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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
FARM FOR SALE-Located about

IA miles from the Hudson River Railroad Oepot -
Croton Said farm IS suitably DIVIDED ino
wood meadow pasture and orchards with an eIceens
v~rety of fruit comfortable two story house Iage oarn
b. Plenty Of good freth water. Inquire OF FL, ma
'A"' No. Isl BoweSy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
NOR SALE-A splendid Country Resi-

IL -lsncs, at the beautiful harbor of NORTH PORT,
l. L. fronting the SQUAD Of the most healthy and
from HuntDgton and but three distance from New
Yofk By railTead There 10 also ne OF packets plying
Aprl 10 November fine, soum0diops steamer rsnsdSy
between the two places. The Dwelling, . recently fin
n tbs perfect stoJiss basement cellar
&c ten rooms, Of which tive parors ID by 20 feet
each with folding deos About ten feet north
Of the hsuse excellent kitchen with good bake
also well Of pure spring water dioining
The grounds house tasefuly laid out
With gravel walks and besutfu shrubbeD; fronting on
the hsrtor bath houses all the necessary coHven
ielcies for bathing The haYboy abeunds with great
abundance Of sh clans and the hnes largest oysters in
the world.
Moth Port is the most thriving little village Of ito
upon Long Island There large at tins
place which very celebrated for building the finest
xstsst clipper ships and schosners che county, The
above property win be ssld - great bargss Tens
easy b. applying Immediately to ". JOHN DE MOTT,
Rel EstAfe Agent, No 81 9Th st., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

r MEMS and LINEN GOODS, Tsoe.
IL Cloths Danasks. rspsins, Towels. Ieweisss -
per- Dsy,ss Hdkf, shssiAss. &c for sale ss 10" sn'
'A' w nsizarHswsk CO. Nos :sand 90 cssAanss-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

&TEAM POWER to LET.-Larpe we'll.
~ lighted rscns in eoavsnisnt ntustioa WITH constant
asd STEADY power. Apply 10 JOHN H. PHRRIS
ccEnsr q ozvsavseA aaA Deaah-sis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

STARK MILLS SHEETINGS.-9M
sals by NESMIrH CO.,
Ne 50 Brssd-st sad Ne. Ns~'@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

NOR SALE-A pleasant Country Resi.
Il dencs. with nine acres Of land, half mile sosth OF
the village Of Stamford Co., close to as Tss! hss
comfortable and in good order four minutes Walk from
Depot Of N. Y & N. H R. r. and steamboat iandiss;
barn stable carriage houss ice house, large garden for
est fruit trees and shrubbery good fishing and boating
Apply to 8 BURKHALrER. No 1871 Fulton-st n +,
or TO the subscriber, on the premises w. fHfFE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

EVAkM for SALE on LONG ISLAND,
containing about tbuty 1--WE serss about II milss from
the city, and ten minutes wax from Railroad dep6,
healthy and pleasant neghhorbocd in the vcAy Of ssve
raj FIVE private residences Will be sold reasonable
terms For particulars inquire of JACOB s. ABRAMS,
Ne <4s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
NOR SALE-A delightful Country Res

VlFVN W.
idencc and ten acres of Land in the village Of Hemp
stead L. l., twenty miles from this city The house
cottage built one and half with wings, and piaz
"a extending the whole length Upon the place fine
and other buldng, orchard grape vineyard and al
kinds Of sbrubbery The place il beautifully laid cut,
with lawn in front So Not sold on sp.culatioa, and
"'' g. DE WITT, No. l09 John-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
CITE for COUNTRY SEAT for SALE

~ CHEAP.-Pssons wishing to obtain a site upon the
Hudson, have good chance procure a fine
tanning little than situated about $50 yards
above the Railroad Depot at Dobbs Ferry Village 81 miles
fiom Chsnbers-st IL 10 well wooded and wstered and
has two building sites upon II handing uninterrupted
and upeQusled of the from the CITY to the
Highlands The owner of ground designed to build
thereon. but has lately located in California; and has d.
cd the Immediate posa OF II for cash, order to
further In his business Apply personally postpaid
to JUSTICE COUzEN'S, DoDbs' Ferry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

H'OR SALE-The steamboat BOSTON
y and the Tackle The Boston 200 tuns burden, has
Capt Crookes peent Propelle attached Can be altered
for SIDE heel tesred Her and boilers are coed
sno " fuI mig order She now tils al the foot
a.. N where she NAY he examined rsrmr, easy For
further particulars apply NJ Ne eo Courilandt-1 N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

AT PRIVATE SALE-A valuable Lot
N Of Ground in South Brooklyn. the south side u
Carroll. st.; between Clinton and Henry Lot Is BY 100
feet. This Lot il in the most thriving part OF sSuta
first class. For terms and particulars apply to.
COLE Chiffon. No. 9 wall ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

EOR SALE-Twenty-Four Building
l. Lots at BloomDgdae. They elisibly situated
70, 80, e2d st. and l2h between nth and 18th
Also substantial and well built Three-story Brick
House in sitst, between 9Th and 9th Is in good
repair has large dry ard paved cellar, CrotsR water and
arble mantles from basement to Sd story has Is
and every way desirable house 1t will be sold
VIM KUMBEL ., Ferry.U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

r OFFS in BROADWAY.-The very
u light and spacious L0fts store, No. al
proadwsv beywsen Howard and Grand vii b Let On
sass Desired The ana lof 10 about 100 fest dssp the
'~As' ~ AT.FREp MUNROK CO.. No. al Broskvsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

ITO LET-In Union-square, next to 18th.
Il st.. the upper part Of House. Just finished situated
No 10 Union square suitable for private Boarding House.
with dxtuIsa cotnple.e. Apply ea the promised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

DIBBONS, SILKS, and MILLlNEkI
III GOODS at No. % BOwERY.-I have lSts1 v -
sireedv ertsnsivs fresA imported fths above g
s.otker Isres addition fres the late bankrupt
World assure buyers waat Of thus class Il gsoss -
Wholesale or retail, thai ws viii ofsr then oas
shis city. n H. LiCnIsNsbs~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

LNOK ALIFOkNIA.-Tne subscriber
continues to keep up his well selected sssortassi
Of Miners and Gold Picks, Pckares. Sbovels Spadse
Hoes, Ares Hatehets Hunter Knives, Guns Pistols Re-
volvep. Mortsr and Pesss lngo,s Melting Ladies' Re-
toTts, Sand Crucibes Geld Scales aud sthsr arteles
con pTsing general assortment 81 Hardware. ana Ears
Tools for shp and house carpenters cOOpers bseksm
Ac particularly adopted to the California market and er
traders On the Pacific Coast. C.S LITTLE
Nos. 50 and d Tultos-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

THO LEASE-EightL LOTS of G. ROUND
Il as by iO0-commencing from the corner of East
River and Cherry fronting The wasr Inquire At the
s Also second hand Boilers for SALE from to 20 horse
power. Also wanted. single Man. as Groom, Gardener
and Florist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

STEAM POWER with LIGHTED
SROOMs, 70 LEr-At Nos $50 and is1 Csasyv- n
conner Of Hss.sr. Avply to PE0ARB SNI III % the
and Elizabeth sts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

a L PRIVATE SA LIZ The f0ur-st0ry
~ brick HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND known Al
No. 1872 West lith st bet Ssh and havs sZs oil
House Is by 80 Of Lot as feet by l0 feet iAches
ia depth Said House finished in eesans style with al
dem mprovemeLts for sucn gas nc &C
Fer price Terms and further as appl, 10 SfHO
NY J BLEECKER, AuctoDeeI, No. I Brcad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

ENOR SALE--Five three.story new
IL brsck Houses in vii iamsbu'sh, well built Terms
eesv Pce 81 500 Said within three min utes
wa Of either Of the ferries and in respectable
refshbsShsod. For psrticul ars apply to
RI HANF0RD. ding School, wiliamsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
TO LET-At Ne. 81 Wall. ST., (Jauncey-

dence. situated at Upper Morisana, about two min;
utes walk fom the depo The house is situated hill
conn andng beautiful for 20 miles around max
very healthy and desirable residence The com
mutation TO The city 10 very low. Inquire Of JACOB
LAVAL, the builder, on the premises, 81 Of z A.
NORWOOD, Ne. 303 Washington up stairs, New
York. from II to o'clock ~ Bit will be ready for &C.
cueaion on lat April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
. HITE- ST, near Broadway TO let,

w the three story basement house Ne 81 whte-st..
snly three doors west of Broadway very desirable oca
ton for m,neT ladies' shoe store other
gsnee business The lower and upper floors will Do rented
separately or together, as may SUIT applicants
Also building the of said lot, with sky light
sui able other light business Will be rented
with the front house. separately The whole will he put
good order for good tenants Apply at No 1874 Pears
corner of Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
'NZED IRON HOUSEHOLD
mo COUNTRY MECHANISM

first quality wroug ht and Nails II even vxssty
and sirs at the manufacturers very lowest pnces Bos
sale BY EDWARD y. DICkIE. No. iN Chanbsu q
near Hudson River Railroad DEPOT.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-21
AVIS REELECTION.

neur de | Etat de la LOuisiaTe, une election
aura lieu aux dif1erens bureauy detection
etablis dams cette Paroisse, lie I,
l2MEJOUR DU MOIS D'AVRIL 1852,
entire neuf hours du matin ct quatre hen-
res dc t'apres-mids;. pour recevoir les votes
des votans qualities de cette Paro!ssc, sur
Ia necessit6 d'avoir une Convention pour
changer la Constitution.
Chaque votant q%ualifie, votant POUR GU coNTRE
la Convention, ecrira GU imprimera sur son
ballot lie mot CONVENTION, sill est en- faveur de
la dlte Convention '-et les mots PAS DE Co.'S
%vENTIoN, sill est oppose. a ia dite Convention.
Les Heur d'EIections sont CONNIE suit :;
Ter. DISTRICT,-Chez Juan Al!eman, GU dams
lie voisinage. Commissioners Octave Wives,
Nellie Leblanc ct Juan Alleman.
2me. Chez Andre Acosta, GU dams lie voisinage,
Commissaires: Theophile Fernandez, A.
Acosta ct Trasimon Trahant.
3me. A rhabitation de SEVERN Landry, OH dams
lie volslnage, comm!ssaires Alex. Guillot,
,Narcisse T'emplet ct Martin Melancon.
4me. Chez Marius Albagnac, on dams lie voisi-
mage, commissaires E. kandry, VIM. w.
Pugh ct Mariuss Albagnac.
ONE. Cilez DrauZin Ei!me!, gu danS lie VOlsl1a-
&c, commissaires J. Lettwick, Clairviile
Himel ct Amedae Tete.
Cine. Au cafe de NJ. Boudreau, on dams lie vol
sinage, commissioners Theodule Labadie,
Auguste Fremin ct Ellie Landry.
Tine. A rhabitation de E.. e. MaiIhot, GU dams
lie voisinage, commissaires w. 4. Sims,
Vincent Landry ct Charles Ballot.
8me. A la N1aison de cour de la P%aroisse, COM
misssires: G. C. Raby, C. L. Mayor ct
A. N. Foley.
eme, Au cafe de Felix Hebert, a Paincourtville,
- ccmmissaires J. B.. Dugas, Felix
Gillet ct J. w. Jones.
IO-Chez Dufossard Landry on dams lie vol
sinage conmissaires Eug. Comeau fills,
Vileor Leblanc ct SEVERN Landry.
11-Chez Francois Mo,lerc GU dams lie voisi-
mage, commissaires Hypolite Braud, Ant
Diez ct Marcelin A. Leblanc.
l2-Chez Etienne Psnisson, GU dams lie voisi-
mage, commissaires Etienne Penlsson fills
Cleophas Penisson ct Zephirin Giroir.
l3-Chez Anac'et simoneau. GU dams le voisi-
mage, commissaires; Anaclet SImoneaue ct
Falcour Porche.
14-Chez Dorcino Renthrop, GU dams lie voisi-
mage, commissaires: Pierre Theriot Dor
elmo Renthrop ct Charlie eros.
DLes commissaires d Elections des dife-
rents bureaux NOMINEES par lie Jur! de Police
de la Paroisse Assumption, sont regu!s de
tenir la dite Election, etd'en faire lie retour
au Sheriff soussigne commencement la loi,
Paroisse Assumption, 9 mars 1852.
AT. Hickman, Sheriff.
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~INONDATION
EN- AN Err r E..

Tine terrible calamite a Gu lieu lie
fsyrier, a HoImirth, village a 6 miles
G.Hudders6eId. Plusieurs fabriques de
cette place sont approyisionnees d'eau
oar des reservoirs places dams les parties
iilevses de la localite. Des pInies CONT
nuelles ont occasionne tne telle preston,
on.un des reservoirs q cede, a rompu ses
dJ;pues. vers denx heures du matin, ct a
cause les plus effrayantes devastations.-
I,seao ssest precipitee ave une violence
terrible sur lie village, balayant, dams sa
course impetucuse ct irresistible, les ha-
~b;tations qui Sc t%rouvaient sur son pas
sape ct les habitans endormis quselles
eontenaient.
A quatre heures du matin settlement,
On ~pouvait venir ali secours des malheu-
,euses vlctimes de cette ~epouvantable
Catastrophe. A sept heures, on await
dtia retrouve s~oixante eadayres !.....
Dams une seule rang6e des maisons
enleyees par lie courant, il ny await pas
noins de %cinquante ct n personnes.
Plus de cent personnes ont troave la
mort dams ce sinistre, ct les dommages
serouyes sont eyalues 4 100000 Iiyres
serIing, cscst a-dire 4 I5,OO0.00O de Fl.
tout celia en- moins dune demi -heure. On
aretrouse des cadavres jus lu'a Is miles
de distance.
lie reservoir, don't la rupture a cause
eette catastrophe, etait pres DIES gorges
profondes des collines on v%iennent tom
Der les eaux des riyjeres Holme ct Di-
gbee.
Une digue de $50 pieds de largesconsi
senait une masse enorme d'eau profonde
de IS a 90 pieds. Toute cette digue
&c rompit du haut en- BIAS, ct, au miiieu
de Ia mutt, une ~epouvantai,Ie avalanche
aeau vint fondre sur Ia vile yoisine.
Du reste, la vei!le du s%inistre, o sat
tendait a ce qni est arrive on en-, causa
pute Ia journee, ct plus de %cinquante
personnes rcsterent sur la digue, lie soir
meme a attendre l'explosion 81 ~qnclques
uncs dsentr'elles n'avaient couru dams la
yaIlee al ,dernitr moment. ct rescllle
beanconp de monde, on aurait a deplo-
rer IN sb%eaucoup plus grand nombre de
morris.
lie meme jour on ce desastre await
lieu dams le comte d'York, les deborde>
mems de fIrwell, de la Mersey ct d'au-
Tres fivieres qui arrosent lie comte dc
Lancashire, occasionnaient des dsgats
tres considerables dams les cnvirons de
Manchester ct Dc Liverpool.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-21
10. UN
Moroccan de Terre,.

situe en- cette paroisse, Ell arriere du Grand
Bayou, contenant AZ arpens de superficie [plus
on moins] borne yers FIST ct lOuest par la
terre de Ford ct Dugas, ensemble ayec toates
les bAtisses ct ameliorations qui y superintendent
20. Une n6gresse nominee Clarisse agee de-
80 ans, ct son enfant nomme John age de 2 ans.
80. Une negrite nominee. Eulalie agee d en-
Vlron 10 ans. 40. Deux enlbarcations, les outils
aratolres, chevaux, vaches, etc.
Termes ct conditions.
La terre payable en- trois termes egaux, un
tiers en- mars 1858, un tiers en- mars 1854, ct
lie dernier tiers en- mars 1856.
Les e~sc!aves payable cinquante piast. es
compliant, sur chaque tete, ct la balance en- troiz
termes tgaux, IN tiers en- mars 1853, un tiers
en- mars 1854 ct le. dernier tiers en- mars 1855.
LIE mobilier payable en- mars 1853.
Les acquereurs devront fournir leurs bilIets
avec des bonnes cautions, payable au bureau
du Recorder de cette paroisse, a rordre de Fad
ministrateur de Ia dite succession, e~ttoutes SOM
mes qui re seront pas ponctuellement payees
porteront interet a raison de HUT pour cent par
an a partir des echeances.
La terre ct les esclaves %resteront spectacle
ment hypotheques j~usqu'au parfait placement.
Paroisse Assumption, lie 10 mars 1852,
80 Il. r. Hickman, Sheriff.
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BULLETlN MARITIME.
ARaEMENs ANNoNces EN- ANGLErgRRE.

lie Steele a mentionne, aux Affaifes
exterieures, les bruits contradictoires re-
latifssa larmement dune escadre anglai-
Sc destinee a croiscr dams la Manche a
tout evenement. ii ne nous appartient
pas d'examiner sill faut a%jouter TO; de
preference aux dement's du Morning.
Herald GU au recit du Chronicles; seuIe-
mcnt, en- examinant la Iiste des vaisscaux
don't ce dernier compose son cscadre,
nous remarquons QUEEN etlet lis sont tous
en etat d'armene,,t, ct prets, en- tout cas-,
a composer par leur reunion, en- tres
peu de temps, II force navajo impor-
tante.
Ainsi, lie trois.ponts lie Waterloo, de
I20 canons, est stationnaire a Sherness;
lie Queen, de l16 canons, arrive de la
Mediterranee; I'I~n,prenable, dc l04 ca
mons, est stationnaire a Davenport; lie
Saint Uincent est a Portsmouth; lie Prin-
ce Regent, de 90, a L%isbonne, ct deja
rappeIe, dit on, EN- Angleterre; lie Rod
neg, de 90, est a Portsmouth; lie London,
de 80, est dams un etat ayance d'arme-
mcnt a Sherness; lie Superbe, %reyient de
Ia Mediterrannfe, lie Boscowen, de 70, est
en- station a Chatham; un vaisseau dc GO
canons ct a heIice, fait lie service de
garde-c6tes a Portsmouth Il Edimburg. de
s5S, est en- armement a Gosport; lie Ho-
que, F.frethusa, lie Leander, sont a Lis
bonnie; l..ajac est sur la cote Orlando.
En- outre, yingt-cinq des batiments a
vapeur que nous O mentionnes dams
notre buI!etin@de %janvier sont maintenant
aarmes au materiel, ct prets a recevoir
lear eqnipage; c'est lie requirement de
.1ceax-ci qui lorme la principale dificulte
DIES armemens de l'AngIcterre en- temps
de paix; cal ellie ma recours qua ''enEo-
lefnent yolontaire, ct ses marins, 81 nom
breux quilts %soient, ont a fournir All SER
vice dune immense quantit6 de batimens
de commerce..
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G. r A N d
DE L'ASSOMPTION.

LIE public est prevent que NJ. J. B. GULL.
LOT, encanteur de cette ~paroisse, d1ment com
missionna par lie Gouyerneur, etabIit un Grand
encan mensuel a PJattenville, chez M. CLoDIUs
LINossIER.
II Sc trorve sur les lieux un bon magasin de
depot pour y ~recevoir toutes les marchandises
qu'on voudra bien y envoyer, ainsi qu'une ma
g%nifique savanna pour les animaux qu'on voudra
faire vendre au Grand Encan de rAssomption.
Get mean aura, lieu tous les deuxiemes samedis
de chaqne mois.
cn mad dr. ) m' & !sf Li mssGssnd rss, a ,o M.e e1aj p:
tons, s'adresser a Fun de ces messieurs. 30
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-21
Sherif.'s Sale.

CHeT!U 5 que.
Union Bank of Louisiana-No 329-vs
Augnste Tete's estate. THE State Of
Louisiana, Fifth judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish Of As
sumption.-By virtue Of and in obe-sl
dience 10 a writ of Fl. fa., to me d.
rected by the hon. the above court, III
the above entitled and numbered suit,
dated January ID 1852.
/ have. seized and will offer at public sale, on
the premises, on Saturday the 3rd day of April
1862, between the hours of eleven a. NJ. and four
O'Clock P. NJ, the following described property.
to wit
10. A Tract of Land,
situated in the parish of Assumption, on the
right bank Of Bayou Lafourche, at about eleven
miles below the village of Napoleonville, mea-
suring four arpeuts front on said bayou, by forty
arpents in depth, bounded above by lands of
jacques Henry, now lands Of the estate] and
below by land Of the Citizens Bank; together
with all the houses, buildings, gin. store houses,
stables, negro cabins, and constructions thereon,
the implements Of husbandry, belonging, or in
any way appartaining.
Also, one hundred and seventeen shares OF
TIE capital took Of said bank, and also the fol-
lowing nance slaves, to wit
James, 40 years old, Talton, 30 YEAR,, Philips
As years, Piedy, 40 years, Jenny, 40 years, and
Ephram, 50 years, with their increase, during
the continuance Of the mortgage granted to said
Bank. Seized to pay and satisfy the above writ,
interest and costs, without the benefit Of apprai-
sement.
Terms and Conditions
The above described property will be sold At
twelve months credit, from the day Of sale, the
purchaser being required to furnish his bonds
with good and sufficient security, and special
mortgage on the property sold, bearing interest
at the rate Of ten per cent per anIluin, from the
day Of th adjudication, until paid.
Parish Of assumption, March l7thl85s,
40 A. r. Hickman, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-21
Succession Sale.

Succession of Edouard Babin, deceased.
BY virtue O and in obedience to an order
ofsale to me directed by the honorabl
the Fifth Judicial District Court Of the
State of Louisiana, in and for the
parish Of Assumption, dated March sth
1852.
Will be offered at public auction, by A,
F. Hickman, sheriff of the parish of Assump-
ton on Thursday the 18th day of April,
1852, at ten o'clock A. NJ. on the premises,
in this parish, between Grand Bayou and
Bayou Corne, the following described pro-
rerty belonging to the above succession, to
wit !:
LIST A tract o fland situated in this Parish
back of Grand Bayou. containing forty two
superficial arpents, more or less, bounded
towards the east and south by land of Ford
and Dugas, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
20 A negress named Clarisse 80 years
Of age and her son named John 2 years old.
3rd. A negro girl named Eulalie, about
10 years old.
9TH. Two Pirogues; Farming utensils,
horses, cows etc.
Terms and conditions.
The landed property payable in three
| equal instaiments, one third in march 1858,
Que third in march 1854, and the remaining
third in march 1866; the slaves payable
fifty dollars cash, on each head, and the ba-
lance in three equal instruments one third in
march 1853, one. third in march 1854, and
the remaining third in march 1855; tho
movable property payable in march 1858.
Purchasers to give their notes with good SCI
curity, payable at the office Of the Recor-
der of this parish, to the order of the admi-
n~istrator ofsaid succession, and all sums not
punctually paid at maturity, to bear interest
at the rate of eight per cent per annum; the
landed property and slaves to remain spe.
cially mortgaged, until paid.
Parish of Assumption, march 10th 1852.
80 4. z. Hickman, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-21
UN ANE AL BAL.

Tn ane abandonne par sonp roprielai-
re, qui s'etait arrete chez TN marchand
dc wins, fanait avant-hicr soirFue de
Ia Chausse-d'Antin, dit un journal de
Paris du Is f%tyrier. II ,%arriva pres du
Casino Paganini, auqneI conduit, COM
M on salt, une Tongue avenue dams la
quelle stationnent des voitures apparte-
nant 4 IN louenr du .%voisinage. !''odenr
du foin attira mailre Ali5oron qni emilia
'I'allee. les cochers l'accueilIirent par des
clameurs ct des coups de fouet qi preci-
piterent sa course jusqu'a la sale de bal
situee au ez-de~chaussee ct dams laqlel-
lie il cntra tout efhfare.
Cette apparition inattendue causa n
emotion extraordinaire. L'orchestrc exc
.catait precisernent n sorte de galop
Internal, lie Galop des ,cheni;ns de fer,
dams lequel lie son des cloches sc mele
au brnit de la ferraiIle de faGon a pro-
duire un epouvantablc tintamarre. lie
rohssin, epouvante, Sc precipita a tra-
yersla rondc, en- detachant dc tous CO.
les 5des ruades. Les danseuses s'ehfuirent;
~i'orchestre s'interrompit.
La premiere surprise passee, on s'amn-
sa de &c burlesque incident. ct de jolies
mains caressereut lie coursier d'Arcadie,
en- lui Dormant des gateabx. Entierement.
remis, il manifestait paroles signes visi--l
blcs sa ioie de se.trouvtra p%areille fate,
quand des sergerts de vile intervinrent
ct, s'cmparant de I'intrus, lie conduisi-
rent chez lie commissaire de police, qai,
sans juger d propos de finterroger, Sc
contenta de l'envoyera Ia fourriere.