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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-11-03

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Telegraphic Intelligence.
Later from Europe.

The U. $. Mail steamship Washington,
Capt. Fitch, has arrived atNew York from
Bremen via Southampton. She left the
latter port on the 18th inst.
The U. s. Mail steamship Pacific, Cspt.
Nye, arrived at Liverpool on the morning
Of the l3th inst
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-11-03

FIRE.-We learn from the New York
Express that Mr.. p. T. Barnum's ceIebrat-
ed mansion took fire on Tuesday after
noon last, during the wedding ceremony
Of Mr.. BIS eldest daughter, and for a time
threatened 70 make the superb building a
mass Of ruins. As Il was, the fire dcs-
troyed the roof DC, to the extent of a.
bout thoussnd dollars. The Fire Ami.
hilator and the new wsterworks put up
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Iantastrr, 1Ishgpr.
Lancasterville, 8. c.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 8, 1859.
Land Sales.

OK Monday last the 1Croxton" lands were
sold by the Commissioner in Equity for this
District, for Partition. There were two
tracts, one sold for sis, 25cts, per acre, and
the other ss,62icts. per acre. Those lands
were well advertised in the ledger"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-11-03

Tag LrsEaroSL couros MAExEr. -on
the 1lsh inst. cottonwas iugood, demand
and 5000 bales were sold. On the 18th
inst. prices were shade higher, and the
transactions comprised 10000 bales.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-11-03

~ President Smith of Marietta COL
tege, is now OH the Continent of Europe,
engaged in the purchase of books to the
amount Of about $4,000. This is his Sc
cond visit TO lSurope Tor ~~s~l. 49, .--.i,;s~,,
and the present purchases will establish
the Library on an excellent basis.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-11-03

10y Mr. B., alone saved the valuable pro
Perty from total destruction. There were
over 1000 guests resent at the time, and
tue confusion may he imagined.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-11-03

Mr.. WKBsrER's SUccEssoR.-It is sup
posed that Mr.. Crittenden will be the late
MIR. Webster's successor, as Secretary OF
State.
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THE Resolutions of thanks to Mr.. John
8. Hamilton, by the members Of Waxhnw
Tent, l. o. Of R. will appear next week.
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E% The conner stone Of = new Catho-
lie chapel was laid at Memphis, Tennes-
see, on the 10th inst.
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The Legislature.

- - - =
The Legislature. r.. .
BELOW we give list of the Senators and
Members elect of the next Legislature Of
South Carolina, in full
Observation-Disclosures II. Adams.
RePresentafires.--J. ID. Tradewoll, C. T.
Howell, Wade Hampton jr., WIN. Mabin.
FAIRFIELD.-Sendtor.- John Bucb-
anan.
Representatires,-Capt J. N. Shcdd, DR..
III. IL. Clark, and r. S. Boylston, Esq.
--sT. -Senator.-T. J. Goodwin.
Representatives.. NJ. Dantzler.
CHEsTERFIELD.-Senato E. Pnwe.
Representatires.-E. b. Cash, and ]. w.
Blakeny.
MISUNDERSTANDING w. Dudley.
Representatires.-C. A. Thornwell and T..
C. Wethcrly.
foRK.-Senator.-J. d. Witherspoon.
Representatires.-.A. b. Springs, G. w.
Williams, w. J. C'awson, A. 5. Wallace.
-Senaior.--Samuel McAlilcy.
RePrescntatires.--C. d. Melton, w. a
Rosoorough, L. Ingram. |..f.
UNIoS-Sen nor.-W. III. Grist.
RePresentatires.-R. X. Beatty, B II. Ricr, J.
MsGadberry.
DARLiSo SoroS.-S:nator.-J. T.. Zimmer-
man.
Representafires.--E. W. Charles, J.. b.
Byrd, J. +. Erwiue 49,
ST. PHILrPs g. ST. MrcHEALs--Sc,o,ors
w. ID. Porter, J. +. Carew.
Repressnta'ises.--G. n. Reynolds, jr., G.B.
Campbell, James Simmons, John Seipinp6r
T.. Della Tore, +. I4anneau, G. A. Trenholm
Is. +. Hunt, Nelson Mitchell, IL. G.. Kinr.u.
ID. Less:sne, }. Charles Blum, T.. McCra-
dy, +. PoPenheim, ii. Gourdin, Samuel
Cruikshank, a. w. Burnet, +. o. Elliott.
ST ANDEws SeantOr.-W. L.
ard Bull.
RfPresentdtires.--W. d. Seakrook.
ST, ,PAUL's.-Senator.--R Fish .urne.
Represeatatipe.--W. E. Haskell.
LAScAsrER.-T, w. Huey.
Representatipes.-W. C. Cauthen, and T..
X. Cureton.
LAuRENs.-SenatOr.--P l.. Calhoun.
RePresentdtires-C. p. Sullivan, John
Hudgens, II. L. Campbell, Geo. Anderson.
ORASoE.-S Sendtor.-D. Barton,
RePresentafire.--Cooner ...
Observation-Disclosures l. Wilson.
RepesenLItires-W A Owens, s w Tro.ti.
JAS Patterson, N G w Walker, DBurk.
CHRIST CHURCH Senaior--A Hihhep
Represeniatire--TM N Wagner.
observation-disclosures p Brockman.
Representafires--McBee, b F Perry, Nor
gan, Duncan.
ST GEoRGE-Senator-R s Bedon.
Representatire--A Z. Moorer
PRINCE GEoRcE, WNYAH--Senator-R
+ w hllston.
Repre'enaatires-J II Read, jr, G Mani
gault J Middleton.
CLAREhoST- Senator-F ] Noses.
Representatires-John T Green, J ID Ash
more,J ID Witherspoon.
CLAHEsDos--sSena.e--J l. Manning,
RePrese0otires--J legram, John Eppes
ABBEvnLE-SenaiOr--JF y. Marshal.
RePresentdtires--iIeanAt. McC;ow.n. Va.
noe, Thomson, Jourdan.
EDGETiELD-Senitor--N J.. Griffin,
RePrcsenLaiires--W S Mob.y, A J liam.
mond, John Z Allen, w Harrison, n w Car-.
vile.
-Senator--G Cannon.
Representatives. w Fucker, n. C. Iei-
tner, Dean, Winsmith and Bates.
hARIoS-senator-R liarlee.
RePrese"tatives--Johnson, Mullins, Du-
rant
81 JAMES, Gooss CREEx--SeaatOr--I
Wilson.
Representatives. Murray,
ALI SAisrs--Senaior.-A Hassel
Represeniat,se-A B ragg.
hoRRY DisrKIcT-- -Sea.aor--l q W Girls.
sette
kepresentaiire--ltob. Aauaroe, j..
81 PErEss PARisE--- .ssaalop-yA, Al
Ruth.
Rsrvst~4,iss.--A R ,...'-@h' u Law.
ton.
sr ,ea..,S '--ss"s'D,--wpp.,
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HoMIcIDE.-We are informed, that a
most unfortunate and fatal atfray, occur
red in this District, near Cross Anchor, on
Friday last; resulting in the death Of Mr..
Samuel Gentry, by n pistol shot from the
hand Of Mr.. jeremiah Stroud. Mr.. Cen
try survived but short time; the ball hav-
ing penetrated his breast. 1t appears,
that an alteration arose on farm belong
ing to Isaac Stroud, on which Langdon
Gentry, son Of Samuel Gentry. resided,
about a division Of the crop, for the pay
ment Of rent. Jerry Stroud, the brother
Of Isaac, had been deputised to levy on
the proceeds Of the farm to secure the
portion due to Isaac Stroud. Samuel
Gentry, who lived about three miles off,
was on the premises with his son Lang
don; for what purpose, we know not. A
violent dispute arose between the deceased
and Stroud, in which, as we are informed,
the former attempted to risist by violence
the object of the warrant. We do not
feel at liberty to give further particulars,
as the unhappy occurrence will be duly
investigated by law. Mr.. Stroud has sur
rendered himself into tho hands Of the
proper authorities.-Spartan.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-11-03

~ Why !. the Lancaster L'dgsT
like the Gun.
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Hoos.--The st. Louis Republican of
the 9th says: .t If a.
One Of our city packers contracted to-
day for 1000 head of hogs-5Uo to be
delivered by the 18th Of November, and
the remaining 500 by the Goth of Dec,
at the following prices: For such rs weigh
over 200 pounds So per 100; 200 and as
low as $50, 81 rs; less than 1so, "a so.
This statement, we have from the opera
tor himself and give II rs most reliable.
The daily union., 1852-10-05
by GREEN & SCOTT, Auo.,on.ers.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
III at aucuonon Thursday, the eth instant 10 O'Clock
shall s the residence Of Mr. Broom,
New Jersey Capitol H excellent Of
niture
Mahogany hair seat sofas and chairs
Do moreen-coveted lounge and chairs
DO plush and chairs
Fine silk damaFk, and white window curtains
Mahogany centre and marble top pier tables
Do oiiomans, dining and other tables
DO dressing bureaus, wash and workstsnds
Walnut and maple bedseads aud feather beds
China, glass, crockery, and stone
Clrandoles candeabras hall and other lamps
Pine Erusseis, paflor, passage and step carpets
Ivory handle knives and forks, oil cloths, nc.
Albright and other
With general assortment Of kitchen
Terms All and uader S25 s25 credit OF
sixty and ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
tsres GREEN 4 SCOTT
Oct3-d Aucionecrs,
The daily union., 1852-10-05
BY GREEN s. soorr. Auonopesrs.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTfoN.-we will sell
the premises Wednesday, the 9Th Of October, O'Clock
part Of lot No III ia No 3s, fronting %
anda fraction street, and running back JOS feet
This situated |, between Mh and 10th
hourshing of the city,
thy wishing beautiful site private
residence Title ipdispuable.
Terms One balance in 6, Q, months.
wit A deed and deed OF trust taken.
Octl-d GREEN SCOTT, Aucusneers.
The daily union., 1852-10-05
ny GREEN a. SCOTT, Auouonesr..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUoTIoN.-on Fri-
the sth shall seii premises O'Clock,
hne building with improvements being lot No ~,
No io fronting IS 18th between
and I0i Wide alley. The
large frame house, with back buildings
The described handsomely located, but
distance from the War Department
third balance twelve
the purchaser the deferred payments,
bearing deed given and deed oru taken Title
dispuable. Sale positive. GREEN SCOTT,
Oct3-d Aucnoneep
The daily union., 1852-10-05
indiana.

Indiana votes for governor. members OF Congress- ana
members OF The State legislature. Tuesday, Inc i1'
OF October, the same day upon which the slec'o'
held in Pennsylvania and Ohio We have the most ehse
ing intelligence from this State. The election oil o0'
ernor Whgh, by large majority is certain; and The ba
mony IN our ranks promises great victory in Novemoe
Indiana IS one OF the States claimed by The fnsndso
1eneral Scott but the democrat, there laugh at the oe'
ofgiving lees than 5000 or 10000 for Pierce We osW
that Senator Bright Governor Wright. Colonel Gorman'
and others, are doing yeomans service IN Indiana jug
Douglas addressed the democratic masses OF the shf
with great effect on his recent tour.
The following are the nominations for Congress ms
diana
The daily union., 1852-10-05
Memoir or Gen. Scott.

We commence oday on our first page the publication
OF very able and interesting series of papers correcting
the injustice done other gallant soldiers by the author Of
an anonymous biography OF General Scott, commonly
known as the " Picture Book" The statements Of the
author of these papers unanswerable because they
are based upon official repors and he writes in style
of surpassing yigor and eloquence
The daily union., 1852-10-05

HIGHLAND PI.AIDs-This day opened
III pads of the exquisite
for cbIdren's Those desiring
had call Mt
and mefinoes OF
and bes, qualities
periuoes and monssclnes, "neun shadesD
10 pieces 6ne "Fs,is Io.cy nanncis, all coios
piccra wh haun all prices qualities
pieces Thin cnssiuercs tveed. for boys pants
goods, All 81 povehsy prices.
Terms cash. arranged 70 he contrary.
Good 'c'e. prices, and fair dealing be relied all
cases.
PERRY BROTHER,
oct0-dG Opposite Centre Market.
The daily union., 1852-10-05
nv 4 r.. McGUupE, Aucs,opecr.

. UCTIoN SALE or NEW ROSEWOOD, WALNUT MA
hurauy maple catnet furnturcOn Thursday morning
7t O'Clock shall SELL at Apollo Hail.
Mr. Lewis Hpkins having close
French cfe n-tot and other sofas
Divaus rockers, rout tables
French Gothic, and mahogany spring seat chars
Walnut ca chairs, hat racks
al mahogany work tables
Secretary, bookcases, music racks
Fun marble top dressing and plain bureaus
Enclosed washstands toilet tables
Mahogany and cherry breakfast and dining tables
French bejsteads, uundie bedsteads
Maple bedsteads, cradles, clocks
Gitframe looking glasses, Butler's trays, SC
Terms $50 that
four months notes. beprinr interest
JAS @. Mcguire,
Sep 2p-d Ancronecr.
The daily union., 1852-10-05

Messrs. Dunham, Hendricks, and Davis are able msN
ne'h Congress-. The other democratic candidates az
well known and eloquent champions of democratic Pl
ciplsa
The daily union., 1852-10-05

produce the record OF single in which militia.
phrensy has been invoked TO work more full OF ua,
the good name OF republican government or 10 II. l,
teresls and the liberties OF free people
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-30

Here ; IL fant IA c~ohnaftre pour compreu-
drs In bizarrerie de son honnenr. &
- Voulez-vous bien me la raconter!
Tres VOLUNTEERS. Schoenlein est I'm
homme quisarecr lameilleore education
ct qui a pris sa profession en- horreur.
En- horreur
--C'est lie comble de l'absurde, nest
il pas vrai ( Mails c'est bien. la le senti.
ment qlui vii al fond de son anne. Sem
blable aux mangenrs d'opium, qui, asec
la conscience de leur advertisement, ne
peuvent dependant resister 4 rentraf-
nement du vice qui les degrade, Schoen.
iein, avec le sentiment profound de la
Reconsideration gus s'attache 4 Ia pro-
fession thtatrale. ne peut dependant re-
sister 4 l'invincibie attrait de cette pro.
fession pour hi 81 brillanntee. ,.as \:
-Vous n eetonnez, madame /! -
Is --Csest IN homsae austere, ce que,
rnessieurs les Anglais, yous appelez IN
PURITAN. LIE theatre est / ses yeux Ia
sentine de tons les vices; ct dependant il
ne peut Sc r9soudre 4 abandonner cette
scene on il triomphe depuis 81 longtemps.
Mas comment s'est.il fait acteur
-C'est la mauyaisc fortune qui Pa
d'abord lanc6 sur Ia scene, CONNIE dams
le refuge unique quill put trouver contre
u nisere. Pousse dams l'originc yers lie
&2NhHE%&@## # H#%&##I #H#&#
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour du
SEINE District Judiciaire, dams ct pour la
p~aroisse ACCOMPLISHMENTS de A
zelie Dugas, defunte femme de Roman
Daigle. d
Attendu que Roman Daigle a, ce jour,
depose en- cour TN compte de son admins
ton CONNIE tuteur naturel de ses enfans mi
neurs, ainsi qu'une petition en- demandant
Phomologation. "
Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceux
que celia peut concerner d'avoir a deduire,
sous dix jours, les ~raisons pour lesquelIes lie
dit compte ne serait point approuve ct no
moloeue.
Par ordre de la cour, Paroisse
Desire LEBLANC,
52~ -E s-~ Greffier.
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STATE OF LOUISI4NA.--FTFTH

STATE OF LOUISIANA.--FTFTH
Judicial District Court, in and for the pa
! rish Of Assumption.-M the matter of the
Succession of Azelie Dugas, deceased
wife of Romain Daigle. #
Whereas Roman Daigle has this day
filed with the clerk of the aforesaid court,
ar account of his administration as natural
tutor ofhis minor children, together with a
petition praying that the same be homolo-
gated. .
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause if any they have
within ten days after the first publication
hereof, the reasons why said account should
be approved and h~omologated.
BY order of said court, Parish of
Desire LEBLANC,
52~ Clerk.
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Tout a fail. JeIle conliais trop pour

Tout a fail. Jelle conliais trop pour
metre sa sincerite en- doute. De telles
inconseqence ne sont que trop fe6qnen-
ties dams resprit' human. II nest pas de
sophismes ~auxquels Schoenlein matt re-
cours pour s'abuser lui-mema. IL Sc
persuade quill ne continue a joner Ia
tragedie que pour assurer dams l'avenir
Undergraduate de son fills ct Ia securiite
de ses vieux %jours. La verite est gull
joue parcc qu'unn penehant irresistible
l'entrafne a ouer. C'est une sorte d'ivres-
Sc ~intelectuelle qu'il ne peut jamais
reussir a secouer.
Les hommes, il est vrai, sont sujets
a %detranges contradictions ct ie yeux
bien, d'apres ce que vons me dites, croi>
re a Ia sincerits de S%choenlein.
I'll est dupe de pi-meme, ct ses
amis les plusiutimes penyent seuIs ~arriver
q d%ecouvrir ses Opinions ,reelles.
: Mais alors sa vie est une lutte con-
tinuelle. - /.
-Precisement c'est .le combat in
cessant de sd conscience ct de ses pas
sions qui Ia fait, vieux ayant lc temps !;
mais c'est aussi Ia ce gui dome a son
jeu tant dc pathetique, ce qui dome a sa
yoix Get accent terrible dontia vibration
ementsi profondement Famed de Paudi-
teur. Dc meme que les souifrances du
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PARTS dc

Thabitation de JEAN ROUSSEAU, paroisse dc
acknowledgements. rive gauche, lie 9 mars
1852 TROlS NEGRES americans, par
liant anglais ct I'm peu lie ~francais. s
~ L'un, furry, de belle taille, ayant
une loupe sur lie cote gauche de Ia tote.
~ Tn autre, Potney, de 5 pieds 8 peu-
ces environ. excessivement noir, sans autres
signes connlIs.
Lie troisieme, Bob, de 5 pieds 5 pouces
environ, tres II ir aussi, ayant un dc SEES
yenx plus grand que l'autre ct les pieds tres
plats. .0'
Les sheriE des paroisses on Get avis ar
rivera, sont Instrument prizes de nous pre-
venir de l'arrestation DE ces trois negres ou
de quelqu'un d'eus, ST arressation j.! y a.
Une recompense liberele> sera accordee
a tonte personne qni, faisant apprehension
de ces negres on de quelqu'nn d'eux, les rra-
menera a leur maitre on dams nos bureaux.
40 a4 81 l.t52 sHE
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poete' s'eleyent dams ses chants insqta'a a
plus haut degre de sublime, le desespoir
de lhomme revat dams le ietf du traagidien
les proportions Uncomfortable grandeur.
Nous reslames q~uelgnes ~instants silen-
cieux. az 8eft .tt
-Je yot,s en- al dit atssez, reprit Nine
Rocken, pour volts faire comprerIdre par
quelIes ~raisons un tel homme doit atre,
plus que tout autre, preadispose d Penvie,
comment il est torture rar lie success d'auu.
trui. L'orgneil seaI Ie rctient certain,e.
ment an theatre. ~Jusqu'ici il h await
reellement pas de rival: il regnait senl
ct sans pertage. Pres de lui, les +autres
tragediens ne valaient pas l'hon,nrenr
d'etre, NOMINEES mais depnis qnelques
semaines, un nouvel astre Sc leye a
l'horizon. Franz ma encore joue QUA
Leipsick ct a Dresde. ct sa renommee
ssetend deja sur tonte ftliena gne.
Ma j'ai w Franz, cite vous assure
quill est loin d'atre III aussi: grand acteu.r
que Sehoenlein ; a Ia verite, il a pour
hui sa jeunesse. @ 50 4
Ell! mon Dieu, lie success de Franz
nest pas la seule cause de Irritation
quui vo,ls. frappe chez notre tragedien !;
mais les critiques mont pas dams cette
Circumstance deroge aIear vieilIe habi-
tude , lis ont immediatement compare lie
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theatre par IA necessite, il y a etc plus
tard enchafne par lie success. Je lui al
solvent entendn dire que chaqne fois
q~u'ilajouf, iicioyait toujours sincerement
iouer pour la derniere fois. Mais lie
charme ne s'affaibIit pas. Toujonrs ari-
de d'applandissements, son cer ne peut
Sc passer lies emotions auxquelIes il est
depnis 81 longtemps habitue. Dams Ia
lutte incessante quill s%outient ccntre lui-
meme, il nsaborde jamais lie theatre
qu'avec tristesse, presque avec repentir !;
il ne le quite q%u'avec des palpitations af-
freuses ct des regrets amers. IL mac
cepte jamais IN engagement de quelque
duree ct ne joue que par representation.
II lui arrive de temps d autre de faire
d'energiques efforts pour gutter sa pro-
fession |; mais an bout dune ~quinzaine,
il y revient acknowledgements. II partit un
Jour pour rItalic, fermement conyaincu
qu'une fois hors de l'Allemagne il aurait
bien plus de force pour s'arracher au
theatre !; mails il MALTA pas plus loin que
Vienne, on il joua vingt fois de suite.
-Mais ne pensez-vous pas, madame,
quill = a dams tout celia beauconp DAFT
fectations !? ts.aH .,e.
-Nullement, i mon gre.
-vousi croyez done reellement i ses
sCTupuies 2 .#a MAse
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-30
G. r A N D e N "A
DE L'ASSOMPTION.

Ls public est prevent que M. J.. B. Gull
LOT, encanteur de cette paroisse, ddment COM
missionne par lie Gouverneur, etablft un Grand
encan mensuel a Plattenville, chez M. CLoDIUs
L1NossIER.
II Sc trouve sur les lieux un bon magasin de
depot pour y ~recevoir toutes les marchandises
qu'on voudra bien y envoyer. ainsi qu'une ma
gnifque savanna pour les animaux qu'on voudra
faire vendre au Grand Encan de Prescription.
Get mean aura lieu tous les deuxiemes samedis
de chaque mois.
rAdr6ssser les marchandises a M. J. b.
Guillot on a M. C. Linossier. Pour los condi-
tons, s'adresser a Pun de ces messieurs. 40
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-30
Moroccan de Terre,

Situe dams la p~aroisse Assumption, dams lie brule
st. Martin, mesurant q~uarante neuf arpents de
superfcie, plus on moins, ensemble avec los ba-
~tisses ct authorizations qui en- dependent, bornee
dun cote par la terre appartenant maintenant a
John McCathey ct de l'autre cote par la terre
appartenant maintenant "a Jean Dugas.
~ Is a4qft Ternes ct conditions 5ftI"ft >*#
La terre cidessus decrite sera vendue en- trois
termes eganx, echeant dams les mois de mars des
annees 1859, 1854, ct 1885,. .e54gt gk@es
L'acquereur devra fournir une caution
bonnie ct solvable, avec hypotheqne speciale
j~uaqu'au parfait Placement, ct toufes sommes
qui re seront pas ponctuellement payees aux
echeances p~orteront interet a raison de HUT
pour cent par an j~usqu'au paieme.t.
Paroisse ~.assomption. 8 mai 1852.
50 $3.50 A. F. Hickman, sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-30
ANNOUNCES.
&c,

LIE public est prevent que Ia societe
oui ~existait sous Ia raison Triche ct Me.
~lancon. est dissoute dun commnn accord.
depuis le Ter jour de c. mo1s.
as Mr.. Victorin Triche reste seul char
ge de ~rexpIoitation de Establishment ct
M. Ozeme Melancon, des collections des
complies fats jusqu'an Ter Mai.
En- consequence de cette dissolution
de s%ociete, les debiteurs ct les creanciers
de MN. Triche ct MeIancon sont ms.
tamment prizes de passer a leur burea
pour IN reglement.
NapoleonviIle, lie 4 Mai 1852.