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The daily union., 1852-10-28
SHawls sHAwLs, sHAwLs.-we have n store The


and best variety OF shawis
fcred for sale former time In this city The greater
them bought New York
them much lower than the regular price. We have
100 cashmere long shaw &i5
80 square cashmere do from e0 10 Si5
20 eooed and white Canton shswis from si0)
100 woolen plaid long shawls, from IS 10 Sl2
100 embroidered aud printed cashmere Wis small figures,
suitable for the present r.
10 rich silk shawls
50 black Thibet aud cloth shawis, long and square
Is sccoEd mourning plaid woolen shaws
10 handsome cashmere scarfs
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & co.
Oct 24-6uf :
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MOURNING DItESS GOODs.-Lades want OF black dress
m goods viii nd stock large assorted pay
Particular attention 10 The selection
have every article of line
30 pieces upins best bombasins from 81 per yard
~ DO black Alpaca, from 25 81 per yard
10 do black farmose cloth, from 81 81 81 do
10 do Ga black mousselne, do 81 10 81 so do
90 do 40 do NJ c.nss N ii cen,s
10 do black Chaley 10 cents To & cents
. do black French merno do 81 TO 81 so per yard
% do hacksiks, ai widths, do Is % Sc do
y do black mode, for trnnings, si pcr yard
W dozen black love wells, So
pieces black Grape from IS cents 10 s5 do
70 do black English do, from rs cents 70 81 do
~ boxes black Italian from 81 -
~ dozen black Md, silk and slk gloves
~ do black Engli<h silk and do hose
~ long black Thibet shsBs from 80 10 si5 n
~ do wooen do do S3toSe
80 square black Thibei DO do 81 10 S3.
Al OF The above goods bought within
dies getting fresh goods
CbAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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w OOD's Ornamental Iron- Works. Ridge Road
w adepha-Ion statuaryions, gryhounds, Newfoundland
dogs fountains Of beautiful designs and
spiral and sag improved plans also iron ratings
das, comprising upwards OF 100 designs.
Designs and specifications will be Union
By addressing
Oct a--dan ROBERT WOOD, Philadelphia.
The daily union., 1852-10-28

(xrHERIAN CIsEA VI OF sOAp.-The best SOAP for any
Also, Rabhtt's shaving powder
Roussells do
do
And fancy soaps and petfumsry In great variety at
~. sTEvENS's
octHf-eul Sales Room, under Browns Hotel
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War Department,
nar,an Of Tana !.


pRoPosALs win be received up aud including day
December ner for the following articles required Lake on
$40 piece, hewn wheoak timber long square
400 pieces heNu white oak timber each ~ feet long,
soso i- bolton IN piece. of 10 and IS feet Tong
90 eoas & sna baa. ,toee 10 so o sand stone i2s feet
s feet broad measure aneh pine plank inches wide
onethird on the 3st day OF March onehd
day a April nesti oae-ihIfd a, day Of May
oncihird on The aJh Of ,prI pex 3st day
o. May nert: e-hrd on the a1ih day Of next.
ectioas : "'" 'p''' ''"'' anu o''e' '"pe'-
To be delivered Oak Orchard Creek Lake Ontario
aairsd sedus bay, Wayne county, YORK pro-
The aaas., kinds suae. Of material. will also be
y. Ssda bay Of oayusa county, New York. times and
Ihs articles. delivered e.e specified days.
approved received approved and received
cent VIII BY me sS s's' ss Sa s" s
nse @ % wssn % @ 20 retained w be paid he
fsil TO falhl his contract.
able foh his department reserves be
ngh % sseng any proposal not satisfactory in all
Advsnces on contracts cannot be made. But payments
places of landing materials win be pointed oo, bv The Unied
n contractor ' mot TO be subject delay Of
United States No delivery win acknowledge except qusn
unu delivered inspected ard received al are. win be a. ss ss
ne eonuscof and under BIZ esr but vhen delivered inspect
United sinies No dYay inspect lines stated will
~ made or allowed on The of the United srstes
The proposals will be endorsed
outside Of the envelope and wall be addressed undersigned
!. ALERT.
Col Corps Typographical Engineers.
oe inserted IN The Republic Inerencs snd Uniop, Wash
Courier and Enquirer, New YORK, Commercial
~ sSaslo a Register albany twenty times daily
OuN-d2ltA2tawtipeel0
National Medical College, washi.gton, ID, q.
TaE hryart annual course o. Lectures win
= mrs, Monday In November, and continue March.
Thomas Miller, NJ. D. professor OF anatomy PHYSIOLOGY.
msm Johnston, " d., professor Of obstetrics and
"ses Of women children.
shua key, NJ ~ professor Of maieria medca, therapeutics,
John Fred May ~ D professor principles and practice
& @'oa Tyler D. professor Of pathology and prscce Of mad
aoss, King Stone NJ ~ professor microcopcsl paho
nawaa Foreman " D. professor of chemistry pharmacy.
psnn,,, - so'gsn, w D., prosec,or aud
Clinical r .s p.oseenied with ih most ample heiy
bs gwen ufo"R, The entire period the lectures
washington inhfnay, under
"e. neA'e'ne and surgery both taught pr ctcnlry
The entire of a Of l.e,,re. 4, "a, 90
rfacttcsl anatomy, by the demonsaor sto 10
nancnsing Zee, payable only ...,.....1,' 90
's""an"h expenses.
ndm'saon 70 the medicsl and surgical whou charge
.khffoA ~ LtR, ". d., Dean ~ the Faculty.
es and residence Washington CAV us esorgson
aug ogs-2aw5mdsc scp - $500
FE ofFrs"kiin Pierce by Nethsn,eI rsswshoync.
= ou WIN an authentic portrait pncs, 37k
o"n FRAscK TAYLOR.
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rEMENr, cALcINED PLAgrER.-A fresh supply Just 70
ceivrd csIcined plaster, and for sais BY
r. NJ. PEARSON n co,
Oct s-a 7th street, pcsr canal
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War Department.,
bureau Of Typographical Engineers,
Octnher Oh lR5p

Bureau Of Typographical Engineers,
PROPOSALS will be received including first day OF
December for the following articles required
Michigan
$50 pieces "a inch square, long,
$50 pieces do IS feer long do
100 pieces do Gu .et long 4.H#s#..
10 pieces, i6 inches square so feet long, do
loo round wnite oak piles 10 feet long
soo lbs kinch bolt iron, In of u Is feet long
F3t7
good hard one for crib ballast no soft or sand
stone Each cord or stone TO yield l2s feet solid
measure. #.#
The foregoing articles delivered at New Buffalo .ake
One third timber by the als, day Mach
by .hs s day Of April oncthir by 3sr day
The stone to he delivered as follows.
Ouelhird by the 5jt
Of Msy neat one third by the 3o.h day Of June
The ARTICLES delivered these specified days.
measured and inspected OF the United
proved and received the qane- received will be
sas s,e wiz e e us ns sg g. e aa ne
contract se completed when retained viii be pad
the contractor viii forfeited United
tail TO iuli hts Hf @ tHd
The hewn timber 10 be Tree splits, aud mperecuons
fropoa for The kinds Materials quantities. quality
times Of delivery will also be received o Black Lake habor
county Michigan
poser able fulfil his department
nsh Of rejecting proposal Satisfactory all
Advances on contracts cannot be made But payments viii be
The places landing materials pointed by
The contractor b. subject delay OF
landing hal considered delivery said
ties and saed aud accordance
until ldeIvered inspected and received, articles
sped and received ey will be risk and
the United States. No delay and
The proposals will Proposals for
outside Of the envelope and will be addressed undersigned
J. !. ABERI,
Col Corps Typographical Engineers.
Iob inserted in The Republic nlriycneer, aud unon Wash
Buffalo, New York Advertiser Detrot Commercial
Chicago; twenty times daily, and then twice week 'l December
flTf0 l--iJ n Ieel
The daily union., 1852-10-28
FIAT JUSTITIA, RUAT cGLUM.D

INDIAN SUMMER This season, II so Il may he called
.pecul,ar TO the temperate OF North America. Its
distinguishing features mdness OF temperature and
cloudless but murky sky These modified that
iis eah bu, there lew Indeed Of sc svs feelings
that ignorant Us existence dHd not dtigh'e wHh
the midi aud genial wratbef designated Nv the heading
OF this article. The origin OF the "lndan summer
is said to be- that during pTiod OF an uncertain
Der OF days while autumn and winter struggling for
predominance, a bazy atmosphere was produced. Du-
ring this time the Indians were wont 10 make ncursions
into the settlements Of the "poneefs OF the wldecssp
and wreak them bloody revenge for real supposed
injuries To relate the iegends that ipd Of the ho.
b scenes perpetfaled during the Indian summer would
only be 10 retail the history oi the settlements Of this
country which should be in the hands and treasured in
the memories OF every American But 10 refer par
ticulary the peculiarly OF lha climate in the tempe.
oi North America proper 10 say that the dis
linguishing characteristics OF the Indian do
exsl in any other pari OF the globe.
There is another feature n the climate OF the United
States which distinguishes IL from most countries, VIA
the transparency OF the atmosphere With perhaps
exceptions Of portion Of Italy and OF Sweden. no coua-
Try the globe, 80 lar as known, compares with this
in that respect. This is evidence OF the comparative
heahulncss OF this climate Those remarks apply bet
ter The great central basin than TO the Atlantic Pa
cGc slopes OF the continent and 10 show that AZ soon
The which generate malaria removed by cu
tiyaon this will be al least one OF the most healthy and
beautiful climates in The world
Bot 10 renrn from generalities-he present beautiful
weather which gaddens the hearts OF both young and
old would half century ago, have been desecfael by
the aboIigiBes OF North America with EXPEDITIONS OF
murder and rspine, What beautiful change 10 CON-
contemplate The future. Involuntary the enlightened
mind must exclaim, The march OF Improvement is on
warj and the OF not only empire but OF hope has
settled IN the Wes--C'ncinnH ~ Nonporsd
The daily union., 1852-10-28

Under SHIRTS AND DRAwEas.--As usual, we have
aYery large and complete gepemeDs
Hno ahs wool, and dfawera,
@zea and qualities, at moderate and uniform prices.
Del S-6nfeod Sales Room, Hrown's Hotel
The daily union., 1852-10-28
BY ROBERT sTRoNG
War epartment.
Bafean OF Typographical Engineers,

Bafssa Of TopoeraPhisal Engsesg,
will received unl and including the aJh day of
Deeese ior the following articles required on Lake
hswn whsoak timber IL inches 80 feet
$50 pieces white timber square ia nches each
81 feel long each piece ,,.
5000 inch no', ,ou pieces q y and IS fee, long
Al the lumber " be nee om sap, rents, splits aud other
600 cords stone each cord to
measure i2s feet solid measure af
Times Of delivery as follows for timber and iron Z
third ga j. % s,. & y Of 9, @ "ss March on the so
Times Of tho delivery ofths stone
% o. 5 d, % o. @ AS l,s the sl.' day
The articles viii be required Little waukegan,
west Of Lake Michigan
sounpo wess sore Of Lake Michigan and The
Ths same quantities. qualities, kinds material, win be
wanted Racine wes shore q Lake micgan
s .s%e quantities. quass kinds Of ma,eriaIs win he
Mlwaase ws shore flake icxan, aud the same
YSs same quantities, qualities, and kinds Of
proportions and times Of delivery
quantities. a,"ss q ana kinds Of materials viii be
proportions and lines oi delivery ls sf
measured inspected Of the United
proved and received he Quantities SO approved and received viii
DUE wi" be retained BY The United states until The
contract retained will
contractor viii he forfeited to the United states if the
fail TO fulfil his contract
poser fulfil his and department
proposal all
contracts cannot be made But payments will
u stated
The places landing pointed out by the United
notice 10 him by the On this
the contractor no, 10 be snee 70 delay Of days
Unied No delivery win except IN
and times stated and in accordance
lsement Until delivered nspectsd and received,
the risk OF the contractor and under his But when
Inspected under
United States No delay
proposals will be endorsed Proposals Tmber on the
the envelope, will be
b8 J. J. ABERT,
Col Corps Typographical Engineers
To be inserted the Republic. Inegencer Union,
ngou Courier and Enquirer, New York Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo Advertiser, Detroit; Commercial Advertiser Chicago
twenty times daily, th.n twice week Till Goth December.
a6-d20t t&2fawtDcc20.
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tUELCH PREMIUM rLOUH.--Just received
w iW barrels W.ch first premium wheat family -four, made
of choice mountain white wheat, warranted to
please.
Aso u barrels fary -four, branded Wood swatz'
Ill 100 barrels superine -four.
For sale GRO. THOs. A. co.
octh-sufThs&Tu Opposite Browns Hotel
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'' You shall and you shan,,
Yan will and you won't,
You'll be did ii you do,
And you'i be d--d If you don'tr'
But General, all things must have end. and so must
this fugitive epislle OF e.
RANDOLPH OF ROANOKE
The daily union., 1852-10-28

THg n HlRIzos LOOKS ERoHT AND CLEAR AHEAD 1T
wants but few days TO the peno when the grea,
and important question be decided 'wbo s to be the
President ol this great country for The ensuing four
yeafsr' Everything looks nspIrtng to the democratic
parry The successes achieved by tie democracy Ia the
State eesons have filled every heart With gadness, and
have added cons, rably the strength of the party, by
nusng new lie and spirit into the and ufg-
10 attach themselves to that which promises TO lead the
in the day Of struggle.
Oar city is ali aslir with democratic professions, and
the spiitsrng drum and martial BE make The ar re-
soufd with democratic music, while opponents hang
aloo suen and dispirIled, gazing envousiy upon The
union aud strength OF The parry and despite OF themselves
making most upfavorable comparisons CARDS theme
selves. The democratic party, however, must moi relax
accoun, OF The glorious prospect which opens more
brightly upon day by day II must not hesitate or ia
ter Onwaj, and victory is certain; and such victory
as will throw al previous lriumphs into shade.
[Nohonat Demotrs,.
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X instant meme OH NJ. de TourbeIIe

X l'instant meme OH NJ. de Tourbelle
Sc disait avec humeur;: Get homme.la
est done inevitable +! il lie Wit lever
brusquement. la tete an nom de Clotilde
pronounce a haute voix ct rerete par
lsecho de la sale. Get echo, %tres-connu
des Napolitains, ct fort pen des voya-
geurs, a la propriete de repercuter tren.
te-deux fois lie mot qu'on lui adresse.
D'abord, madame des Bruyeres eton.
nee de s'entendre appeler 81 familiere.
ment, Sc ~retourna tout-a-coup, mais ma
perceyant personne derriere ellie, ct son
nom ne cessant pas de frapper ses oreil-
les, ellie demanda a Sosthene l'explica-
ton de cette mauyaise plaisanterie, de
maniere a prouver qnsel!e Zen accusait.
II ssolfensa du reprochc ct montra du
doigt M. F%resneval, qui, de son cote,
s'indignait d'entendte un nom 81 revere
livre au rebaohe de l'echo miraculous.
lie garden de la bibliotheque, con-
suite sur ce phenomena acoustique, en-
deniontra tant bien que NAL la cause.
.nais il ne dit rien qui pit a%pprendre
comment ct par qai Ie nom de Clotilde
await etc a fecho. La comtesse
Sc reprocha femotion involontaire
qu'elle yenait d'eprouyer a l'appei do
cctte yoix anonyme, ct perslsta dams
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lidee de representer ce ,yieux roi Ferdi-
nand en- Minerve; celia j~nstiie bien Fopi-
MON de madame Stael, ,qui ~pretendait
gull n'etait point de grand talent a qui
Ia fatterie matt fait dire une enorme
4ktise.
On ne saurait %reprocher c%elle-ci a
Canova, dit la comtesse, car il ne pou-
wait passer pres de cette statue sans
s'indigner contre ellie ct sans lui ieter son
bonnet a Ia tete.
-Csest dommage, reprit Sosthenes,
que lie regret dsavoir fait une sottise ne
la detruise pas. Heureusement les
miennes ne courent pas lie risque de pas
ser a Ia posterite; elles s'arrstent a vous,
ajouta-t.il de manlere a metre entendu
que de Clotilde, aussi Dieu salt CONNIE
zen suis puni.
&c qui ne vous rend pas plus sage ,
.reprit-elIe en- riaat, mais CONNIE yctre
folie est au fond tres fiatteuse ct tres a.
musante, je sais decidee a ne plus men
facher.
All! jc yous amuse;; Ell bien c'est
toujours celia de bon; faute de mieux,
~'accepte i'emploi da votre b%ouffon, a
condition que vous me laisserez toutes
les prsrogatives de Ia place, don't ID
premiere est, CONNIE vous le ave dc
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THE TATE OF LOUISIANA Fifth
District Conrt-Parish of Assumption.
Succession of Manuel Hernandez de-
ceased.
Whereas Jeanette Truxillo, widow
of Joseph Hernandez and datiye tutrix
of I.odoIska and Marie Hernandez, has
this day, filed in said court a ta5lsau of
her administration, with a petition pray
ing that the said tableaa be approved
and no Observation-Disclosures all per-
sons are hereby named AMI notified to
file their objections, if any they have, to
the h~omologation Of the aforesaid TIA
hleau. with the clerk of said court, at
his office, in the village of Napoleon.
vile, ten days after the first publication
hereof, or they will for ever be deprived
Of that right.
.,.ss,. Witness my hand and seal Of
:%R9zZlt& said court, this The tenth
asNE day Of January 1852.
HSSsssH Desire LEBLANC.
fGrefier
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dire la yeerite dams toutc son etendue.

dire la verite dams toutc son etendue.
SOFT, pnisque c'est cor lie seul
moyen qu'on ait trouve de la dire a TX
rois ct aux femmes. Habillez-la de ma
Mere a nous Ia faire paraitre agreeable.
-C'est dificile: d'abord YOU re YOU
lez pas qu'on vous parle d'amour.
Eth bien qu'est-ce que celia prou-
We?
All !s'ecria Sosthene les yeux bril-
lans de joie, vous permettez qu'on passe
la defense
Une question de la marquise a Clc-
tide vint tres a propos delivrer c%elle-ci
de fembaFras de repondre d M. de Tour
belle; la conversation redevint generate,
mails, tout a son idee fixe, Sosthene trou-
wait a n cesse quelqne moyen de lie rem
Dire complete de sa pensee; il await cette
gate, ce p%iquant dams lesprit que don.
nent la coniiance, le vain espoir de
plaire.
Cette heureuse disposition fnt I'm mo.
ment troublee par IL re ncontre de M.
Fresneval, que Sosthene apercut lie pre-
mier en- entrant dams la sale de D bi.
b~liotheque, malgrs lie soin d 'Edouard a Sc
tenir la tate presqne entourec dams un
gros manuscrit latin qui semblaitl e capti-
yer enforcement.
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a0eMre GFueraIe,
COURT.RGE
BUREAU DE COLLECTIONS.
Ho @U~ "a
Passage de la Bourse, No So, enc. Cont.
ON Sc CHARGE A L'AcENCE

ON Sc CHARGE A L'AGENCE :
De suivre en- Cour, toutes afsaires conten-
tieuses, de faire tous requirements a la Nile
Orleans, aux Etats- Unis ct en- France; de toutes
reclaInations ct liquidations de SUGGESTIONS; de
tous placements ct emprunts; de la reduction de
tous actes sous-seings, devils, marches. etc; de-
tous renseignements pour les strangers, de tou
ties ecritures, correspondence. Eft specialeneh
de uentes Ell achats de proprietes, e~sclaves, cream
ces de toutes natures, fonds de commerce, ETC.;
.du reglement de toutes ~affaires commercials, ct
en- litige, de toutes commissions, de toutes en-
trees en- douane, de toutes demarches; de la
gestion ct location de maisons ainsi que du re-
CONVENIENT des loyers, du renouvellement des
assurances, du Placement des taxes, etc.-Enfin,
dadministrer les biens ct afaires ct de deendre les
int6rets des personnes qui s'absentent de lEtat,
ct de celles qui habitent la campagne.
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HOTEL WASHINGTON.

NM. MELANcoN 4 TRIcHE previen-
ncnt Icnrs amis ct lie public qu'ils OIL ac-
qnis De Mr.. FIX. GAUrurER, l'exPIoitation
dn Washington Hotel. lis solIicitcnt l..
continuation dc la faveur don't lie public
a t%oulonrs cntoure Get Establishment, ct
lis s'cnsagent a nc rien negiigcr pour
5 ell rc''dre dignes. Appointments, ct
Table contortabEcs, B%errctoujou,s aqpro-
visionnee DIES meilIeures Liquors, Ser
vice prompt. VOLTA DIES titrcs que lcur
maison ne dementira iamais.
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A II.

Esuperbe Establishment comm, sous lc
1a10 nom de UNION EXCHANGE, prepriete
d1saac Hebert, situe pres de l'Eglise do
PaincourtviIle. Cet,r maison otfre par Sd
situation autant advantages pour lie COM
merce de marchandises seches ct de groce-
ries qu'aucune autre maison de Paincourt.
La maison principale est neuve ct bien
peinte, il y a jardin, cour, ecurie. &C., Gc.
Pour plus amples informations. s'adres-
ser sur les lieux, aux bureaux de poste.
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Bourbon, autrement dit, au Studi, ct
Collide, qui ~trouvait 1ans sa passion
pour les arts Ia seule distraction a ses
peines, s'etait empressee de Faccompa-
gner.
Rien ne calme les agitations presentes
CONNIE la vue de ce qui reste des agita-
ions passes. Lsaspect de ces dieux de
tnarbre auxquels on sacrifait Iphigenie,
sans avoir egard pour le rang de son pc
Re ct les cris de sd mere; ce Neron,
trouve i Telesc, don't Ia pose, I'expres-
sion rappellent les ferocitss de son ragne
sanglant; cette belle statue don't les traits
a't6rss, vieillis sur un corps jeune, font
deviner Ia veuve eploree de Germanicus;
sant de grands souvenirs. de regrets, de
dssespoirs. inspiraient a Clotilde pour SEES
llropres ennuis, cette patience qui tent
isa De resignation, de dedain aui supplee
encourage.
Bile ne fut pas tres-surprise de f%encon-
aeIS osthene au milieu du grand escalier.
vue fites-vous Ia 7 dit la marquise en-
y. dannaft sur lsepaule IN coup d'evan-
Je regardais cette statue colosale,
Madame. en- cherchant 4 m'explique
somrnent il etait possible qu'un homml
Genie, Tel que Canoya, all jamaise
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fDARISH OF Observation-Disclosures
60 OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL D1srR1cr.
Whereas Gabriel BeasIey has petitioned
the Court for letters administration on the
estate of the late Homer Hines, deceased
interstate Notice is hereby given, to all
whom it may concern, to show cause within
ten days, why the prayer of the said petit
toner should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
DESIRE LEBLANC, clerk.
Assumption, December 22d 1851.
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VENTE DE

Succession de Pierre Olivier G%autreaux
ct de Celeste Julie Agreement, sa fem.
me, tous deux decides.
fEsaN vertu dun ordre de vente, a moi adresse
- par Honorable la Cour du Cinquieme
District Judiciaire de l'Etat de la Louisiana.
dams ct pour la p~aroisse Assumption, en- date du
20 decembre 1851.
IL sera offert en- vente publique par A.
F. Hickman, sheriff de cette p%aroisse LUND1
2 Fevrier 1852, a 10 heures du matin, sur
les lieuy, Ell cette paroisse, sur la rive droi-
tie du Bayou Lafourche, a IN Gemi-mille au
dessus du village de Labadieville, les pro.
prietes ci-apres decrites, appartenant aux
susdites SUGGESTIONS, SAVIOR:
10. Une negresse nominee CLOFINE,
agee de 81 ans, ct ses deux enfans Philo-
meme, mulatress agee de 8 ans, ct Augustc,
muIatre age de 4 ans.
2o.CECILIA, mulatresse agee de IL
ans.
90. Animaux, meubles de menage ct la
batterie de cuisine.
Termes ct conditions.
LIE mobilier -Touhes sommes de cinq
p~iastres payable en- Mars 1852, ct toutes
sommes au dessus'de cling p%iastres payable
la Motto en- Mars 1852 ct Pautre noitie
en- Mars 1853. Les esclaves, payables en-
trois termes egaux, un tiers en- Mars 1859,
un tiers en- Mars 1858, ct lie dernier tiers
Ell Mars 1854. Les acquereurs devront
oufnir leurs billets cautionnes payable d
rordre de administrator des susdites sue
cessions, les esclaves resteront spectacle
ment hypotheques j%usqu'au parfait Placement
ct tottes sommes qui mt seront pas ponc-
tuellemeft payees aux echeances, porteront
interet a rsisop. de hut pour cent par an.
Assumption, lie 80 decembre 1851,
A. F. HICKMAN,
lsf Sheriff
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18
COMMERCIAL.
MARCHE DE LA NLLE.ORLEANS.
..a 3yEyDREDI Is JANvIER 1907.

MARCHE DE LA NLLE-ORLEANS'
.ss.aa ,vENDREDI l6 JANvIER 1897.
COTON-Inferieur, 5 a SIC, ordinaire,
81 d Ga, middling, u a Il, good middling'
u i 8, middiing fair, st a at, fair, 81
-SUCRE-Inferieur, 2 23c, commun, 9
3, fair, 81 a Al, prime, Al a II, choix.
44a5, clarife, ~ a63.
MELAsSES--Les prix de Get article va
riaient de 80 a 214c.
FARINE- Ohio. $3 10 a 375 lie baril
extra St-Louis, $5 81 a s. so.
MAIS-47a 4sc. lie boisseau, du Ken
lucky. Nd aaa d..
s WHISKEY-l63 a l74c lie gallon
PORC-$I3 e24 sl3 25.
GRAISSE-s4 a SAC la livre.
CHANDELLES--Star, III a 173c la
1ivre.
CAFES a SIC la livre:
-CHAUX-s5 a csc lie barriI.