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VEN re DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de dame veuve FRANCOIS


BARILLEAUX.
II sera ,e,Fin iuseJi 40 9tcembre 1852, a di,
heures da matln, sur les lieux, par A.. Hick-
man, sheriff ct encanteur de cette paroisse, unf
habitation ctabIie en- s%ucrerie. situee ell cette
p~arolsse, sur la rive gauche du Bayou Lafour.
che, a environ cling miles au-dessous de Ma.
poironVllle, mesurant hut arpens trois quarts
de tace au DIT Bayou, plus GU lnoins, sur quatre.
vlngts arpents de protondeur; la terre est paral-
lele, bornce en- llaut par la terre de Edouard
Pugh, ct ell bas par ceile de K. C.. Martin, en-
scmble avec toutes les batisses ct authorizations
qul sly trouvent, consistent en- une s]ucrerie
avec une machine a vapeur presque neuve, un
moulin a scle neut Iapeur, etc.
Aussi cent cinquante actions de la Banque
DIES Citoyens seront vendues av,c fhabitation
LhabItation est pourvued de beaucoup de bois,
particulieremcntd'un grand nombre de cypres;
II y d trols cents arpents de terre favourable.
sans les parques, Ia terre est egodtee par fosses
ct canauX Il soixante ct quinze arpents de pro-
tondeur. II est reserve des cannes pour 40 a Is
arpents de plant.
Aussi les ~esclaves suiva hts, savoir: JULES.
Ingcnleur: age de 90 ans; PAULIN, age de 26
aus; DAVID, 2S ans; JOHN, 81 ans; Michel. 80
ans; GEORGES, 45 ans; AUSTIN, "a ans: JAMES
So ans; APoL1NAlEE, IS ans; WILLIAM, 20 ans,
GFoRGE, 10 ans; JOHN, IL ans; MARTHA, 27 ans,
ivec ses trois entans JOR, 8 ans, LOUISIANA, 5
ans ct Clcotide, 3 ans ct demi: SULLYM, II ans;
avec son entant FANNY, agee de + ans; SANY,
Is abs, e, ses deux %enfans, WILLIAM, 6 ans, ct
HENRY, 2 ans; MARY, 80 ans; AKGIrTE, 10 ans;
JACK, rs ans; JANE, IL ans.
Aussi 20 a % chevaux ct mulets. 90 beufs
de tire ct vaches, so cochons, outils aratoires,
cbarrettes a b9uts ct a chevaux, ct environ
5000 barile de uiais.
Conditions de la ventc :
Pour la terre, mile piastres compliant, en-
PEASANT la vente, ct la balance payable ell qua
ire termes egauX en- tout mars 1853. ell mars
1863. Ell mars 1895, ct Ell mars 1856.
Les esclaves seront pavables en- trois termes
.gaux, I'm tiers EN- mars 1853. un tiers en- mars
1854, ct lie dernier tiers en- mars 1855.
LIE mobliler, clevaux, mulets, etc, payable
toutes soInmes au-dessous de $40 compliant, ct
tu-dessns Ell deaX ternes cgaux. Motto en-
mars 1853 ct rautre moitie en- mars 1854. Les
evront %fournir leurs billets endosses
/ la satisfaction des heritiers ct payables ru
'nreau du SHERIFF. de cette ~paroisse, portant inte-
ct a raison de 8 pour cent par an, a partir des
.chcances. La terre ct les e~scIaves resteront
'pecialement .ypotheques ~iusqu'au Placement
Lees actes de vente devront Gtre passes. par
leVant A. Morel, notaire public, aux trais des
ycquereurs.
Paroisse Absorption, lie IS novembre 1852.
A. F. HICKMAN,
Sheriff ct Encantcur.
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mo- Il 81 Specification secrete. chaqne ill.,
fexion de voix son %attrait, cha9ue siIen'
ce son intimc honheur. 1
C'est une chose charmante ct souvc-
rainement gratieuse quo &c continued
echange de pensecs sympahiqhes, opere
entire deux occurs qui s'aiment, d raide
de mois qui. dams lie langage commun.
ont I'M sens reggie, precis ettres pea ten.
DIRE. lei Ia grammaire re transforme; ,e
sourire acce tue la phrase It lui 6te Ia
Specification indifference; IN coup digi!
met de Ia passion dams telle rfponse one
comma nde f'nsage; Tanonr pur a aussi
son argot. Mails Get argot ne s'enseigne
point; vo,s l.onbliez le jour. OH yous mai
mez plus; vicillard, you ne sauriez plus
lie comprendre. C'hst nne langne choisie
que lie cenr senl entend ct parle; n
Iangue don't la mystiqne syntaxe yous est
revelee par lc premier regard qui' eteille
votre anne; I'M Ianglie on chaque mot
vent dire bonhcnr /; une Iangue enfin
que bien des gems ne psrlent qu'une
fois dams lcur vic, mais qu'on souarait
parler tonJonrs. IA
Helene ct Xavier ne r~aronhaient que.
re F;tmour.
PA IL 1a@
- -s4aH& #EEE%#+E y|@@. r. S#3 ~ r.
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AVIS.
A NJ. CHARLES A. COHEN.
ilabitant absent ct proprietaire en- cette

ilabitant absent ct proprietaire en- cettc
paroissc.
Vous 6tes par la prtsente notifie de faire les
reparations suivantes au chemin ct a la Ievee
du moroccan de terre que vous posstdez, situe
sur la rive gauche du Bayou Latourche, a peu
pres neuf mile en- bas de NapoleouvilIe.
Dams la levee il y "a peu pres vingt trous
d'ecrevlsseS a etre %remplis, la Ievce dot atre
iortItee par des piqnets ct vous devez a~jouter
trois pieds a sa base ct un a sa hauteur.
Sur lie cote gauche du chemin vous devez
faire un%s Iosse, Is pouces de large ct y de ~profon.
deur, aussi I'm fosse de la meme dimension, Sc
tendant a donze arpents, dams la protondenr
aussi deux points. LIE chemin ct la levee sont
avant tout les reparations ordonntes par la loi.
LIE dit Outrage dot etre achieve avant; on lie
10 noVembre 1852, 81 vous etes Ell default, vous
serez poursuivi COMM la loi l'autorise.
Assumption, lie IL octobre 1852.
f. RONAGOSA,
Inspector des chemins ct levees de la %paroisse
Assumption. 6
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. Fifth Judi

STATE OF LOUISIANA. Fifth Judi
cial District Court in and for the Pa
IRISH of Assumption.
In the matter Of the SUGGESTIONS OF
Joseph Gantreaux and Scholastique Pei
letter his wife, both deceased.
Whereas Cleophas Gautreaux of the parish
of Lafourche Interior, has petitionned the Court
for letters for the administration of the afore-
said SUGGESTIONS.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
show cause within ten days, why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
granted.
by order ofthc Court. ...
Assumption, this ODD oct. 1882.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
I Clerk.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour

- vi Ho
dn Cinqnieme District Judiciaire dams
ct pour la paroisse Assumption.
Dams l~'affaire DIES SUGGESTIONS de 10.
seph Gaulreaux ct Scholastique PelIetier
son eDo'se, tous deux decides.
Attendu que Cleophas Gautraaux, de la pa
roISse Lafourche lnterieure, a ~presente une
petition a la Cour a l'ctfet d'obtenir des let
tres administrator aux dites SUGGESTIONS.
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceux que
celia peut concerner, d'avoir a dGduire, sous dix
Jous, les ~raisons pour lesquelles il ne serait pas
TAFT droit a la dite petit n.
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
Assumption, lie % octobre 1852
Desire Leblanc,
Greffier.
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de..., I'exptdient de madame Ia marquis
Sc ent etc pitoyable: il cit mis- pcut-etre
ces mcssicurs a la mode; dirige contre
Xavier, il prcnait une force rcdontable
on ne pardonne rien aux gems toleres.
Done, 81 madame la marquise await
abandonne ce plan pour I'M autre, Get
aulre devait atre immanquable.
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. II, Mississippi street, 10
DONALDSONvILLE.

E DONALD>GNvILLE. .9aiiTH
John Bulls Sands and Townsend's Sarsa
pan lila, Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs;
colds, etc, Liyerwort; and tar and canchala-
qua. for consumption, balsalm ofwild cherry
for diseases ofthe lungs, Compound syrup
OF Naptha, for asthma and colds. so
Oxygenatrd b~itters, for dyspepsia, pbihi,
sic, etc, India cholagogue, for fever and
ague, etc, Electrical ftbrifuge or Speeds
fever tonic; Railways ready relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for rheumatisms and govt.
Wner's Canadian vermif,gs, ,Longloy's
great western panacea, for liver complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains %ofalEkinds-
Mexican mustang IMMINENT for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerv.7 and bone
Iinimeut for horses, sherman's O%llobsaofnian,
all healing balsam, Magical pain extractor,
for all kinds of sores, Jew David'ss or He
brew's Plasters. III s'@sa ai'i z .2@
1'1. sa1f' :a@1od ,Y7a.tlta
G%raefenberg Vegetable Pills. ~ 's"''t9 ~
Mofal's do do ~
VIM. Wrigbt.s do .'' do ~
Magnetic powder fordestruction of roa-
ches, Phospboric paste, Death on rats.
:-ACastor oil. Epsutn salt, sulfats
de %quinine, de Powers ct Weightman ct DE-
Robiquet. r8 sao 1a 4ts4
Poudres de seidiitz. -T7-- r=-= f. Fl 5-F-.7
Donaldsonville, Is JUN 1881 81
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EAESTgNM MNHASR.

ssnN NWksstS vernon of the State O
~~ Louisiana, dated 9th No
vrnber 1852, Elections will I've held in The
parish of Assumption, on Monday, the 27tl
div december 1852, from 9 O'Clock A
NJ. to A o'clock p. M. for the purpose Q
electing a Governor, a Lieutenant Cover
nor, II Secretary of State, an Attorney &C.
neral, a Treasurer, a Superintendent O
Public School Education, aud the members
of the General Assembly, as fellows, viz
The District composed of the parishes
of Assumption, Lafourchc Interior and Her
rebonne. shall elect two Senators, and three
Representatives from the parish of Assump-
ton, shall also he elected.
The places of Elections are as fellows :
FIRST, WARD. At or near Juan A!eman's
residence: commissioners, Octave Vi
YES. Nellie Leblanc and J. Aleman.
end Ward. At or near F.A. Deviller's coffee
house; commissioners, Theophile Fer
'.'. nandez, Andre Acosta and Trasimond
Trahant.
3rd Ward..aAt or near the plantation OF Be.
verin Landry near the parroch'ai
church; commissioners, Alex. GuIllot,
Narci<se Templet, & p. M. MelanG"n.
4th Ward. At or near Mari'ls Albagnac's
residence; commissioners, T.. Landry,
w. W. Pugh IL Marius Albagnac.
5th Ward. AT or near Drauzin Himels re-
sidence; commissioners, J. Lrftwich,
s> Clairvilie Hinlel and F. A. TGte.
9Th Ward. At or near the coffee house of
Maxile Roudrea,x; commissioners, tn.
Labadie, Aug. Fremin and +. Landry.
7th Ward. At or near the plantation of e.
f.. Mailhot; commissioners, W. A.Slms,
Vincent Landry u Charles Bellot,
sih Ward. At the court house; commits on
ers, &. l.. Mavor and 4. NJ. Foley.
9th Ward. Al the billiard room of J. G. f..
@ Gaulhier, i'm Paincourtville; commissio-
ners, J. B. l.. Dugas, Felix GilIet ct
G.. ". Jones.
10Th Ward. At or near the residence of
Dutlossard Landry; commissioners, +.
Comean tls, Vi!eor Leblanc and SIEVE.
a.5 rim Landry.
llth Ward. At the residence of F. Mollere;
Cbsiiilhssi'pICls bIiPoytC tahhSis N"ui,
ceiin A.. Leblanc and Antoine Diez.
.latl Ward. At or near the residence of E.
sci PeniSson; commissioners. Etienne Pc
a-t Nilsson fills, Zephirin Giroir and Cleo
aH35, pllas peni>son.
18th Ward. At or near the residence of A.
Simoneau, in Pierre Part; commission
sa1ei. ners, A, S,morpau and J. v. Porche.
lIih Ward. At or near the residence of Dl
Rentrop, in Grand River; commission
ers. Pierre Theriot. Durcino Rentrop
aud Charles Gros. l.
GTThe commissioners of the several
precincts appointed by the Police jury
Of the Parish Of Assumption, arc hereby {,
required TO hold said election and to ,
make the returns thereof according to $
law.
4. Parish of Assumption, dec. 9Th 1852. =
IL A. f. Hickman, Sheriff.
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.' RNRNRMATs
PRIs PAR LIE MoYEN DU
d A G U K r r f OF Y p Il
p. G. PETGNOT,,

Annonce resPcctneuscmrnt an public
quill II prepare me sale a Ia Maison
d'Ecole de p~aincourtville - on il est
pref a prendre dcs portraits, par un
temps convert AUST hicn que par IN
temps clair. 81
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Paquebot Regulier-Deux fois par Semaine
POUR La COTE EFT LIE BAYOU La
FOURCHE.
MARY FOLEY
CAp1rAINE Z. EL

CApITAINE Z. DALFEREZ.
PART1RA DE LA NLLE-ORLEANS tous
les Mardis, a 9 heures A. M, ct les Vendre-
dis, a 5 7. M.
AU RETOUR PARTTRA DE THIBODAUX
tous les Dimanches a I heures A. M, ct les
Mercredis a 2 p. M.
Ell DE DONALDSONVILLE tous les Jeudis
a heures A. M, ct les Dimanches a SIP M.
Pour fret ct passage s'adresser a bord GU a
AUGUSTIN 4 THIBAUT, NlIe-OrIeans.
RICHARD & TEMPLET, Donaldsonylile
A +. HICKMAN, Napoleonvii!e.
V. RICHARD, ThibodauX.
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WAGONS, Carts, Timber wheels, 9rc
mode to order, at reasonable prices and &C.
cammodating terms by applying at Mol
iDn~nalSoaviIle. Is
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CAFE DE DONALDSON
EFT

III HLDI u OItH.SI =. IN -|--||--
MN. Fernando Rodriguez ct Augusti,
Guilfout ont ouvert a Donaldsonville, depuis
q~uelques jours, I'm cafe ct restaurant sous le
nom de CAFE DE DONALDSON. -.}Hf9''r
Get Establishment est situe a la pointe AT
meme endroit que lie cafe rendu 81 populaire
dar MN. lsidore Lafargue ct Felix Besson. 2
MN Rodriguez ct GuiIfout COMPETENT sur lel
patronage de leurs amis ct du public.-IIs
mont rien neglige ponr en- etre dignes.
Bellies SALES, bon billiard, cave depense ct
barre bien approvisionnees, VOLTA leurs titres
Nous savons qn'ils sont excellents. JGJ
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A VENDkli

TWT 'Etablissement connu sous lie nom dc Smo-
Ike bend wood yard, consistent EN- machi-
mes a vapeur, cabestans, chaines, scies, cordes
forge complete, etc, ect. On peut y taire 90
cordes de bois par jour. L'emplacement serait
acquis a l'acheteur pour5 ans. S'adresser sur
les lieux, liz mile au-dessus de Donaldson,
meme bord.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. Fifth Judi.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. Fifth Judi.
cial District Court in and for the Pa.
rish of Assumption.
In the matter of the Succession Of
Joseph B,udreaUx.
Whereas Melanie Gautreanx, administratrix
Of the succession of her deceased husband as
well as natural tutriX OF her miner child has
this day filled an account in Court. Of her admit
n'stratIo", together with a petition praying
that the same be approved and homoIogated.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause if any they have, within
ten days after the publication hereof, why said
tableau should not be approved and holnolo-
gated.
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AVIS.

Dernierement reen par los sonssignfs,
I'm assortment comp!et de charrnes des
fabri9ucs de WIN Mo Clana,an ct de
HaIl-a vendre au prlx des lubricants,
par
PUJ0S 81 EERRRREE F..
Donaldsonville. IL dec. 1852. Ii
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jsoEgs.L z =: ATSY,
1 T..YILLEUR.
Napoleonvillc, pres NJ. Jacob II. AL
mendingcr. mecanicicn. -

>'5' "t NOTICE. "."#
Ju.t received "A fall assortment Of VIM
Nc Clanahan's and Halls pIanghs and
Flukes. for sale at the manufacturers
price, by
PUJCS 81 VERRET.
DonaldsonvilIe, dec. iIth. 1852. tel3
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Steamer. TOW.
CAPT. CELESTIN DALFEREZ. X

a1Hr Ce magnifique bateau a
A2z commence jeudi dernier,
tEaSs~r4A4asup 2 de ce mois, ses voyages
EEaSkEExK&h reguliers entire la Nou-
elle-Orleans ct Fields-mill.
II partira lie Jeudi de chaque semaine a 9
lie heures A. M. de la fade de la Nlle-Orleans
ct au retour il partira de Thibodeauy tous les
Dimanches d 6 heures A. NJ. ct de Donaldsod-
vile chaque Luidi, aussi a 6 heures A. M.
Agents; AUGUSTIN ct THIBAUT ct
STONE ct WALWORTH,
81 ~ 9F ss Nlle-Orleans.
Ht @ CLAIBORNE LORET, Ma
p~OleonVltIe.
FILLS ct SMITH, Thibo-
rw deaux.
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Regular Packet--TWice a Week.
FOR THE COAST AND LAFOURCHE.
MARY FOLEY.
Z. DALFERES, MASTER.

LEAVES NEW ORLEANS every Tuesday
at 9 O'Clock, A. M, and Friday at S O'Clock,
P. M.
VILE every Sundy at 7 O'Clock A M, and
Wednesday at 2 o'clock, ?. M. LEAVES
DONALDSONVILLE every Thursday at 6
o'clock, A. NJ, and Sunday at 5 P. M.
For freight Or passage apply on board, Or to
AUGUSTIN & THIBAUT, New-Orleans.
RICHARD & TEMPLET, Donaldsouville.
A. F. HICKMAN, Napoleonville.
v RICHARD, Thibodeaux.
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EDMOND URN.

II LII. ILLSLEY. .aatsA. M. GAUDET.
NOTICE.-ilI professional business en-
trusted tothe undersigned will receive their
diligenl attention. They will atten" regu-
Iarly the sessions of the courts of the 4th
and 5lh Judicial District. %s3
DonaIdsonville, 23rd march 1852.
JOHN FL. U4SLEY.
a-a rAMEDEE- M. GAUDET.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, Cour

{ FoH1 NJ dTUTSse NSsOITT7tIUH:
Dams l'alfairc de la succession de Jo-
seph Bondreaux.
Attendu que Melanie Gautreaux ad~inistra-
trire de Ia succession de son mari, ct tutrice
n%aturelle de son enfant mineur, a p~rcsente en-
conr un compile de son administration. ainsi
qu'une petition en- demandant l'homoIogation,
Avis est par lie present dome a tous Tx que
celia peut concerner d'avoir a dtduire dams les
dix jorrs apres la publication du present avis,
les raisons pour lesqueIIes ledit compile ne serait
pas approuvG ct homologuc.
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JOHN IL. IItSLEY. A. nj. GAGDET.
AVlS.-Les soussignes. a%vocats, exerce-
ront Ienr profession dams les Conrs du 4me.
ct Cinqnieme districts jndiciaires. lis APP
porteront tous leurs soins aux ~af1aires qui
leur SerOnt confees. -
Dona!dsonville, 90 mars 1852.
JOHN Fl. ffIISSEtEEff
AZ A. MEDEE NJ. GAUDET
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La suite au proclaim nun.s,os
a5# ie2f Efyf &S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

spp starch DStya dco5 dozen names
McCntcheon oxe candles WRIGHT deo-1 pkyes fia
80 boxes wine Ceradh &cols tons furniture
Benlon- slndres to order.
DO Scc NIB VOORHEES, do Nalr AtolS7 sacks oats corn
ibis beans &.o1 half do cheese Matt6 Ia
snndrss Dopnely BeziniN bales mis
II Hs2 tagging "a els 10 bales sms feknfd
81 do l7o "bage' nte.s op. bn
Hucy20o -four Il Buchanan ~ do hpp'ea 9ss sacks oA'
MITCHELL Beverly skis W Shaw &co l3 hhhs basc.
Hewitt SortoDGos do Kelly Conyngham &o.s II short aco'
Feowts keel Turner, Wilson &co
ST LousPer steamer 732 bills beef 81 do pork 81
Stone i! hhds do ~, trees beef
Martin Owen hcols bbs pork Inn tics lard ~ hhd bacon
Woodrow acoa5 Savage &o-375 bba polk 50 do lard
Connolly &oI00 do Marsh Ranlett &co100 do q
us corn HorreI Gayle do woodruff dco13a do
Shaw 4co-aol W G.sM $50 Helm Chi'm-s5 oysrt"n ~
MITCHELL Beverly Yatn acos23 hides Vos- Bro
Pope Ellison &ro50 pows Bridge Bro
bales n Cooper &eo-l7 Cherry Henderson &col2 do
Crhp--7O Turner Wilson &co--Tota' cotton l02 bales.
ST LOUS-r Empire Sht. 10 bbs -four Kennedy
Bn1iirk &eol50 do II hhls bacon kte'O
js 10 On -four Thomnl0i ska corn Pickett Perkins %
Bachs hbls pork sa.hewsisd do 81 DO whisky
oe GAYLE co1 Kenneth Dix &col0 bb apples q Casey
flour May vanhock X ndai &o55 kegs shot LEAD
Kennett &co Tuner Wilson heoli
swiney Go2i do II sadsnniies to order
LOCKPORT-Per Steamer Alton: 1888 hh sngn 10 tb moae
Bogert Foley Avery7i hid. sugar 46 bbis nors ehhaf
sqnra We--le hhhs Tste &co-an do Flower 20
bids moasses co Is hds sngar bill onses
ewes sugnr W Lever cb keel! do Trxca H"ldr
80 hbds 80 bis ag de Egana 10 hhds ,nrn.
sugar hf Tbhau25 bht sugar rHn'
Landry rs bis Ftowes acoto hhls sugar NJ u
kan-iU s.batier22 hhls q bho ee' th. ro
TanerlD bids tas moss brl lhe Solo DO il diy-
Total % balea sos hhls bbs molasEes
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PORT or NEW ORLEANS.

Tuesday Morning, December A. 1852. ) |
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
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ARRIVED. |
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ssnT Fseg,aph, irten days Iypea aster dist.
steamboat.
E s tj %i 4aa.. tto o S'ss2 as ss.
" Jongs Anklira, from Fort IowsOn
S% , F@ ',.G 6 }S' from Lostpo:t.,
c% W. Mi1.' "y st. ros a Saa5 i@is
Nsw6rc%s, wii.so, ron, n Cincinnati
i j @ns5a E,lcr, tf%@ $ l%ais.
h sa}'| sti.s .if rem 10 k % LOUIS
81 s om The ssi s51 !s M f1 to
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EXPORTS
BosT0N-Per ship Anuhwau 4foi bales cotton.
BoRDEAuX&edr 6ak Mary Dae iss bales cotton 1000 slaves
ship Hannah 1885 bales 1000 bbls
HAMBURG-per bark Washington; 1884 bales cotton.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION under the new Con-
s'on Pursuant write election bearing dat the 22d day
and TO directed by his Exceianey Josph
Walker Of the STATE Of ou a'a r qua ned Noe OF the
n hereby notified hHi election viii be held on
MONDAY thr 9th crinb ortiz following Off viz
FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA;
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE; ATTORNEY GENERA; STATE
TREA SURFR; SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION and
MEMBERS os THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, as follows 10 wit
District composed the Parishes Palrente
St Bernard h of Orleans Situated The right
bank oil Mississippi river. (,
Four ena for composed OF u portion Of the Par s
Of orern4 tn. bank OF thu Mississippi river !ozeth.
the CITY Of Newrle which Was comprised wt
| the former limits Of the city Of Latnyete
Rp for the Parish OF Ofleans (rirht hans)
Two Il pres natives Rep District Ne" Orleans
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TEsHE subscriber begs leave to call the "a
and genuine nRtGs, aEpici>Es, CHEMICALS MEp
CINE EXTRACTS, ESSENTIAL OILS. PER uMERiEs zsa
HAIR, FLESH HAT, NAIL AMI TEEI!t BRUSHES. Also g-
of FANCY ARTICLES for ladies toilet s Of
imp rttion, i selected with tho utmeat
care row offer above for al= the lowest trics
Planters. Aph carries solicited call and exam
in. N st-csa and send in their ordersr
FAMILY MEDICINES caey put 81 the best articles Phys
clans ar-faly ounid and put vi neatnss
| and dispatch Is, 81 hour T. Ip' IS MASSEY,
Who cs.le u Retail Druggist So St. Charles reel,
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DROUGHT to the First District Police o.,

u y Pneon--
NANCY a d, feet TX nch high has, a.
al on III wrist belongs . higdsm Wo .-AsL
CHARLES HALL black ah" old feet inches hii
| IA he 8 Tree, supposed 10 be slave
PHIlIMDSIA mul Il 10 ieet
hsa, she free, supp osed be q slave.
GoLUMBuS grir years d. eet 54 inches high
| be is hu ~ be II slave
SEYMOUR ack old, feet R inch high says be
| is but supposed to be slave
| J. WOEsRALL, Warden.
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DR.. E.. Csaiss'S
Shoulder RraCe and supporter

~ THIS INGENIOUS tNsrRuMENT TIE y aso
~ nd "a Of eat yalue suffering VITA tans o.
an lie lack Chest giving iedia,e rs'e sn q,
G No ysnk and detected and vigorous ne M go
nose arsdispesed eonsumpon may be CREAMY AAe
Ii. iruouved BY the OF this brace -. ,,,,..v..
EaS and Iamiue BRACE, and convince yourselves.
tx Sa" SHERMAN Axsrt tor tue south,
~ oia'> ~ Il 1I,huriss street, New Orleans.
-. r.. M ssNNISC,S CELE RRATED BODH
Also. Agent ior oiA- "A' mil