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THE OF THE TIME or, sketches of Living
Notabes authors achitrcs composers, deHagogues
divincs, ac.--n
Study Of Words; Richard Chevenx French MsDsee
ond ediuon. For sale by
Aug 10 FRANCK TAYLoB.
ID lSiI WOOD q Private saIe.-I have for
IL piano, Buck
arr which low, II immediate application be made.
JAMES @. MCGUIRE,
Aug I'D Auc and CON- Merchant
Engish and French Family Boarding -schooI,
Washington City,
TEACHING AND sTUDY-The subscriber, with his aids, will
i additional young Indies who viii do the
academic which begins 26 OF Sep
tember
Applications information be addressed him I'LL
the nrst OF september, at Wanenton Springs, Virginia.
r. w. CUsHMAN, A. NJ.
Aug l7-dmd&cpif
INANTED.-A commodiou well-urnished dwelling house,
w in OF the city, is wanted during
winter liberal will be paid Amy proprietor
establishment willing spring be
able to do by applying ut this Office.
Aug l7-dA
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The London Times makes The following striking Stale
merts relative 10 The British House OF Lords

..The British House Lords is the creation Of near
housa years and represents one but many elements
Of stability and power i represents properly, social rank
hereditary and historical prestige the hierarchy, The imme-
diae influences OF the crown and OF me domnant party
military and diplomatic talents, the highest legal wisdom
and probiy IL varies from day TO
other Ealer the House ia the morning. and you Will see
legal tribunal ia the evening, and will see synod OF
dyines On Monday you will find great territorial no
bes discussing the rshts and duties of property Tues
day will hear hedmarshas, ex-governor and Indian
commando discussing colonies and wars Per-
haps, however the remarkable feature OF this body Is
not the variety but the general pauci OF the attendance
On almost any evening mention, according 10 the
written proceedings OF the House, has been very busy,
and you might imagine five hundred senators had been
ousy at work Ia TACT however, The attendance mas never
exceeded dozen, and has sometimes been much less
There have been long and important sitngs OF only three
peers What Is the meaning oil this spare atend-
Ii Is that House OF Lords works more by It's veto
than by initiation 1t has been compared TO the College
Of Augurs which every and then inerered and on
IDLE preence possibly good reason forbade
further proceedings The House of Lords Is in Fact the
ballast OF the ship But IL is the ballast because II is
indie pendent, because IL Is ancient hereditary rch and
because il Is the object of almost super
tious regard because II throw out half dozen bills
sent up fcom the Commons In week, and address
strong circumstances the Crown the week alter because
peerage cannot be taken away conferred without
wsighty reason"
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wiIiard's Hotel. Washington, ID. O

H undersigned having again assumed the OF the
above hotel taer an absence OF two yea respectfully
forms his friends aud travelling community establish
will be completely furnished
Its increased facilities and comfort of his
OF patronage
heretofore 80 literally extended.
Aug ls-dlmf HENRY A. WILLARD.
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Destructive FIRE.

SPRINGFIELD, Aug. ls-Dr Pecks brick block In Hoyoke
stores, burned this morning Loss $4,000
| on which there is partial insurance.
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Metropolitan Hotel, broadway, New York.
TE Metropolitan completed opened reception
i Of company September LIST Price OF board 81 day.
SIMEON LELAND CO.,
Aug l5-eod3t Propietors.
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Pennsylvania avenue, between Washington, D. o.
WHOLESALE and retail dealers foreign snd domestic sfsps
" ans bncy dry Goods mstnrs, ocons 'sr'
and piano bed Spreads sheenGs and house
nishns dry goods generally. tk4t
Strict, prcpps, personal attention given 70 orders
Dec 11-tyf
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For Norfolk, Old Point, and Ptpcy Pont.--Fsrc
duced.
a ~~>r, THE o5CEoBA, having undergone thor
Euie ough repair, leaves Washington Norfolk
Wednesday and Saturday so'clock, m arriving
in time for the going South Returning leaves Norfolk
Monday and Thursday at 4 O'Clock p
touches Old Point Piney Point
river and the usual landings the Potomac.
Passage, meals included, 20 Norok 90
DO Pincy Point ..................s2 90
DO Old Point. ..................s 81 90
Do Old Point and return..........s7 90
Aug S-d6 JAMES MITCHELL.
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Eth. In.pr.ncs Company, of Uuo., Nav York.

<'7'''" "~@'' .'''" N"''F""y' OF U1'uNs WV E"SE-
Capital $4,000.
THIS company continues insure by
on public OF private buildings in the and county, furniture
stocks OF goods, and merchandise generally Also mane
and risks by steamboats,, railroads. rivers and lakes the
favorable terms.
It's system ofbuSness equitable and
the Satisfaction TO state that they have
surplus fund which, in addition the capital company
invested In the most careful enabling
most unexeeponabe Naturalization those who may
business with this company.
JOHN r. HINMAN, President.
II, H. HAWLEY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE sELDTNG Agent
June oo--3tawly
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Each allowed 25u lbs Free
ceeding in 10 cubic feet
furnished with pillow
with the raions the sas'#Ei
Freight will be taken Chagres 10
Panama
the ishmus expense Of the passengers
Ii will be perceived thar the through mali line
in quality Of The employed
Of conneIon and from the boats ready
at both ends OF the line TO accidents.
For further information apply ONCE Of the company
SIS South choice Of apply compsnyb
agency, No. III West street, Of Warren street, New York
Mari
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Maryland Military Academy. Oxford Maryland
John IL. Allen, superintendent.

Maryland Military Academy, oxford, Maryland
John IL. Allen, perntendent.
THE 6h annual session OF this Institution will
fret Monday OF October next Terms sie0 per
obtained the esss
OF Washington, Mrssrs John Murphy Co., BALTIMORE by
pcaon the superintendent Oxford, Talbot county, Mary
land.
The academy situated peninsula, surrounded
beautiful and healthy position Ii has facility OF
boat from Baltimore and Annapolis
John H. o. Latrobe, esq Baltimore.
Hon. Robert Nct.ane,
Col Jos. r. Tayior u. 9. A., do
Capt Frederick A smith, U. =. Engineers, Washington
Col w. w. ). Bias, ~ 4. A., New Oheans.
Hon. John Taylor ,Chilicohe, Ohio.
Henry Dn Pont, wimingt N, Delaware.
Cot. Andrew Jackson, Nashville, Tennessee.
Aug 2O-3,wimcp
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GEoRGErowN FEMALE SEMINARY

GEUHtFETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, d. C.
THIs seminary long known Miss Enssh open
LIST Of September under charge
CLARK who will be assisted by competent pro
fessors and teachers in every department.
Every effort viii be used TO make the institution happy
all its Inmates.
Terms for boarding pupils including tuition English
mathematics, 500 half yearly
SIC ancient and modern languages, drawing painting
Circulars containing The terms In fun had application
the principal In Georgetown.
July 2l-eod WILLIAM J. CLARK
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The Reported Massacre Of Capt Marcy and hi, Comnsan

NEW ORLEANS, August l6.-A letter from Fort Smith
dated the st August reports that nothing had been
especng the alleged Of Captain Marcy
his command, and il feared the report
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EDWARD X. COLLINS co.
No. 60 Wall street, N. "
BROWN, SMILEY, Co,
Il. G. ROBERTS x CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE d co. ss
26 Rue Notre Dame des Victories
Paris
GEO. DRAPER, Hawe.
The Of ships gold
bullion specie ewey precious metals unless bills
ladng therefor the thereof therein
Sept 5-dly bs4 Ri
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DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary OF State.
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hilnesle pour alicr canser dams qael4ne
coin ayer Melcy. e Il
UIe teIlc preference eomblait de joie
celni qqui en- etait l'objet, sans nhanm olns
~Isenhardir an point de ii'anener 4 parler
clairemnatesndd de son amour. lily await dams
III ~pliysionomie de Sofange, 4 aussit6t
qn'on III peigaait. avec exaltation, Ief-
ft que produi-aient ses charmcs, qrelqne
chose d'ana6rement tri>te don't Gasion
s'effayait, car il wyatt la preuvs qunn
resentment rrofond WYATT toujonrs All
enr dc Ia jeune file Q re lie pere de
Gerard. ga
81 ellie nc m'aimait Gne faibletnent,
Sc di>ait il, ,avant de connafire ma faute.
l.avea que je hi en- ferais me perdfait
sans retour arpres dele; ellie m'accor-
derait sa main sans doute. dams l.mteret
de sou fills, mais son anne me vauerait lie
sentiment Immigration que, depnIs trois
annees, ellie croft conseryer 4 Hector, ct
comment supporteraisje. en- ~Padofaht,
de men soir hal, meprise. Ah! tachons
qn'eile maine assez pour que le pardon
ne hoi soft pas impossible
Une passion sive. ardente, ct qui toni
en- Sc deciarant Sc contient, manque RAJ
iement de :oneherla pcrsonne qni Tins
.pire. Ceile de CASTOR, que trahissait son
regard enfamme, ct que ses ieyres ma
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ETAT DE ia LOuISIANN-Cou,

EtTAT DE IA LOUISiANE-Cou'
ou Cinqnlen,c district Judiclatrt.-
i;tI Oisse Assumption.
Succession de Joseph Grandin ct i'ran>
rcoise leonard. .
En- vertu dun decret de la Cour du Cinquic-
me District Judiciaire de l'Etat de la Louisiana
dams et pour Ia paroisse Assumption, sous la
date du 7 octobre 1852, il sera otfert en- vente
p%ubIique par lie soussigne encanteur pour la pa
rolsse Assumption, Vendredi lie Il novemore
1852. a dix heures du matin, la %propriete sui
vante, appartenant aux dItes SUGGESTIONS, "a
voir. ''t''
Tn terrain situe en- cette p~aroisse, dams lie
Brute St-Mariln, mes,,rant solxanie-quinze pieos
de face all Bayou Olivier sur cent. pIeds DE pro-
tendear, les lignes fern1ant de manlere a 1or-
mer un terrain borne dun cote par la terre DE
John Mccartney ct de 1'autre cote par ceI'e de
Michel Landry, ensemble avec toutes les batls-
ses ct aIneIioratiols qui sly t%rouvent.
Irrnres ct Conditions
Motto en- mars 1858 e~tl'autre Motto EN- mars
1851. L'acqucreur devant tournir bonnie ct sui
tisante ca ution ct hypotreque speciaie Jusqua
p~arfait Placement avec inter6t a ralson &c NUT
pour cent par an ell cas- de non paiemen- a
echeance.
Paroisse Assumption. lie 7 Oct. 1882.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
5 Encantenr.
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.

II sera otfert en- vente pnblique par lie sous-
signe, encanteur dlment %licencie, dams ct pour
la paro'sse Assumption, lie 80 o,obre 1862, q dix
neures d" matin, sur les lienx dams lie Brittle
St--Nartin, les prophecies ci-aDres dGcrites, SD
partenaEt a Dominique Esteve, SAVIOR
10. Une terre situte en- cette paroisse dams
lie Brhle St-lNartin, mesurant un arpent Ell demi
de face sur lie Bayou Olivier, sur une noton-
dcur re huit a neuf arpen,s plus on moins. bor-
nee en- haut par ia terre de Joseph Esteve It en-
has par ceIIe de Francis Esteve, ensemble a,ec
touies les batisses ct amtliorations qui s'y tlou
vent.
90. Quelques %animaux, un lot de mails, CO.
ton ct paile, c%ochons, une charrette a cheval,
une l%u'nent, %qnelques eftets mobiliers, outils ara
torres ct I'm lot de ~volaiIles, etc. .
-- Conditions
La terre payable en- trois termes tgaux, un
tiers en- mars 1853, IN tiers en- mars 1854 ct un
tiers en- mars 1855. Les acquereurs tournissant
BONES ct sutfjsantes cautions, ct hypotheque
speciale sur la terre jusqu'a p~arfait Placement, ct
tonte somme qui ne serait pas payec a eche-
ancc portera interet a raison de huit pour cent
par an.
L'acte de vente sera passe devant lie Recorder
DE cette parolsse, aux trais de l'acqufreur.
faroisse Assumption, lie II sept. 1852.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
+ Encanteur.
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.onaieen,tta pas. parnt i SoIange digne d'in-
teret, simon de r~eeompense; ct, pour la
premiere fois, III ieune file. a %iaqueIle
s,,n improvement fofgaenx on des hons
images pen honorabIes atvaient dome de
farnonr nne idee rep,oussante, Sc prit a
penser que &c n'etait pas lc sentiment
en- lui meme qn'il faIlait blamer. mais
cenx dfi lie ressentaient improvement,
p~nisqne chez MeIey il Sc montrait anssi
discreet que tendre. Dependant, Ia feso-
luton que Mile de Fresno await prise de
he jamais Sc marier, he hui pcrmettait
pas de Iaisser grandir Ia teudresse de
Castor par sa fante. Sans paraitre ms
trnite du secret qu'elle await devine, ellie
rouva moyen d'apprendre son vnn de
celibat a., eune calviniste, qui men con-
tin,a pas moins a l'entourer de son ado
ration siiencieuse.
Etonnee de sa perseverance, Mile de
Fresno Sc demandait quelqnefois
Ne m'aurait-il pas comprise, on
me seraisje trompee e,, lie croyant amou-
reux Tant de soins ct 81 peu d'exlgen-
ees; IN 81 p%rofoad respect dams le desoa-
ment! n'esl-ee pas la plntot lie caclict
dune amitia fraternelle one celni de la
passion ? Oh! sill en- etait ainsi sill
m'ain,ait settlement CONNIE une seur,
que je serais heurcusc de lie payer dc
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pExLIPFE HAEsY,

pltoavilIe, pres NJ jacob IT. AZ
mendinger. m~ecanicjen. ~

me. a atteindre lef bit qu'cife &c pro
ID en- denoncntl Castor CONNIE la
i'll prefere de Slange~ lie fills de
kncois de Guise n',avait besoin au,
etimaiant pour sistester tout ce qni
hit lie nom de IInguenot, mus ancu>
naneuvre de Ii, Flor, ntine ne pon
mon plus le fare rennncer aux en-
que son ambition mtditait
aors sur | autorite roya!e.
f~outefois, 81 Ia reine-mere echoua
i son projet de faire dc Castor. me
Nc de paratonnerre ponr le foi ellie
Hira pas moins sar le jenne p%rotes-
%l'attentian malyeillanle de denx
Ones pen disposes a E,enager qnicon-
stsait lie malhenr de parafire un obs
q a leurs vnax; ct bient6t Selange
endit contre le parpillot. de continues
{. ,smes. Mais eette ieune file await
il lie caractere trop de ferinete pour
Dies r~ailleries e~branlnssent l'e>time
elle portait . Gaston; pentsetre meme
IOWA t-ehe d'a,ltant plus eltsaftiee 4
fendre Justice quon l.attaqnait moins
emeht; &C quill j i de certain. c'cst
" lieu De roster CONNIE auircfois pres
ID RENE Catherine, Mile de Flesnle
Eant ses cotnpagnes, qui circulaient
i Observation-Disclosures dun salon 4 Pau.
s'tloigna 4uelquciois de sa place ha--
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M@@ AEA 20
Ia plus briIlante que jamai- le paiais, bis
II par FRANCOIS Ter, eat nbritse sous son
loit. sis
Toute la jennessc, homme, ct femmes,
etait 4 cheva!; des mules portaient les
personnages rassis. ct trois litieres dorees
avcc leurs riheaux de sole dclatante re-
loves par des torsades pareilles, laissaient
.oir a demi, couchees sur des Cousins, Ia
reine-mefe.. III parlait DIM air gra-
cieux a qnelqnes cavaliers, Ia refine Loui4
&c, don't les yeux Sc ~ixaiens sar I'm livre
d'heures qni ne la quittaii jamais, e, la
duchesse de Guise, que son etat de gross
sesse avancee rendait encore plus SON.
geuse que d'habitude. Tout lie cortege
mar, ha en- bon ordre jasyusa Fentree de
la fore,; mails me fois quill en- cut fran.
chi la lisiere, Catherine de Medicis per~
nit a SEES files d'honnenr de suivre les
s~entiers qui leur plairaient advantage,
sans depasser toutefois Ii limi,e marquee
par les ~piqnenrs posr lie passage des
meutes. ct sans ouhiier de reyenir 4
i'heure dite au rond-poh,t Oh devait ex.
piier lie cert.
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retour . Eft la lenne file. .tacbant de-
croire a &c aqn'elle daisirait, Sc ivrait
chaque Jour daypntage az pench"nt qni
Fraairait sersrM eicy. n anmoins, CASTOR
|iaisayant demande M Jour la faseur de
tire admis chez ellie !: t
- Je ne 'reeois .aucnn homne. s'etait-
elle empressee de rfpondre M jenne
hn,guenot, qai ne Ia fatigna pas dine
~tances, s'aperceyant que la reserve Ie
servait mieux anpres dele que les plus
Wis empresse ments.
Sur cos entref,ites..i nnne chase r%oyale.
dams la forat de F~ontaincblean, fat de-
cia6e. Catherine de Medicis, en- annon-
cant q~u'clIe y assisterait avec Ia refine
i,o,ise ct toutes les danes de la conr,
aiguillonna 81 bien !.amour-propre de
tous les chassenrs, que les taillenrs dc
Paris trasaillerent mutt ct jour, pendant
une scmaine. a confectionner de riches
yefemens pour lie roi, les princes. les
~scigneurs, ct de f~astueuses liyrecs pour
|enr suite. Les danes, on lie coneoit, ne
~ssoccuperent pas moins achievement de
Ieur toilette, ct lie matin DIN rendezvous,
uuand retentit lc bruit des eors, on Wit
%accourir an pied dn magniiiqne Perron
d double rampe, qusune separation do'i-
! l%oureuse a depuls rendu celesre, Ia iease
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ETAT DIE LA LOUISA NE.
Paroisse assumption.
VENTE DIES

En- veltu dune ordinance du Jury de Po-
lice de ii dite paroisSe, EN- date du 20 septem-
bre 1852, Jotfrrai en- vente publique lie
Samedl six Novembre proclaim 1852, a dix
heures du matin, a la Malson de Cour de cette
paroisse, les Ferrys suivants, SAVIOR:
Ter. lie Ferry tenn chez Silvere Melan-
con on dans lie voisinage.
2me. lie Ferry tenu a Paincourtville.
Sine. lie Ferry tenu Ell lace lEgiise pa
p roissiale. ~ a.~
4me. LIE Ferry tenu a Napol6onville.
sine. LIE Ferry tenu chez Marius Albagnac
6me. LIE Ferry tenu chez Drauzin Himel
I'D ~ IL on a LabadieviIle.
7me. lie Ferry du Bayou Corne.
Sine. lie Ferry du Bayou Pierre-Part en-
face la residence de Louis Co.
mean.
One. LIE Ferry tenu a Ia Bale du Pierre
Part. pres la residence de Joseph
FriouX.
lone. LIE Ferry tenn chez Jean AIleman.
limo LIE Ferry tenu chez Nine Jean-Char-
les Gautreau au P~lerre-Part.
Termts ct Conditions
Les susdjts Ferrys seront vendus a douze
mos De credit, a pArtlrd u jour de Fadludlca-
ton; les acquereurs tournlssant des securities
bmnes ct solvableS, a la satisfaction du Pre-
sldent du Jury de Police, avec jntetet a raison
de hut pour cent par ali apres Fecheance en-
cas- de non Placement.
Paroisse Absorption, lie 5 octobre 1852.
f. c. LORET,
5 Tresorier de ~paroisse.
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gust 1852, will le held iD the parish OF
Assumption, on Tuesday, The I'd day no.
vember 1852, from 8 O'Clock A Nj. to 4
O'Clock P. NJ. for the purpose Of eIect'ng six
electors for this State, to vote for a President
and Vice-President oflhe United States.
Places Of Elections are the same as below.
Pursnan, also to law and a proclamation
of his Excellency Joseph Walker, Governor
oflhe State Of Louisiana, dated the Sd An-
gust 1852. Elections will be held in the
parish Of Assumption, on Tuesday, the I'd
of november 1852, from 8 O'Clock A. M.:to
4 O'Clock +. N. Tor the purpose of voting of
accepting or rejecting the Constitution, each
voter having on his ticket, written the word
Constitution accepted or Constitution reJec-
ted, or such words as will convey distinctly
the intention of the voter, said ticket will
be deposited in Il box kept for thai purpose,
the Commissioners will receive the votes
under the old and ne , Constitution.
The places of Elections are as fellows !:
FIRST WARD. At o near Juan A!eman's
residence: commissioners, Octave vi
YES, Meiixe Leblanc and J. AIeman.
2nd Ward. At or near Fla. DevilIer's coffee
house; commissioners, Thecphile Fer
nandez, Andre Acosta and Trasimond
Trahant.
Bid Ward. At or neal the plantation of Sc
yerin Landry near the parrochial
church; commissioners, Alex. Guiifot,
Narci>se Templet, & p. M. Melanc"n.
4th Ward. At or near MariiIs Albagnac's
residence: commissioners, E. Landry,
w. w. Pugh Il Marius Albagnac.
9Th Ward. At or near Drauzin Himel's re-
sidence; commissioners, J.. Lettwich,
Clairville Himel and +. A. Tete.
9Th Ward. At or near the coffee house of
Maxile Boudreaux; commissioners, Ih.
. Labadie, Aug. Ffemin and E. Landry.
7th Ward. At or near the plantation OF f..
f. Mailhot; commissioners. w. "A. Sims,
Vincent Landry Il Charles Bellot,
8th Ward. At the court house: commission
ers, {. l.. MAYOR and A.. NJ. Foley.
9th Warl. At the billiard room ofChs. j. f..
..am Gamhier, in Painrourtyi!le; eommissio-
.sa.a ners, J. i. l.. Dtgss, Felix Giliet ct
.aeas G.. W. Jones. 4 ..fftsga.hGs
10th Ward. At or near the residence of
Duffossa,d Landry; commissioners, T..
Cn,neaa fIs, Yileor Leblanc and Seve-
rim Landry. G8 5a,
18th Ward. At the residence of +. MoIlsre;
commissioners. Hiroly.e ;sitlel, Mar.
celin 4. Leblanc and Antuine Diez. 4
18th Ward. At Or near the residence of q.
Penisst,n: commissioners. Etienne Pc
nissan ills, Zephirin Giroir and Cleo
phas P6ni>son.
18th Ward. At or near the residence Of A.
Simoneau, in Pierre Part; commission
ners, A, Slmoneau and ]. V. Porche.
18th Ward. At or near the residence of Dl
Rentrop, in Grand River; commission
ers, Pierre Theriot, Dorcino Rentrop
and Charles Gros.
EThe commissioners OF the sevcra
precincts appointed by the Police Jury
Of the Parish Of Assumption. are hereby
required to hold said election and 10
make the returns thereof according to
Parish of Assumption. sep. 22h 1852.
3 A. F. Hickman. Sheriff.
TTT TgG ar "A TT "A 6
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PUBLIC SALE.

Viii be sold at Public Sale by the under
signed Auctioneer, duly licenciate, in and for
the Parish of Assumption, on Saturday the
30th day of october 1852, at ten o'clock A. NJ,
on the premises in the BruIe St. Martin, the
following described property belonging to Do.
mingo Esteye, to wit:
10. A tract ofland situated in the parish of
Assumption, in the Brule ST. Martin, measuring
two a-pents and half fronting on the Bayou
Olivier by eight or nine arpents IN depth more or
less, bounded above by land of Joseph Este 10
below by land of Francis Esteve, together with
all the buildings and improvements found the
reon. "2
20. One lot of corn, cotton, hogs, horses, us-
tensils, movable effects g. lot of poultry.
TERns. ARD CONDITIONS.
The LANDS payable in three equal insta 'ments
one third in march 1853. One third in march
1854 and the remaining third in march 1856.
The other effects payable in march 1853. Pur-
chasers to furnish good and sufficient security,
with special mortgage on said land and all sums
not ponctually paid at maturity to bear interes
at the rate of eight per cent per annnm.
The acte of sale before the Recorder Of the
parish of Assumption at the expense Of the par-
chaser.
Parish Of Assumption, this 9th sept.
1852 DESIRE LEBLANC,
4 Auctioneer.