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II COME AZ LASE.-CBARLES
NSA A. ENARD. WATca MAKER a LEwrnrn

f. GONE AT EAsr.-CBARLES
E1A A. ENARD, WATCH MAKER a JEwrr,R
6-sssas Lynca6urg, Va, would respectfully csli
the attention Of the citizens of Lynchhurr end tho
surrounding country, TO his fine and splendid as-
sortmcnt of Watches, Jevery and Silver ware. inst
received from the North. Of the latest sfvie. an,
patterns, selected by himself with great care to
suit this market. From his lang experience in the
" atch and Jcwe.ry business, he fatters himself
that he can please the most tastidious As for
bis Workmanship. he leaves il 10 ,hosc that he bas
dome work for 10 Judge. All tie asks is a tiiaI ,,a
II you are not perfectly satisfied and ii his goods
are not exactly what he recommends them to be.
he binds himself to redouble the money and no
charge for the goods.
va 6oid and Silver taken in exchafse for any
thing in my line. EVAgD
March SITS . doors above Exchange corner
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AND FOR sALE.-The sub-

1 "A ~ - Il VIE 81 LEs-EHe STE-
IL srriher desiring to move to the State of Ten
nessee. offers for sale the very valuable TRACT
OF LAND on which he resides, situated in Am
herst county the waters of Harris Greek. abou,
SIX anda half miles from neutrality-suspicious.
the lands Of Messrs, McIver, Wood and Poindex-
ter.
The Tract contains $50 ACRES. err
apor''on of which is heavily timbered-the go go
remainder in excellent farming condition. being Of
fresh and productive soil, and well laid off and en-
closed by substantial Fencing. There are some
hishly improved LOTS, and fise ORCHARDS of
Apples, Peaches and Cherries A considerable
portion Of the Tract is fine MEADOW LAND.
and the whole Farm ahounds in cool yua,,pc
byoaches and rrzcr. failing Springs
The buildings consist of a CONFORTARI r
DIV ELLlNG and every necessary Clubhouse.
All. or any portion of the Crops. Stock. U,ep.
siiS Furniture &C.. now upon the Lupd will he
sold along with il il desiHd
Those wishing to pufchase, are reaneued =.
make early application, the subscriber desy-. !,
complete his arrangements for moving as .pee,i;Iv
as possible. Address. Lynchburr.
march 29-wts] WM. M. B0rIrxc
Sianntsn Spectator publish At and send .rt -
this Ofice - ~
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A CARn.-TME rNnESlGNEn Norln

A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
~ respectfully ask cnutisuanrr at Ne 7asgva,
age so long bestowed upoa him. On ;hc acW ooa,
cernaud in this connection be dcsus Il srornr. o.
ask all who are iudchtcd ta him N COS. : tagp=rS
and settle their accounts without DELAY
There many claims 20 lnne stand as UAtch |
mist close ny, and Il Is expected that " ate know
themselves be indebted will pay att'1fior ~ ;bss
notice. s. nilGNiD,
Jan SITS
Republican and Express. eorve ;imcs week
for three months and charge the NigzEan.
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OFFICE TO AEE HE ALSO. BY
L accident has fAilea into the CONFECTION
AIRY BUSINESS. in coniur ciion with his Jewelry
establishment in which be keeps Cundi.s & Frl,i,e.
such as Ora ges. Lemons. Raisins Almeudsriher,
Toys Of all kinds, and, in fact. Ill kinds ofCo
tipnaries, kept in such establishments He is now.
receiving his Spring stock. to which be respectful
y soiicits the patronage OF tho public. lie also
has in his employment. one ofthr most experienced
Bakers and Candy makers in Lyncbburr Pyra-
mids. of all kinds made at the shortest notice
All orders from the country received and prompt
ly executed. CHAS. A. EVhRD
March S--fs dnnrs nhnve i x.lar %, - nr
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4 HE INSURANCE -LYNCts,

EEE INSURANCE LYNCH
- BURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.-A HOME INST TUITION This
Company makes assurances against loss or dant &c
by Fire, on Dwelling Houses Stores, Tobacco Fac
tories and other Buildings on Furniture, Goods
Wares and Merchandise generally, in town md
country, on the most favorable terms.
Also makes assurances on the lives of all persons
enjoying good health and of sound constitutions
(except suchas engaged ii work on Rail Roads,
Ca1als, and other extraordinary employment, fur
the whole duration Of life. orr for limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation, (not on
Rail Roads. Canals, or other extra public work
will be insured on reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President,
ID. T. c. PETERS, Vice Prcs't.
s. DlUGuID, Chief Engineer.
II. o. scHcoLrELD, s. G. HuHr,
TBos. o. AoRFE. JAS NJ. COINS
MARTIN HOLLfNS, Treasurer.
NJ W. DavEyPoRr, Sec'y.
DIR. p. II. Gmer Medical
DIR. VIM otway Owen, Ezaminers.
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MARSHALL ROUSE. aheccm-

Lf4ber 6th. lSll. JAMES Is. SMITH Is now open
ing the largest and best asss tied stock of Fancy
Goods ever brought to this place, consisting of
every variety. He would call the attention Of
the Ladies particularly to his extensive assortment
of Perfumeries. Soaps. Gard Cases Rcticules,
Purses. fine W DIRK and Fancy Boxes, fine Alabas-
ter work and hk-stands, Peper--W eighis Of every
pattern, Papisr Observation-Disclosures. besides varie-
~ at other articles t1o numerous to mention.
The gentlemen viii find an endless variety Of
Goods adapted to their every want among which
Will be found n very superior assortment Of Pocket
Cutlery. Pocket Books. Port Monies. some very
hne, ob Chains, Pistols Of superior qualify. and
same Of entire new siyies. Telescopes smull and
large. brsiies the largest and best stock Of
FINE CIGARS ever of red here For the chill
dren he has TOIa of every variety, and some
very fine and useful. as well as entertainina-n
great number never before SEEN here His stock
ofFRuITS is very full and fine Candies Of every
variety, among which is some superior Bon Bons.
His sock Of LIQUORS is unsurpassed. among
which is some old Jean Louis Brandy. of the vim
tsee of 1911; also some Old Msyi,ry Brandy Of the
vintage of 1884. Having made arrangements in
Richmond 10 be supplied daily with ever, deliracv
which the market affords hi. EATING DEPART
MENT WILDE without fault Jan. 1T
F0sEt'E B0OTM. LATE OF RICH
~ MOND. UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER
H4NGER.-N ond respectfully inform the Gill
zens of Lynchsure and surrounding country, that
he has come among Them tn conduct in this Place.
the above business, in all its various branches. And
tor that purpose, has taken store on Main street
a few doors above the Franklin Hotel building
where be l. now opening and intends to keep CON
stanty or hand, an assortment of French anil Amer
lean PAPER HANGiNGS, with borders TO
match, which lie will furnish and put w on very
reasonable terms, either in town OF country. He
also la- On hand a general assortment of Urhol-
steering Goods, such Iiiado,r Curtains, CoyD,c-
es CRr.ains- Bands, T'raasporc7ass. Sc. all Of
which he will work up on very accommodating
terms.
lie would also state, that he is preparedto man
utacture to order. Of the best materials. FEATHER
Beds, Cariod Hair. Spring md Shrek Mattresses.
not to be surpassed for beauty, comfort and dura-
bility.
N B.-All Upholstered work repaired upon ren-
senable terms. march LIN
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CREAE, ATTRACTION ..-NElrl

CREAT ATTRACTION .!-NEV
~ md Sflea.tid ock Il Dry Goofs md Rea3y
Made Clofhtaga- WkoiesatcS. Retoa.-GUGGEN-
HELiER i, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in-
form their friends and the public generally that they
are now receiving splendid stock OF Dry Goods
suitable for the Fall and Winter season, embra-
cling every article of Ladies' and Genlemcn's Hear
All Of which the public invited to call and exam
me before purchasing elsewhere. We have bear
itul assortment of HAS ard Caps, Boots and Shoes
with splendid and general assortment of Fancy ar
tcles, all of which offered unusually low pri-
ces. Call and US; and feel assured that yo,.
will NE pleased with Driee, as well Goods. as we
aredrterminedto sell low, having purchased forcasA
They are also receiving splendid assortment Of
Rca9y Na9e Clothing, Purchased by them for cash
Mt unnsnllly low prices, by which means they are
enabled to offer greater Inducements to the public
than any similar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention ofcoun-
trY merchants and others their Nholesale PJiccs
believing that they will find it IN their interest to
give them cn and examine their stock. before CO.
mgfarher East. The great facilities which they en-
JOY IN purchasing their supplies enable them to an
nouuce with confidence. thatfheir goods will be sold
at RICH MOND PRICES
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BysAs-EL n. siLLEKD.
Oh, cling to the I non! that gallant old bark
Hash rode out the storm. when the tempest was
dark,
Her tmbers were frnn,cd BY patriot band,
And they're watching her still from the shadowy
land.
Oh, cling to the union' us freedom. Hast rsnst,
Her hops win have fed when il falls TO the dust,
The laugh Of the tyranr will sound Ter the main,
When he hears from, our country the clank Of the
: chain.
Oh, cling to the Union for brothers we are,
We can spare from our flag not stripe nor star:
-Together-united-on race let us run,
For our hopes, our aims and our glory one.
Oh cling to the Union! 'twas purchased with blood,
Twss wct with the tears Of the brave and the good,
The spirits that formed il have gone to their rest.
And the turf lieth green each patriot breast
Thcu cling to the Uniohl the hope OF the world.
Let the flag Of the free the breeze be unfurlcd,
TIL iberty's song shall triumphantly roll
From ocean to ocean, from tropic to pole.
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Gsbdh HsEEAgD.-RAN AWAY from
P MO the subscriber. an Tuesday the Both Of
Marca, ms Negro Man HUGH. Hugh is about
five teet nine inches in height, and very well form
cd rather light complexion, and speaks, when ad-
dressed, promptly and with confidence. 1t is be-
lieved that he is now lurking in the nuighhnrhoad
of the subscribers residence, near New Jnndo, 4 :
cademy. Hewill pay ten dollars for his apprehcn-
sion and delivery il caught within tie cuuntv of
Bedford, and twenty il caught out oft
ELISHA PETERS.
April DTS Bedford county. Va.
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-GUGGENHEIMER
L. UNTERMYER,
Oct 23-fs Granite BUILDINGS Cabell House

ENOV As4.-linviugf taken the larse Gro-
IA CRY Storc of Col. Aug. Lcftwich, obliauclv
opposite my old stand where shall be Glad To see
my ola customers and the public generally hone
by strict attention to business to receive portion
OF pubic Patronngc. keep constantly on hand
general assortment Of Groceries, aud also a
good assortment Of Staple Goods. and would
be glad 10 receive aud forward any Goods sent 10
my care. and also sell any Conn'ry Prodnee. on
commission JOSEPH II. WILSON.
March j--ts
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E0EEN p. WEskesEgT-s SPECIAL.
~ NOTICE 70 has trie5sds and ne ps5lie g,neraliy
The subscriber has just received from the Northern
cities, the largest richest and most valuable nsgort
tnent Of iine Watches, Jewesry, Fancy
GOODS. DC , ever brought to this nlar.et He
ieels confident in saying that every person exain-
ing his large and extensive stock, will be induced
TO buy. Also, complete assortment Of all kinds
Of Law. Medical. Physiological. Theological. Me-
chauical, School and Miscellaneous Books.
Late Music and Musical Instruments
complete assortment Of Stationery &C. &c.
Paper hangings of the latest and richest patterns.
Persons desirous ofobtaiuing anything In the a.
boye line, viii do well call and they may rest as
sured Of meeting with good bargains and be waited
upon with a disposition to satisfy.
march lists j. p WRIGHT
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that almost every body neglects,--a
however distas,efol its name may sound
upon the delicate ears Of some. we will
name II; for, as no one need be ashamed Of
telling the truth, so should no one, who
feels an interest in the welfare Of the A girl
cultural community. permit any false no.
tons Of delicacy or taste, to deter him from
prcclaiming great agricultural truth
We al!ude then, to the Urine made about
the homestead and quarters. Is it savedl
No BUTT should be, and may be, With
out much labor. and with but very little
expense. Having spoken of Urine. it be-
hooves US to state the elements Of which ii
consists.
According to Berzeli4s. 1000 lbs. Of hu-
man urine consists Of the following sub
stances, In the quantities named:-
Urea .3O.OOlbs
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ITO PHXSECFAES.-P Phos-
n phate of Lime, Fluid Extract 81 Rhu5arb. SEN
and Falecian. Also Browns Biisterine Tissue
Tissue Dressing for blisters; Transparent Adhesive
Plaster. Coodion. Chlorofcru,. together with ee-
neral assortment of choice Drugs and Chemicals
For sale by
Dec lj-ts JOHN Fl SEAY Drrre;s,
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ESE5EE P0TATGES.-G5 BBLS. So.
L perior snow ball and phi key I'd POTATOES
from the Peaks Of Otter, just received and for sale
hv mar isl LEES Johnson
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CONCERN

y II " &VIVN Z AZ N - It sUDsCflIt1s as
! soeiuted themselves together on the first in
STINT rthe purpose conducting the manufacture
es5ss7 s'i5s;s ,,.. of CABINET WARE, at he old
frsses.es.s...- a,id rel G1ioicH sfoHd Of S. Diu-
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kEAV'N AND GAYS,

EV Nearc nav receiving and have for sale
1000 Negro Blankets.
100 pair Mackinrw do suitable for tents, &c
100 do fine duaie do
50 dozer good Wool and California Hats,
10 I" cloihCaps.
Those having hands to clothe, will please call
For sale low
Oct9-ts NcrOPKTF SIMPSON & HOMES
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U YNCFERUEgG roUN DEsY.-Tnr

L ENCEEBUEsG FOgN DEsK.--THE
N A business heretofore conducted under the firm
Of j. 7. < e. ). DiuGUID, will continue in future
under the style Of
DfUGUI g. BROTHER,
and they take this opportunity their thanks
to the public for the very liberal patronage the
firm of J. 7. & G. S. Diuguid and beg continu-
ance of the same.
We have on hand lot Of ToBAcco ScnEws AND
PRrssEs.a Tobacco Fini-herjeat gotten up, Ploughs
md Points Of alldescrptions Mill Gearing wrought
and cast, Threshing Machines. &c s.. &c.
J. 7. DIuGUID,
Jan 5-ts g. s. DIuGUID.
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"A sADDAERY and Harness

"a SADbLEksk and Harness
SssA MANufAC DRY. Tho -,shscti'icr takc.
this method us informing his customers
and the public generally, thnt he Is now manutac-
turing und will keep constantly on hand. large
and general assortment Of Saddles, SaldlehagS,
Brides and Martingales. from the Puiaosi TO the
finest patterns His assortment Of Carriage. Nag-
on and other Harness. will be found to be nf supe-
rior workmanship and good materials. supply OF
Trunks. Carpet Bags, Saddlef's Materials and ev-
cry article TO be found in such establishments. he
ilatters himself viii be found upon examination in
his stock. He solicits call from all desiring to
purchase trusting that his xperence faithful work
manship and determination to please, will secure
sales. Repairing in all the above branches viii be
promptly attended to.
Aug lS-ts WIN. T. ROBERTSON.
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nCr0REFY. IsaI.--THE SuBSCRI

nCTGHER, lSJI.--THE SuBSCRI.
| W Der would inform his friends and the public
generally that he has just received his tail supply
of GROCERIES, AND STAPLE DRY
| GOODS, milking his stock large AMI complete.
| In the stock may be found
| New Orleans. Porto Rico and st. Croi1 Sugar,
| Loaf, crushed, powdered and clarified do
Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee,
Fine Green and Blnck Tea,
Sperm. adamantine and tallow Candles,
Rolled and country Iron,
Shear cast, German and blisterd Steel
Box, lining, and common Nails,
Spades and Shoves.
Sole aud Upper Leather,
Pepper, Ginger, Spice, soda. sslaratus alum.
saltPe;re, indigoand copperas, brown and bleached
domestics, calico. apaccas, large lot negro blink
els, cassinets Kentucky jeans, tweeds, cassmeres,
plain linsey. hats. caps. shoes and boots, and many
other articles. which he invites the attention Of
buyers. as he is determined to sell cheap.
Oct9-fs JOS. B. NOWIIN.
NsEEAP SIEOES. VERY '.-HAv
" ing determined, once more, to get ont of the
shoe business. | now offer TO sell my Stock of
Shoes and Boots for cash at any price | can get
Cost orro Cost.
Alip~rsons wanting bargains will please call.
Nov l7-ts +. LOCKWOOD.
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s. DEEGEED & SONS.

They have recently applied steaa porer to their
machinery, and iattcr themselves Dhai taey are en-
abled to manufacture all descriptions Of Pissz asi
Fanny Cabjaet Hare. in style and filish TO COM
pare with any in the State.
s. DTCGCID.
D. 7. DIUGCID.
GEO. A DICGUfD
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PUBLIC AnD PRIVATE SALES.

TO BE CONTINUED
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-21

acYni- par divers moycn> fe droit de men
iaire qua Ieur tatc. Celies qui sont moin.
fo,tes ont recours a Ia Discrimination !:
eIles cachent ave. soin lenrs success, ct
s,irtont Icurs reyers. Insouciant, myope
90 v%aincu, lie mari de la %joneuse est Iais-
Sc dams ignorance de ce que sa femme
u gagnf. ct, bien plus encore. des desas-
ire. qn'elle s"hit ct quill ne pourr,it pas
teparer. PaHsrc OIL hienheurenx mari.
aui ne volt jsmais lie dcssous DIES cartes!!
II Y await dimanrhe. ~ jeu de Chantitly,
nne de ces ~debutantes. encore novice ct
dfja tres Passionnee, ellie await quite Ie
bal une dcs premiercs, au grand deses-
poir dun bean jcnne homme, amoureux
tinide, n'osant rien dire ct cherchant
me occasion de Pronver son devoue.
mrnt. Sc placer IN face dele a la table
de jeu ct perdre avec joie beaucoup
d'argent qn'il await gagne y courses,
c'cst &c quill sc fdt empresse de fare. 81
la place ~n'avait etc prise par IN We'll
amateur ties richie ct tres ruse, jonear
loyal ayec les hommes, mais gree avec
H.. fsmmes %jennes ct jolies, les gagnant
par fraude. les %ruinaut, les endettant.
pour rrendre In position ayantagense de
c]reancier galamment impitoyabIe.
II en- etait aissment yenn 4 ses fms. ct
lor.aue la ieune dame, accabI&e pzr rae
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-21

touIe Il fot,; chaque cheval "A de nom
b,enx actionnaires ct cnI,orte dams sa
course rapidc DIES somInes con.iderables.
Qnand les af.ires du tnrf sont teImiEees.
le jeu continue sur un autre terrain; lee
carles snccedent aug ehevaux; la jour
nee des courses est tonjonrs snisie dune
soiree on dune mutt de I%an.quenct.
Cettc fois encore lie beau monde a etc
ideie a ses IA houses h~ahitudes. Les pa
iii ont etc meme grand tram; il y await.
fit-on. PLUS de d.ux cent mile francs
engages dans la c%inqnieme ct derniere
toM.t; puts, tandis que. lie yulgaire re.
gagnalt paisihlement i'etnharcadeIe du
Oh, min. bon nombre de dandys el de
mcrvci ~leuses, decides a Re repartir que
IL lendcmain. sont allies Sc METRE d la
bic. On ii d'abord dine Ionguemeni, car
II J a temps pour tout. ct, apres lie des-
>ert, lis Gates sont venues.
LIE jeu na pas langui I'm senl instant.
| .a saI-en dies cartes Test ronverte avec
IN elan, ayec une ardeur qui font prfsa.
ger un hiser ofagsux. Tontes les joneu-
ses dn monde elegant. tonles les tonnes
dn l%arsquenet etaiemt q lear poste. Qncl-
lnes-unes pourtani. nc sont pas .out-a-
ftit libres ct ont des maris qni po~trraient
lear do0ner DIES avis, des leeons on des
ordres; mails eIles ont seceu& 10 ioug ct
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Co~
du Cinqnieme District Judiciaire daas
ct pour la paroisse Assumption.
Dams l~'affaire des Sncce@ions de 10
seph Ga"treanx ct Scholastiq"e Pslletier
son coonse. tous deux decides.
Attendu Que Cltuphas Gautr,aux, d. Ia %
roisse Lafourche lhttrieure, a p~resente unS
petition a Ia Cour a l'effet d'obtenir des let
tres administration aux dites SUGGESTIONS.
Avis est par le present dome a tons ceux qns-
celia peut concerner, d'avoir a dtduire, sous dix
jons, les raisons pour lesquelIes il ne serait pas
tait droit a la dite petit n.
Par ordre de IN Cour.
Assumption, lie 9! octobre 1852.
Dfsire Leblanc.
Grefier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-21

presence a Henri... Moi j'cxpIiquerai
lei les raisons de Ia flute i ma mere.
SoIange baisa avec illusion les mairs
de la refine. Pen d'hcures aptes, ellie
etait en- route avec Castor, Gerard ct r.
thevaiier de Dampierre, pour Co"fras,
on celni qu'on nomne dcpnis Henri
Nv ieur I'll lie meilleur accufii.
lie bonheur hata Ia goeti.on du %jaunc
caIvini.te; des quill tut en- etat de re-
rr~ndre ses arlnes, il recnt le grade d.
capitaine dans I'armee Peu "ombreusr
mais vaiilantc du Biaruai.: ct tons les
que ne recIamait pas son scrvi-
&c, i. les p,.sait aapres de'Snla"ge qni
ne comprit jamais, par nne tri-fe expf.
r%icncc, &c que lui await dit Marguerite
de la fragllite des liens de ramonr.
s tF#%@ tt E= %#s SIS EfN EaGE a# @
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VEN IL De Success SION.
Succession de dame veuve FRANCOIS
R.ptIIEaux-

Il sera vendu lundi 20 dtcembre 1852, a d,
heures du maiin, sur les iieuX, par A HEX
man, sh.rif ct encantem de cette parolSse, une
haDltatiou ttablie ell s%ucrerle. situee en- cette
paroisse, sur la rive gahche du Bayou Lltonr
che. d environ cinI miles ai-ieseous de N i.
poiyonvI.ie, me'urant ,lult arpens trois q .l,ts
de face au dit Bayou, plus Oh moins, sur q,dtre'
vlngts arpents de proiondeur; ia terre est parat-
iele, borne en- Ilaut par la terie de Ldoudrd
Pugh, Ell en- bias par celIe de 4. G. Martin, ell.
selnbie avec toutes les batisses ct am .IioralIous
qni s'y trouvent, consistent en- ure sucrere
avec ule machine a vapeur presque neuve, uu
moulin a scie neut a :apeur, etc.
Aussi cent cinquante actions de la Banque
des Citoyens seront vendues av,c Hhalitation
L'habitation est pourvue.de bes ucoup de boi<,
particu'ieremcnt d TN grand nombre de cypres;
II Y a lrois cents arpents de terre favourable,
SANS les parqnes, la terre est go1tte par t,sscs
ct cananx a SoiXante Ct quinze arpents de pro-
ioldeur. Ii est r serve des cannes pour 40 d is
arpents de plant.
.Aussl les e~sclaves suivs nts, savoir JULES.
ing,nieur, age de 20 ans; PAULIS, age de 90
ans; DAVID, % ans; JOHN. 81 am; Michel, SO
ans; GEORGE, As ans; Austin. 81 ans; JAMES
50 ans; A~PoLINAIRE, 10 ans; WILLIAM, 20 ans,
q oRGE, 10 ans; JOHN, II al>; MAkIHA, II ans,
lvec ses trols tn.als JOR, = ans, LOUISIANA, )
ans ct Ci, otide, 3 ans ct dein!: SULLYM, II ans
avec son en'ant FANNY, ag.e ue b abs; SANY,
Is ans, Z. SEE deux entails, WILLIAM, u an>, 1t
HENRY, 2 ais; MARY, ~ abs; tAhuillL, ~ ais;
JACK, 70 ans; JANE, ii ans.
AlssI 20 d 70 cHtraux TT mulets, 20 beut>
de Tire ct Vdches, 90 cocLons, Quilts arato.res,
cIarrcttes d beuls ct Il chevduA, ct environ
5000 baIils de mais.
Conditions de la vente /:
Pour Ia terre, mile ~piastres compliant, en-
s1assant la Vente, ct i'd balance payable en- IA
ire tarnles tgiuX eh toni mars 1888 ell mars
1909, Ell mais 1893, 1T en- m..rs 1896.
Les es;laVes sersit payao.es EN- tro.s termes
{ gaux, un tiers en- mars 1858 IN tiers en- mars
1904, ct lie dernier tiers en- mars 1865.
lac mobilter, chevaux, muiets, etc. payable
toutes soinnies au-dessois de $50 Compliant, ct
.a-deSsus Ell deax termes sgatx. motto en-
mars 1898 ct i+aIlre mott Ell mars 1851. Les
acquereurs degront fournir leurs biiiets endoss,s
4 la satisfaction des hvritiers ct ;ayabies au
bureau du sh@fit de cetie paroisse, possAlt lnte-1
.et a raIson de 8 pour cent par an, d partir des
cleances. LA terre ct les esc,aves r~esteront
spcc'aiement hypoth, ques j~usqu'au Placement
Les actes de vente devront etre passes par
levant A. horel, notaire pubic, aux frais deo
acqu6reurs.
Paroisse Assumption, lie l3 novembre 1852.
A. F. HICKMAN,
Sherit ct Encantcur.