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Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-01
FANCY PAPER HEADQUARTERS.

NOLD PAPER, plain and embossed; Silver, Copper.
White Metal Chinese steel Blue, Carmne, and Ua-
marine embossed glazed figured and finest German Fancy
Of all coors and Gold borders ot all sizes Enssh ana
per. For sale by A. GRAY, bookseller,
ian lg-- Seventh street
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SCHOOL BOOKS at New York Prices.
- full assortment of all kinds now in use and the
best STATIONERY Of every variety, Tor sale by
AUSTIN GRAY,
inn % I'm street opposite Odd -Fcllows' Hall
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-01
SAMUEL 7, WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law
TO CAPITALISTS +!
A PANORAMA FOR SALE

OFFICE or CoRREsPoNDENCE, WASHINGTON,
February 23, 1852
TIALF OF y very beautiful PANORAMA is offered for
sale It is believed that in the hands Of good exhb
or 1t can be made very profitable The present IL
unable from other engagements to give his personal at
tention and is unwilling place 1t in the hands Of any
ono not directly and permanently interested in its
Apply to r. &. CONNOLLY,
feb 23-tf General Correspondent,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-01

DHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INVIG-
l. ORATOR, TO prevent Badness, and
restore the hair that has fallen of o become tn and TO
CURE rFFEcrU,r sCIJRF or DANDRUFF so cents
YELON'S MAGIC HAIR OIL for the promotion OF the
LUxuANr GRowrH and BEAUTY the PRESERVATION and RES
ToRAr1oS of the IIAIR-pricc % cents
RS- These articles are warranted 10 give satisfaction.
For sale by A. GRAY, Bookseller,
jan Io-- 7th st., opp odd.Fellows' Hall
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-01
LAW NOTICE.
Richard III. Young & ]. McNeale Latl

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Will practise in the Supreme Court of the United States and
the several Courts of the District of Columbia.
lar
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IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF.

DOCTOR HARTLY, AURIST, from the Ear Infrmary,
90 Arch street. Philadelphia, begs TO his
to this city for few days. The number and impor
Of the under his care his recent visit and the
gratifying amount Of which attended his treatment
induced him TO expedite his return His stay here
will depend much upon circumstances; and 1t will he ad.
vablc for those who wish 10 consult him to make early
call Residence Mycrss Drygoods store, between 9th
and 10th streets, Pennsylvania Consultation and
examination foe, 81. jan l4-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-01
CENTRAL HOTEL,
HdrrcR street, caSt end Of the RdiLroad DEPOT,
SYRACUSE, N. Y.

the left hand you enter tho Car House going west
the right going east only ten feet from the Depot.
F5 No danger Of being let, the remain here thirty
minutes for passengers dine Efficient and trusy walters
always a hand the arrival of each train attend 10 bag
gage entrusted 10 their
MEALS, TWENTY FIVE CENTS
Good accommodations for passengers remaining
one dollar por day.
n. B.-The proprctorS efforts will always be to please
their guests Having eight years experience both East and
West they feel confident that all will be satisfied and solicit
the patronage Of the public.
ian IL u. A. CLARK g. co.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-01
nR. JOHNSTON

u I'ROCLALMS TO THE AFFLICTED
That he has discovered the most certain speedy and eca
cious plan Of treating
SECRET DISEASES
that has yet been to the world by his plan
founded observation made in the Hospitals OF Europe
and America, he will insure
A CURE IN TWO DAYS,
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llalter ? c'est ce que tn poprras me dire
&c 'oir, apres avoir va madame de Bru-
yeIes dams Ia loge de la duchessc i; TOT,
ell exerce aura bient6t d~istingne In
coquetteric de l'esmotion.
Je ne donte pas de sa faiblcsse pour
lol' ct 81 ellie dot en- ayoir unc, ellie ne
a'falt Ia mlenx placer.
VOLTA &C QUO ia hi aurais dit sans
"a ridicule susceptibilite. ct &C an aurail
Olen avanct mes affaires.
Al c'cdt etc ioser IN role par
a0p strange; le venx bien paraiue de-
@g'eabie, mails ridicule, non.
Eh bien. continue a re pas hi
uresser IN parole pnisque celia t'amuse;
mus observe-la pour me dire franche-
"t1' &C que Je puts attendr1e dele.
La ffoideur de nos rapports l'enga-
wa . So contraindre deeant moi /; MIN.
tS.e, ]e e promets dc la regardcr avec
wig iattention don't e suis capable.
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tENT'E I'UBITQUF.

I'll srra vendu, en- vente publionr, sur rha.
NOlta'Ion, Il environ IN de'nj mile au-des>
sls dn bayou ha!ourchn, slr III I've droife
n' mississippi, lie icodi Is ~jnnvier 1882,
IL pronrIete ci-aprts dec~fn :
10. In" ~c"rini'." -" .,.a'rr si.ufp ct Gta
Di'e dams Id parniasD ,,tansion,su lie ~flelve
MISSES. pFi. q IN mi,je au-dessus de Donald
soh'l1e' co'nprenant sept alpents de face
al tIeuvo, cinq arpents ayant une profcn-
denr de d'z-neuf ct trois quarts arpents plus
on MONS, eft Heux arpents ayant unc prolon-
deur de d'x-huit arpents plus Gu moins, Dor
mes en- haut par la tcr.e de l.. J. F,Gmaux,
eten has par ccl]e d'AdeIard Dicbarrv, avec
les hatIsses ct nmeIiorations qoi Sc trouven
SIT Ia-dItc prepriete G; de plus les escIayes
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II tete perdue, il faut ayoir recours au
Jngement DIES sages.
III c'est lie sage comte de Bolsyer-
dun qui sons a cotseiilt dc persislcg uaas
votre folic ?
Me Ialsscr croire q%u'elle ne yous
deplalsalt pas. c'cst my enconragcr.
EFT cost tranquiIlement quiz yous
donnalt Get avis? quill vous portait u
ioates les eAt?avagances dc Ia passion,
certath cue le Ia trouyerais Irresistible 2.
Csast me .ager nn pen legeremeht, yous
en cohFiendrez ct g ne pense pas ayor
donGe a pcisonne le droit de me suppo-
ser ST lacIie a entrainer.
Aussl ~n'a-t-il pas Ell I'm moment
! ,dee de vous o%ifcnser par une seinh!a-
Bile superstition ; mais YOU etes bien
Ilbre, madame, ct Ion peut, sans crime,
Pfe'olr qn'entouree des homnages de
tant d'homfnes d~lstingues ct expresses
Gus plaire. il sen trouyera un ASSET
henreux pour sous degodter du seuvage,
-Je yoas Tai dit, 'ai jure de ne j%aInais
me remarier.
Test TN tort, mails qui n'oblise pas
d sen tonne un Plus grand.
-Lequei ?
-Ceini dc rivre uniqnement pour sol,
sc reinser a faire ie bonheur dun
tire dtvoue,
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Dl!SPARU

unc speculation Il la bourse mais ne
vous faltes point illusion, %ajonta clotiIdc
EN- retlrant sa main de celie de Sosthenc,
tout en- vons avouant ma profonde estime
pour votre Caractere ct lsafIection que
m'inspirc...
je nc veuS pas entcndrc un mol de
Plus, s'fc'ia lie marquis, en- Sc levant
ton1 a coup le bonheur qui m'tniyre
fut-h unasrefe, Jc ne veux pas le SAVIOR I;
d''sse.1e mourn dc regret al %rtycil. j'au-
raj loulours joui un instant de l'enchan-
tement dune vision celeste, ne me Zen
lesez pas.
Alors Sosthene s'enf1it, maIgre tout &c
que madame ~Desbruyeres lul dit pour
'e retenir ; ct ION peut Sc fgurer lie
rayon d'esperanre qui brillait sur son
front lofsqne. Ell entrant dams la grande
aisee Gu pare pour y sayourer son bon
ilenr, il r%encontra NJ. de Boisverdnn.
La suite ~ proclaim nufaero)
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TEEMS CASH.
Assumption, l'ercmber lst 1851.
~ \. t. HICKMAN. Sheriff.
SUCCESSION YALE.

S~cession y Stroh Tong deceaseq, uilosu
Of Jeaa Bqpttsta Ir2chc.
faSge I virtue OF and in obedience to IN order of
A@zAS sale, to me directed by the hon. the Fifth
Judicial District Court, ofihe State OF Louisiana,
in and for the parish OF Assumption, dated No.
vember 9Th 1851.
VIII be offered FOR sale, at public auction BY
A. f. Hickman, Sheriff Of this parish, on Satul-
day the third day Of January 1852, at two
o'clock 7. NJ, on the premises, in this Parish,
on the left bank of Bayou La(ourclle, at about
ten miles below the village Of Napoleonvilie, the
following described property belonging TO the
succession aforesaid. to wit +
A Tract of Land situated in this parish, on the
lett bank OF Bayou Latourohc, about ten miles
below the village of Napoleonyille, bounded
above BY land Of ThtoduIe Labiche. and below
by land of Balthazard Triche, measuring two
and a quarter arpcnts. fronting said BAYOU. by
forty arDPnts in depth. the lines closing SO as to
ieave a width OF only one ana a halt ARGENT on
the rear line, together with ali the Buildings
and Improvements thereon.
Also, two Cows and a Calf, and the House
hold Furniture.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Snccossjons Of Pierre Olivier Gautrear.
and Celeste Julie E1ccmont, his wife de-
conecd:
I%3P Y virtue Ct, and in obedience TO an order of
eAa1sa]e, to me directed by the Honorable the
Filth Judicial District Court. of the state of Loui-
-itoa, in and for the Parish of Assumption dated
December 29th 1851.
"i'I be effered for snIc, at public %anction,
by 4. T. Hickman, Sheriff of This Parish.
on Monday, the ID day of February 1852,
at 10 o clock 4. NJ. On the premises. in this
parish, on lie right bank o Bayou Lafour-
che at bait 4 mile above the village of La.
Vaudeville. the following described property
belonging 60 the above succession, to wit
lst A negro woman named CLOFINE,
- years OF age, and hrrtwo children, PM-
ip7f@le a mu'2iIo Girl > years Of age and
Angns!e 4 mu'alto hoy 4 years old.
I'd CECILIA, Il muIatio girl | years
cid.
"fd Cattle, bcaSe'ro,d fnnitrre and tho
utensils.
forms aud conditions.
The mnveahIe property rnyabIc all sums
o! tF" dollars in March 1852, and all sums
Of above FIVE dollars payable one half in
1852. and the other ha|fin March
i@53' the s!lves payable in three equal
instruments, one third in March 1859, ono
third in March 1853 and the remaining
third in blatob 1894. Purchasers to give
heir notes with good securities, pava-
bic 10 the order Of the administrator Of the
successions, the slaves remain es.
mortgaged until paid, and all surns
'"t PwnctnaIiy paid at maturity, to bear in
crest at the faJc Of eight Per cent per an
nun.
December 3ytb 1851.
Is 4. 7, HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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t =
All Jc comprends, phrase a part,
celia veut dire que IL fntnme qui redoate
Ia pui,sance dun mari, peuts essayer de
Iobeissapcc dun urnanti. Eet-ce a1Issi Nj.
de Boisyerdan qui voas afermit dams
cettc belle morale I?
--0uhliez, ie vous conilre, &c OWL
a DIT ct ce que vous interprttcz 81 nal.
car i suis al d~esespoir dc ,ons en- ayoir
parie. madame; mais toates mes actions,
me pensees a5ouiissant d vous, je crei
rais yous tronper en- vous cachant ce
que Imagine pour alimentcr mon cspoiy.
0al, mon espolr, yous avez beau SQUIRE
d nh air moaneur, je ne votis suppose pas
assez mechanic pour vons amnser a
me Tendre lou sans avoir pitic de ma de-
mence, ct CONNIE e ne suis pas exigeant
Ie ne vons demande qu'un pei d.indul-
gence pour mon amour.
Y otrc amour, interrompit Clotilde
ayec gazette ; mails je vous assure qn'l!
NEST fort agreeable!
' raiment ssecria Sosthene en- sem.
pafant de la main de la comtesse.
C1i, dSantant plus agreeable que ie
comPte men seryir pour me debarrasser
de tous les ennnyeux sonpirants qui Sc
font un aevoir de tcnter la chance dun
marriage lncratif, CONNIE lis tcntcraiett
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pos aasi"aa FIn te4feux quill ne
l'etatt teelt"mert. Tout autre d sa MACE
a1ra'i dissimule le. rtsultat de ses obser-
satlons ; mals Adalbert s'inaginant qn'il
etalt de sa loyaute den convenir. etqu'un
esprit fott con lugal devait SC METRE an-
dessus de ces petitcs miseres, n~'nesita pas
a metre lie com5ic au bonheur de son
ann en- lni disant ql'il ic croyait vive-
ment preiere par ~ belle. SeuIernant
me tfonie amer, sur "a succes 81 yite
%ootha3, pfonsait n de.r den diminue,
fe'temcnt Ia vaIeur aux yeux Dc S,o.thanc
gun en- d~eyiendrait peutelre dedai
gneux.
II men fnt pas ainsi !; confiant dams &c
quill appelait lie sang-froid d'Adalbert ct
partant certain de yoir ses .oins bien
accueillis, Sosthenc les redoubla. Dams
son besoin de tout dire a celle Quill
il allla jusqn'a lui ~raconter com
ment dontant des raisons qui t~'antori
a esperer, il await reconrs a l.esptitI
penetFant de son ami pour savoir 81 son
n'etait pas importune.
Alb c'est a Nj. dc Boisverdun que
Fous vous adressez pour SAVIOR 81 ION
'ous tronye aitnable, dit Ell RANT CIotildc.
Que vouIez-yons ? quand on a tant
mo'l's pour douter de sol, quand on a
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The Movable property payable in March
1852, and tie Land payable in three equal ms
ifimcnts, maturing in Nil the months Of March
OF the ycar@ 1852, 1853 and 1854. Purchasers
% give notes with good and approved security,
al" special mortgage on the said landed pro-
pf!t,y, until PAD. and all SUNS not ponctnaIIv
pald at maturity, 10 bear interest at the rate Of
e,gh' per cent per annnm, until finally paid,
Assumption, No0rcmbor 2th 1851.
1@) A. T. HICKMAN. Sheriff:
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no SSE ASSOMprION.- Co,

1E. H1#S&E ASSUMPTION CouR
a@A DU CINouIEME DIsTRICT JUDrCIAIRE.
Attendu que Gabriel BeasIey a pr6sent6
me petition i la Cour, d l'efet d'obtenir des
Lettres d Administration 4 Ia succession de
teu Homer Hines, decede ~intestat: Avis est
par lie present donnG a Gus ceux que cell
Peut concerner. d'aroir i deduire sous dix
yours, les raisons pour |esquelles il ne serait
pas fait droit q laditc petition.
Par ordre dc Ia Conr.
DESIRE LEBl mn g%retFier.
Assnnlnt.nn Mn o. IL 81
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CHApITRE XII.
ENCORE MEPRISE.

a. aaaioert tint parole, ct cfest par suite
mat. s'c inspection, ct trompti par les
oa saaes de bienYeillance don't Clothilde
s r6a's's devoir r6compsnser une action
'''''ao'e, que NJ. de B~oisyerdan SUP.
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EegTEsg,EC GAT<E.

'EU7NJ7IiL be offered at public sale On the
IW Plantation, al about half a mi'c abo-
We HE Bayou Iatour~ho, on the ''issi>sinri
River: on THU D TIiE
G5Jh. DAY OF JANUARY 1862:
Tie .foIiozring d"scr7bei properly, vj-:
Tz=zft 1o'A CERTAIN pLANTA-
l4z6sa TON >itup'e and lying II, h" Par
ish OF Ascension, on the right 'rlnh of the
mississippi River, half a mjie above Do
naldNonvlj.r, confirming seven Grnrnts funt
on the river, five arpents thereof, having ..
oininetoon 9nd~ threc-qnartors arpcnts
more or less, and two arpenfs thereof
having " depth Of eighteen and Il hajfar-
penis more or less. Bonnde,i above by the
iand OF /. J. Frcmauz, and below by the
.44" + Adelord DicharrY,-wi.h oil the
IMPROVEMENTS, etc, To said
.u@ retaining also The following slaves,
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OF Nous prions I'hon. l.. Saint Mar.
lin. rerresentant & Washington du Ter.
district congressional de Get Fiat.
d,agrfer nos remercfmcnts pour les nom
bre"x documents pnbiics qu'il acu Fat
~tcntion ilatteuse de mons adrcsser.
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w An moment de METRE sous presse,
| avofat de notre district judiciairc, lie Col.
j. c. Raby est appei6 dams la p~aroisse Ter
rebonne, pour proccder d l'examen dun des
freres Daspy, prevenu dun meurtre que
nous aVons rapport6, il six semaihes ou
deux mois.
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Z .t -. 90 - q, -
"", ''' =" 81 on h"F''1 street Do1aId-
S~"'''''f. "'h the Buildings and improves
nielltS thereon,
TERNs \ CONDITIONS OF SALE,
The plantation will be sold tngcfher or !,
lots to sujf rnrrhasrrs and con-, r.Io..'
viii ha .oid :, r,,,;r.. 49, -
~. .,rn ~ '0s' 'Si'''a'P'.F'
u =. ~ "' '~''''"''2 terms
Nhc '"''U 81 tAe fSIce IN ''arel lS)2; one
'"'Fo IN ha'ch 1893; II ihlrd il March
fH.ti. lie purchaser t. furnish notes with
! approved security in saIiGn. rarahia -, ,L,
Office of the Enncord.r At T1,',,I ,,.nI,
with interest - III. ,,,.ra;..4
u,n,, .han .a,... 80 t' 80 ger
onI ~ -. |''''''' ''''' MAJ pr '''"'A'
ans, ''' """'' Pre-" 'o'oe secured ~ spe-
'''i mortgage ana vendors privilege.
j. h. CohSEOCh, S|cr5T.
L1-osioio Alclionccr.
Nnraldsonviilr, Goth no.'r 1851
IT. .-1 -,- 1--,.-
tHbA L'4 II LAAli.
L@ hAN2iE DIES CTf0TEEs DE L, s.ouI-
SANE, VS.. IN succession ne .4uouqe IEte.
H.'ET I DC IA LOUISLiNB-CovR Dig
s%"s Cis2rIrM@ Dt>TRIcT JUolclAltE, DAss Er
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RAR@tAEN,

On the 25th December, by the Rev.
Or. Neville, J. STTRGES BEERS
Esq.. to Miss MARY ELIZABETH
HSLEY. both ofNtW-O Orleans.
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o. Mcrci anssi aux officers On cApro
de I'envoi Quill nous font Requirement
dos %ionrnatx De IN NIl~-Or'tans.
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l'cntremise dos p%ouyoirs ncutrcs.-Dt-
postc pro'isoiTcment snr lie bureau.
lie Stnat vote lie bill qni accord" unc
pension a la veuvc do general Worth,
lie rcste dc In Keancc est rempll par
nne discussion sans inttr&t sur Ia ra-oll-
ton de NJ. Foote, touchant lie Compro-
mis-.
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pARISH OF Observation-Disclosures
= OF THE FIFrH JuprcrA1 D1srR,cr.
Whereas Gabriel Beasley has petitioned
me Court for letters of administration on the
estate OF The late Homer Hines, deceased
ln.estate /: Notice is hereby given, TO all
whom 1t may concern, t. show cause within
len days, why the prayer of the said peti.
Toner should not be granted.
by order ofthe Court.
DESIRE LEBLANC. clerk.
Assumption, December 22d 1851.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARCHE DE LA NLLE.ORLEANS.

MARCHE DE LA NbLE.ORLEANS
C0TON.-Le coup d'Et4t De Bona.
garte Q rrndn le marchG al cotton plus
Uncertain, simon plus mauvais cue lamais.
II etait arrive a Ia Nile Orleans pendant IA
erliair,e f~}nisSani samrdi dprnier. 1869
bales. ct ON Ell await exporlt 19.105.
II *'est vendu pendant cote meme Sc
maine. 81. $50 bales a me baissc DE- ! a /
c. soil 4 / Ie middiing. celfe baisse Sc
taisant rcsseniir principaintnnnt sur lie mid
ding ct les qualities ~intcricures.
sl1CRE.-Pen de drmnndns durant Ia
,rmaine qni Went de- s'tcouIrr: cenendant
il s'est yendu 5000 boucauts 4 une baissp
considerable, qui cote ainfi ce produit:
|nftrir"r 2 y Commun % 81
Faira fully fair34a4 Prime II i Al
Choiy a Il ID Clarife IA a u
MEhASSES. - Il s'cst vendu 500
bsrils de melas$e a 20 il PA le gallon.
PROVisIONS.-Le priy des provisions
ma pas change. Ii mess pore Sc de,silie
a Sl3 IS ct $l4. Tn lot lie $4,000 livrps
s'est yendn 4 Gets. lie lard sale Sc vend On
letites quantities d g pour les epauie!s eli
u pour les plats cotts.
WHiskEY.-Le whiskey Sc vend de
1s3 d "octs Ie gallon, mais les transactions
sent limitees.
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VENTE Do SUCCESSION.

~ N"~h Ss''s D1s
S"cccss1on dc tsue S4roh Tong, ueupe de
jean Bophste Yyichc.
e@T@.a Tertn d un ofdre de vente. a moi adresss.
s''sa@ par Ghon Ia Cour din CinquiGme Distric,
Jndtciairc dc Fiat de la Louisiana. dams Of
pour Ia parolsse Assumption, en- date du q
noECmJre 1851.
II aera o.iert en- Vente ~publique par A. f.
aickinann. AnerlI de cette paroiSae, lc 1anedi
troisI5me Jour ia 1ois De JanYier 1852, j 'aoy
telres 7. NJ, sur les lieuE, on nette Dar .as>. 4Er
n rive @anche dU Bayou IatonrrEr. + cf.,4r7~
dix miles al-des>ouad u viIlnra De AsPo,e7ngifa
les prophecies ci-apr0s decrites, appar,enaata IA
succession ~susttite, SAVIOR
UN bl0rCoau de Terre, situG en- cette parois-
Sc, sur Ia rive gauche dn Bayou Lafourche. i
environ dix miles au-dessons du village de Ma
noleonville, bornce en- hant par la terre de Theo-
dHte habIche. ct Cd bas par Ia terre De Baltha-
zafd richie, mesUrant denx arpents ct un quart
de AGE anGat buyou, sur q~narante arpents de
rTofondenr, les lgncs Sc fprnant de mapi&re :
iaIsser nne fargeur dun arpent ct dcmi. a peu
pres sur "a Lyme de ~ierritre, ensemble avec tou-
ties les B1tisses ct Authorizations oui en- deppn-
dent.
dussi donx Vaches ct I'm Vcau, ct les Ncu-
biee lie Nefiage.
Taf'uEs TT CONDITIONS.
Lac Mo5i!ier payable ell Mars 1852, ct Ia T'erre
en- trots Earmes &galvg ecbcaot dams les
tnoIs de Mars dies annae5 1852, 1853 et 1854,
les acgaereurs deEroat fnnrnir des o!iicts. tgee
cautions bonnes ct soIvables, ct hvpothtQue
sur Iadite terre, j~ns4n'a1 partait pale
henf' iontes sornnes qni ne seront pas ponc-
''ellethent payees aux tcheances, p~orteront in
.ertt a raison de butt pour oent, par an, jnsqu, al,
1artalt Placement.
20 noycmbrealS5I.
q. +. HICKMAN. Sheriff.
DlSPARU
GrDcpuis lnndi, notre petit apprenti.
'GLaS GuEDRY. Nous %oi1rons cINo
Gus de r~doompensc il la personne qni lie
amencra Il scs deyoirs.
Assumption. % dec. 1852.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-01
-. he 10, No. 20 jsl". g Hte dt navor
a Don~aldsonviIle, avrc les bltIments et anne
liofations Qri sy trouvent:
IENNES & CONDITIONS
DE Ia EENTE.

Lhabjtatjon sera vcndue en- bloc on par
lots, scion lie voen des acquGreurs ct qnei-
nnrs-nns des c~sc!ayes srront ycndls par
families ct lie resie s@par6ment. les ter
mes sont comme suit ia tiers du prix en-
mars 1882, rin tiers cn mars 1852, ct I'm
tiers en- 1904 les acqJ%reurs ~fJngniront
IeurS btiI"tS avec >@curtjc appronvcn ct in
soIIdo, paYab.cs au bureau dJ recorder Il
Donaidson'iII", ayec in,arut i BUN ,a,jr
cent par an apres !echeance iusqu'a pa.ltr
ct lie rodj tota! sera garanti par
hYroihafne snaciaie pour conscrver lie prr-
yilGge du venIehr.
J. l.. COMSTOCk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-01

yStroh Tong deceaseq, uiidozu
Q jean Bapttsts I,2chc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-01

Seizedt to pay and satisfy the above writ and
costs OF suit, to be sod with the benefit Of ap-
praisemcut.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-01

b., not No 30 on Eayou Street. Donald
s~onvli5e. with the buildings and improves
u4.nA lAn.nnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
NEW MAP OF NORTH AMERICA.

Much the bss most eegen and most useful map OF North
America that has been published says the Philadelphia
Buetin) is that Of MIR. Jacob Monk, of Baltimore copy
which before 1t gives view the entire CONT
nent from the most Horhcrn region 10 South America; and
each county we'll defined according the latest modh-
cations Of the boundaries The present limits OF the United
States accurately given, including California and the
gold region Oregon New Mexico and the almost unknown
territory Of Utah. Cuba and the West India Islands Mexi
co.. Central America including the Chages, Nicaragua and
Tehuautepec routes, all faithfully and beautifully de-
lueated. The steamship from New York and New
Orleans the various ports in Central America also CIV
That portion of the map relating strictly to the United
States besides giving all the territorial divisions, abonds
with information obtained from official surveys, contains all
the railroads. canals and other highways OF the Union.
The great advantage Of this map all Others is its su
perior eize and its presenting the whole continent
and the extended scale But besides this it
exces all others in the accuracy os details and the amount
of information it presents On Of the map is a
Map of the World Merca,ors projection but having
the advantage of presenting the American continent in the
CENTRE where it must always properly be placed On this
map traced all the chief sailing routes OF the world.
These few Of The beauties of this bet OF maps but II
must be enable judge Of all its advantages II
only be sold by subscription. Dir. Sam G. Clarke Is
now Richmond. and this fine map without
feeling strong desire TO obtain one.