl ),
III + Sic UR Is. T. PLTTEN. comma depris
I'D rlrsienrs anntes par les nombreux onv a,
ges, qlil Il fats dams lie cimeti1rr de cette pare :.
Sc, ct cenX des paroisses avoisinanieS, a i'lril-
nenr de PR Vcnir SEES atnis ct Ie public en- = II
RAJ. quill Went de ~receyoir dn Nord dc Fame i.
que, ct dc Ilta|ie, des marbres de tontes espGc,s
ct "a Hest pref d executor tonte commando i
tombes. careauX de tatnllle on monuments con.
cernant 81 partie.
II emploic an cloix dcs families. le marbrc In
pierre, on le oois, ct Sc charge teaIement dc.
G-srilies on entonragesde tombes, soft Ell bois soil
en- fer. Pour plus amples renseignements, s'adres
ser chez lula Plattenvilie a cote de lEglise Pm
r~oissiale de 1nAssomption. Ses prix SOM des plus
mod res.
PlattenviIIe, Is o tobrt 1850. [n9,6i
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WIS .JUEgEsHSaf / =.
VENTE PAR IL Si!Ei<Ir.

IA DE E.5NloV DE IA iouIsIAN
N 32)v-, 1t Suecc,sion ,4ug"ste 1thr.
n ,EFAT Die LIZ LOUlSiANE-couR
aaA DU CINau1EME DISTRICT JuDIcIAIKE
DAMS Ell pouR LA FARoIssE ASSUMPTION.
En- ver:u d Fun ordrr dc saisie ct de >ente
a moi adresse par l,honoraile la sn>ditr
Corr, dams ]atlaire ci dessu intitu'e ct MI
m6roter, en- date dn 6 Novrmbre 1851.
J'ofiairai en- ventc p,ibliqie an d%otnicile
de Nine Neuve Anguste IGte, ssiue Ell cet'c
paroisse. sur Ia rive droilr dn bayon h.
fHurcie, il environ onze miles at-lessou
,n vita.e de Napoleon,il(e, lie >asaed 3 lan-
Hi"r is52, cntre us.ze h.ares du matin ct
qnatie ic,re de iapteS-midi, la trrfe ct les
r~-cIases ci-apres ,lecrits appartenant d ia
succession de fru Aug,,ste T6te. sasoir:
10 Tn moroccan dc trrre, situee en- cetle
paroisse. sur Ia rive droite du Bayou de La
inlsche, m,lsiiralt quatrc arprnts &c face
audit Bayou. sur qlarante atpcnts de pro-
fnndeut, borner maintcnant cnhaut ct enbas
par la terrc de Ia succession Angtiste Tee,
ensemble ayec toutes les Batis<es Y appar-
tenant.
q Les e~sclares ci apres NOMINEES, Sa-
voir. james 40 ans. FaLon so ans Phehtps.
~ ans. Piedy. IL ans, Jeauey, 40 ans, Ell
ans
Saisis ponr satisfaine l'ordre ci-dessus ct
les ffais du process, avec lie benelicc de l'eti-
CONDITIONS ~:toNprANT.
Assumption Ic Ter dercmhrc 1851.
l31 n. +. HICKMAN. S4trif.
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!@) a. +. HICKMAN. Sheriff,
NENIE Dn sUtttS>iON.

.LN II ilE oOtttuS~iDN. F
- vertu dun ordre de vente, a moi adrt $50,
&c. par Them. Ia Cour din Cinquieme Dis,ric,
Jndiciaire dc II1tat De Ia Louisiana, dams e,
pour Ia ~paroisse Assumption, ell date da q
novcmhre 1851.
II sera eff IT en- vente publique par A. +.
Hickman, Sh@rit lie cette ~paroisse, le Samedj
tfoisietne Jour du mojs de .Ianvirr 1852, a deuy
hcuges 7. N ..sur les Levy, en- ce;tc IaroisSe. sur
IA rive gtuche da Bayou Iatourche, il environ
dix miles an-dessous du village de Napo,Gonyilr,
les propri t,s ci-nprGs decrites, appartenanta Ia
succession susdjte, SAVIOR:
IN hiorccau dc Terre, .situe en- cette parois.
"a, -nr Ia rive gauche du Bayou Lafourche, 4
e3vltoa dix miles au-dessons du village de Ma.
iotaoHvi. q. hornte en- liant par la terre de Tho.
Jul: Lablahe, ct Ell has par la terre de BsltIa.
lard IrIehe, mesurant deux arpents ct IN quart
de face audit Bayou, sur q%uaran,e arpen,s de-
pro;oldcur, les iignes Sc fermant de maniere a
Iaisser nne largeur DUN arpent ct demi, IA pen
pres sur In ligne de derriere, ensemble avee ton.
ties les Batisses ct Authorizations qui en- d. pen.
dent.
dnssi deux Vaches ct un Veau, ct les Meu.
bles de Menage.
TERME ct CONDITIONS.
LIE Mobilier payable en- Mars 1852, ct Ia Terre
payable en- trois termes eganx, GchGant dams les
mois de Mars des anntes 1852, 1853 ct 1854.
les acqnereurs devront fonrnir des billets, avec
des cautious BONES ct solvabies, ct hypotheqpe
.ptciale sur Iadite terre, jusqu'au pariait pale
ment. Tories sonmes qui ne seront pas ponc.
tnc'Icmeut paytes aux echGances, p%orteront in.
t. yet d raison Dc hut pour cent, par an, ~jnsqu'aa
~partait pal ment.
assumptions, % no,embre 1851.
!Sl a. T. HICKMAN. Sheriff.
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NOlES lc % de &c mois, denx Che.
vaux ame'icains /: Pun. girls pommele.
ayant les corncs des sabots fendues.
Tautrc, alozan, ayant n etoile an from,
eli allant le train; tons les deux apnar.
tiennent au soussigne.
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7 MITE PAR LIZ SHERuE

CITIZENS bANx Of LOUISIANA, W g.
crssl~n IF .A"guste 7Ne.
G2TATE OF LOUISIANA. -Fir,n
se2F C!hL DlsTRlCT CouRT, IN AND Fop 1vs sI MI
| IRISH OF ASSUMPTION. "a
BY virtue of ana in obedience ,o
Of seizure and sale, to INC directed hv -. o.oe'
the above Court, in the above entitled sn ~ non
November 9th 1851. o"'td
| will offer at public sale, at the don;o;.
Mrs AGgHste TGte, situated in this nar;sh
the right bank OF Bayou Lafourche, o, nhon, . On
ven miles helow the village of Napoltonv;lIa eae'
Saturday the Sd day of January 1852. he,w, %
the hours Of eleven O'Clock 4. M. and s,sn
O'Clock p. NJ, the following described lond ss
slaves, belonging to the estate of the late a ~
guste TGtc, to wit:
10 A Plantation situated in the parisb os
sumption, On the right bank of Bayou LaSou,cal''
measuring five and a half arpents front on s.ss
Bayou, by eighty arpents in depth, bounded aheas
by land now of the estate and below bv land y
OF r. A. Tete, together with all the imn,rsw."
ments and dependencies thereto belonging.
20 The following named Slaves, to ,.s,.
Henry GO years. Jacob So years. Abraham as
years. George 5S years. Moses 10 and Ans5s oo
years AV
Seized to pay and satisfy the above WRIT A.,
costs OF suit, to be- sold with the benefit Of An.
praiscment. F
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PRACTICES in the Filth Judicial D;5iticI, -
in the parishes Of assumption, Asgolre4
Interior and TerrcJoaa,c, and will give par,
t!cI.ar attention to law suits that may be en-
tslistelfo him. s15,n1s
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TONNEIl.ERIE.

scouEs WVEY, Tonnetlier, d 60
Donaldsonville, alhonneur d'infor- 60
I pep messiears les plantenrs quill fabriqae des
! n ~ a MELAsSE, dela contenance de a.
s. aso gai,ons, a des prlx noderes. Sa tonnelle-
PEglise. p'esqu eh ace &c
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Z i 4 du IvneSsoe; de 4lHarcatc. asaou~iors
"a do do d boulDoiee, rivets dc dit
~fcrestes dimensions.
Pfochcs, pcIies. hac!3es i m4in. 4 tcarrir, i
bHehor, ct un assortment coinplet de qujncail-
lefie.
20 batiIs dc cIoos de Boston, cordeze n pltrcs,
cotton G. chanvrc. a vendrc ! bon marchc
ponr du compliant.
% avrii 1851. RICHARD tTGMPLET'.
WW#ITRES dc $50, l0--l2, lie, I2-2o.
" l4-20; premiere qna'it>.
800 Iivrcs mastique, pcintures, huiie ct esprit,
ttrebcnthinc, noir &c fun1Ge--A vendre d bon
marche, pour du compliant.
25 avr;l &5l. RICHARD ct TEMTIET.
LANDS FOR SALE.
Ono hundred and sixty five acres of land ST.
tnated in the parish of Assumption, fronting on
Belle alias Grand River; being lots N Q L.
and 3 of section N %, township N o IS, Ran
&c II East.
These lands are fertile and admirably situat-
ted for a sugar plantation.
For further particulars, apply to.
]. n. TERRIO,
DonaldsonviIle Agent and collector,
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u -IBRAIRIE .-Livres de Classe franca;s J
szaa giais ct espagnols, A vendre par
RfGHAPD& TEMpLET'
l.alalesonTi''e, II, Fpa mississippi