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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

County New fork, hereby all
bayirs aims against 6EORGE W GREEN late OF tie City Of
Yors deceased the s,h voaehss
thereof to the subscriber Of Mortimer Brown, No 5<s
Broadway New york, before The sevsntssnth
day of January nsIlDs New Yor' the 18Th DAY % JAY lses
MORTIMER BROWN. Adnin,uator
A4pr
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WAREROOMS, No.

IL Ssl Broadway, one door above 1hompsons saloon
yervops about purehsnns Psnos invited TO call 81 %:
Wsrerooms ofBENNETT CO. wnere they VIII ms
N a,orrnen Of Rosewood Piano Fortes OF modern Eye
Every instrument warranted for two jean SHOULD doubn
l. entertained a. 20 quality the payment may be deferred
til such dous are removed Oh Pianos received In par
psyment New and second hand Pianos 70 La
Nns Sl1. $40 and SIS Rfvfpstop-st
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LIE Insurance.
M ANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE.

LIE Ins1ranee.
NJ ANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE
INI ConPANY-cAsH CAPITAL. sl0e1 hsdepsss'
szt OF the PrsnniuD FaDd
ofes No i4e Bro.S ss,. corner Of Lbsrty-t
Eh1 Company eontinues to insure ssaina su manha u
lie T1kA 90 mos. favorable terms
Eersons may nssre, payable any rveA are OF sneI
A A LLvoRD, PrsSsssa
9. Z. wEnrLf, Secretary
N. ID. MORGAN, Act1a-y
AsRAM pu ROis. II D. ct the enss daily fon tos
ss.ock. r. n
THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY Of the CITY Of NEW-YORk stan.
h'hsd IN 1851, AZ No l7J Csnslst Branch once, NO ~
Brosdvsy corner Of WaLs opp.its Trinity Church
Insure Birding. Merchandise Household furniture e.
es in Port ana their Csrsc-s he against los or damage ~
IRE JEREMIAH TERRELL Prendent
Mcsrs q. LEossRD Secretary
6EoRek PAuLDiSs, Surveyor.
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ILENFIELD PATENC STARCH
N Copy &C Testimonial fom the Laund,.ss Her Ma.
itsty's Roys, Laundry. Richmond SGuey
Ms WC.HC2sqOON, 80. 20 OuplOpst, GiasgJw-
Tie GlsI ieid Ps.el Powder Starch has been usei
Z some time in thet dopstlD.ot The Royal Laundry
where all tie GOODS hoised for Her BE -.ty,
Prince A b@rt and he Royh Family, and have mach
pleasure ia IA foIuug hat il has giVen NE highest salts
action. 81. WHICH LaunGress 10 Her Ms -sry
ROYAL LSuD6ry. Re mond near Lonooa 18th May 1851.
Wholesale gent GEORGE WALKEh, No. 81 wash
II gtoa.st, New-York
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Je,se e.

smith, ESQ., Surrogate Of The County Of ksss Eosce hereby
sytb, law al e'st. having claims Asa.st WAL
HIGGINS late OF tho City of Bro aye, ie-as,d that they
with The vouchers thereof 20 tho
.ub-cuber WILLIAM FOsrER 81 No ls. pil.onsf the
Of before the fourth ~ April
Ds',d Sept. ., 1854 MARY HIGGINS - } Asr.n,r,,or.
o. l.wnnS WILLIAM r. fOsiER.S
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NINGER,S SEWING MACHlNE.-

~ There longer sny experiment 10 using these nvsi
abossvips machines which xroute all amos OF
is Ia style Of besuy and dOi s6ty They adapted
10 any hind Of sewns and Used by ladies their bed
custom Tho demand Tor th7s- machines, and
The universal sasfsctOn thes have given small praise
r their useuDes hch needs ouly 20 DO known 90 be ap
o.cared The principal office Tor The sale of these una
eine. is at No s59 5rf where they be seen IN
or ration and where the proprietor viii be happy To demon
sf,ste their utility Ia any who will call
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LBANY, TROY and LEBANON

A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
N sPRINGs-Yhe ears Of the NETWORK and HAR,
LEM RAILROAD leave the City Hall Station. New Yort
Daily, (Sundsys excepted ct 10 o'clock, NJ Mail rrsr
Chatham -Four Corne sonnsetns with Western Railroad
for Albany and Troy, Lebanon spring. Pittsield sprAs
aed and other intermediate Statons
ATS O'Clock, p NJ Accommodates fr.,A % chatha1
-Four Come connecting with Western Railroad going East
q PASSENGER for Lebanon springs will take the 10
os!oeh A 81 Train to Chatham, Western Railroad e
TO lebanon arriving early the ss-
poon n. oLOkY, euperntsndszt
Pare gbrouIh n
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m PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrosats

Of thu County Of New Yok hereby al
hvns clam. against SAMUEL CLARkE late Of the CO eiNs--
YORK tailor dess present the ss vouchers
Il the subscriber at hsos OF Cumming Posok No
We; 18Th the City ofSew YoA, before u- ourt-snth
lei lxutauss AGNES CLARKE EEscstrz-
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miscellaneous.

A DVERTISEMENTS are inserted In
IA the best pspen In other s.ties and towns ct v.
PALACES AdvsniCna AsenGy TLhsss esil6iDSs
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Maehinfrp, Gr.
TNTtk ESTING to CAPITALISTS

III u
II Mr. NJ CLARK Is now in this city with his Patent
C0nbipeo Grinding Boting Mer ;hant Mill, which
hiss ce ated excitement throughout the Unlted
States ~ c-p be In operation at FERRIS TA6Ehs
Ma he Manufacturers Of Greenwich aud Beaohst
New Yok az 10 O'clock a M and O'Clock p. ~ OF eaoh
fry or reasonable tine Mr. CT Ark s stopping at the
hrcbsrrs Boel Coulsndt where application can DO
maj for CUuLty State rights
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4 TTENT1ON! ATTENTION scott
IA ans Graham Associations furnished with Flsss Bsn
sers, frsnspsrencies, &c, by ACKERmAN & MILLER q
kpp.sa
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OLD COLONY SHOVELS.-The
CALAMANDER SAFES-WLDER,S

APATEHT, with RICHs IMPROVEMENT
6IEARNS MARVIN successors 70 Rich L Co. are tho
AMY manufacturers Of SALAMANCA SAFES eombnsas
eet4 tssssis Depot NO. lS Ws,sr Of, Hew-Yort
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AY In YOUR COAL WHILE 1t 10
- CHEAP.-The ubscrbsn will furnish their superior
Goals for stoves rsneea furnaces and srstes very Low
rates TO tbose who apply before a advances ae plaza
ANDREAS SON
fardA No 60 C3rrenwieh-ev and rh.av scar 18th n
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fegal Notices.

PURSUANCE OF an Ord-r tine Surrogate Of
the County YORK shereey gvsn "a al p~r,sas
hs, ns asar- EU6EsE nportef a,s FL
CITY deceased. Vf--nt ~ -se Sh voachss
thereof % u subciber at As ocs No. ~ N.ss4a AZ - -
Of Yo on before The IN tu Of Nsreh ssai-D>sss
:. i..s1s. i" ." '''" FLoRI,S QUIScHE. EI-c1tor.
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NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMlRA
l. ' and CANANDAIGUA RAILROADs-Tnius lsavs
Pier foot OF Dusne-st. follows:
Day Express-At A. NJ for Canandsisua Rochester sa5
Nasars Bas arriving the shove named places the
evening Nall Trains, leave ats A. n, stopping siss'
ct Elmira-
Nishi Exprea-Leaves a. r. M, arriving t Csnsndsi
rua at next morning In time 10 tina u ais 70,
Rochester Buffalo and Niagara Palls
This the quickest cheapest and most comfortable roun
10 w sstsrn New-Yofh and Canada West
w @. LATHAM. supt c. and p. RR
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'OAL.--Ibs subscriber has in YARDS,
~ and soss.antly tiseharsns all the varioss tisasoi
Snthrsete and situminoos Goals, viz: psssh Oren,ra
Shes Heath, Lehish, Liverpool 0rrel Camel sidssy
ss Of the very ssss quality, delivered ia hsstsurf
ortsr, and Tor sale lov JAMES L. WORYB
NkSt Thompson, and sth-sV. Amcs
Down oiss NO. - Wall-1
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate

Of The Coup,y a0. hereby sves - Al Srrsos
h.sns ea. ssa,t JOsN MACE late OF tho Cv o. Ns-IofAs
suSesAe WITH 20 s
saoscrssrs, at the shtman Ck No ~ BRA -vs
tod Fnnkn Hogs. IN ~ ~ Nswyors On OF e>'o's ne
ION day March the ninth 1AS ~ sests
ls6l. SIMON sHrSDLER,
oil iasoms HARRIET 5. MACE, Erseatrir.
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JOSEPH ROGERS q SONS POCKET

~ Kk!NEs- good tueDt OF The above,
also lew Gavin ka.Ves and Forks Elors Scssols
warranted genuine Spear Jacksons celebrated Spring
Steel and Cast steel Hand Panel srd Rppiog Saws with
GOOD ,oes Of tie best Carpenters Tools tie Hardware
Store OF CHRISTOPHER WkAY, No. 80 ChstiIamsI,
HAIl.n K Il. RuldlnlA
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via SrOning-
Ia ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW.bke.
FORD ind TAUETON.-The steamers c. VANDEkBlL1
and COMMODORE, ofthiI line nov run resu.rl, here
toore alternately leaving Pier No North River, ira wharf
above Bankruptcies, daily Sundays excepted At JPN
AID stonDeton at O'Clock M arrival o. the mai
train, which leaves BOgton at 80 Pm.
The steamer PERRY lesves Provtdenes for Newport
daily except Sundays at AN and Pm. New Bedford
Taunton passengers proceed Immediately on tbs avL
Of the IL sil train at Mansfield
For freight passage apply si the oss No 10 Batter,
Oiace. or OIL o.ra the boau
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CHICORY.-Walkcr's fresh ground

" Ciisiory IS vel known the best ana only
hab,e ste.e a. the usI.c constantly sale IN barrels
quantities, 10 sC.t. GEOaGE WALKER,
No "a. " sshingtOnst
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TIES from NEW

il SCALES-J. y. WARNER& co, No. All Broad.
vsy beg invite public attention their stock OF ROSE
WOOD PIANO-FORTEs, Just manufactured from their
new and greatly improved scales These instruments
brace points Of excellence entirely original and not 20
Be found IN any others made In the United States SUCH for
example suDdy stea Improvements in the scales the
eLoBULAR SoCKETED TUBULAR &o &C They made
et the very best materials aud by the able 70 be
6uDd In the country warranted IN all respects ana
sol6 favorable terms Secondhand Panofores taken
10 en- cbange WsrerOOm No. ali Broadway, New-YCrk.
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XEAST POWDER.-B. It. BABBITT
the original invsstcr Of the Che ies eAss Pow dsg
neh prepared ARD cold 81 him Nos IS and 10 ALL
ryon-st, Nev-forh, In tir cans Shose who eurshass
,eond s-e that they sci Ihsi with tie aboYs
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~ TEA MBOAT ARM ENIA-For
OPoushkeepsie, Nevbursh CouzzenA Cold Spring, Gem
vail and Milton, from the foot Of ysy every afternoon o.
81 oelock Returning will leave POUCH keepsie every
Ina O'Clock fsrpdsvs exoepted hssis ssvsd board
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15
Vente par le sheriff.

la Banque DIES c~itoyens de la Louisiana,
N : 9sS - VS. la Succession de Augusle
Tate.
II 'EThT DE La LOUISIANE-CoUR pu
ID CINoUIEME DISTRICT JUpIcrAlRE, DAMS EFT
POUR La PARoIssE ABSORPTION.
En- ver:u dun writ de Fl Fa' a moi adres.
sc par Honorable Ia susdite Cour, dams IL
process CT -dessus intitule ct numerote, en-
date du 2 Jan,ier 1852.
yai' saisi, etj'offrirai en- vente p~ubliqse, a a.
residence de Nine Auguste Tete, situee en- cette
paroisse, sur Ia rive droite du Bayou Lafourche, a
environ ONE miles au-dessous du village de Ma
poleonville, ls Samedi 6 Mars 1852, entire on
re heures du matin ct quatre heures de lapres-
midi, les proprietes ci-apres decrites, savoir
10 Une llabitation, situee dams la paroisse
Assumption, sur la rive droite du Bayou La
fourche, mesurant cinq arpents eli demi de face
faudit Bayou, sur qlatre vingts arpents de profon-
deur, bornee en- hant par les terres de Louis
Richard, [maintenant par les terres de la sue.
cession, ct en- bas par les terres de Pierre Oil
vier Dugas, maintenaut les terres de de F. A.
Tate, ensemble avec toutes les authorizations
ct dependances qui y appartiennent. Aussi, les
outils aratoires, chevaux, bouts, ct autres ami
maux, qui y appartiennent, GU qui peuvent y
appartenir. ct aussi trois cent trente deux ac-
tons au fonds cal ital de la dite Banquo, ct aussi
len e~sclaves ci-apres NOMINEES, SAVIOR
Henry, so ans,
Jacob, So ans,
itrah8m. SIS ans,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15
Ienke de Snccessl0n.


SncceSsion de feu Jean Bapti.te Pitre fills
I'm vc'tu dun ordrc de vcnte a moi
adrcssf par Honorable la Cinquiemc
tonr dc District Judiciairc de rEtat
d" Ia i.orisianc, dams ct pour Ia pa
roissc Assumption, en- date du Ii f.
'ricr 1852. il. scrn offtrt CT, vento pu-
h|iquc par A. /. Hicknan, sheriff dc Ia
pnrolsSc Assumption, lc Samcdi 20 mars
1892, Il dix hcurcs du %tnatln, sur les
Ileux, les prophecies ci apres decritcs4'
appartCnant d la susdite succession, sa-
or:
Une IIABlTATION situGc dams Ia
parols>c Assumption, sir Ia rive gauchc
dn bayou l.alonrthe. il environ six miles
an dessous du village de N~hpolGonyil!c,
mcsnrant un arpcnt dc face au dit bayou
sur quatrc vingt arpcns dc profondeur,
entire IIgncs convergcntcs, borntc en-
Faut par Ia tcrrc dc r. Z. Martin, ct
en- has par Ia terrc de Joseph Monte fla
dltc ierrc scra vcnduc %suicttc Ii une ser
vitudc en- favour de Vcuvc Narcissc
BorIrcau, pendant treizc ans, sur II
drmi arpcnt de face sur nn arpcnt ct de-
mi dc prolondeur. Ensemble avcc toutcs
les batisscs Ct am6Iiorations qui ell de-
pendent. Aussi dcux' chevaux, les ontils
aratoires, les mcublcs dc menagc ct Il.
b%attcrie de cuisine.
Tcrmes ct conditions:-T.a tcrre pa
dcuX cents piastres en- mars 1852
la balance en- trois ttrmes egaux, I'M
Licrs IN mars 1858, un tiers en- mars
ct lie dernier tiers en- mars 1855
lie mobiIicr payable pour toutcs>
'ommcs de dix piastres ct au dessous de
1ix piastrcs, en- mars 1852; ct pour tou-
.es som'iies au dessus. dc dix piastres, IL
noiti6 en- mars 1859, ct Paitrc motto
IN mars 1858. Les acqutrcurs devront
ournir dcs cautions BONES ct s%olvables,>
'vec liypothtque spectacle sur la ~terrc,,
nsqu'au Parfait Placement, ct toutes som
nes qui ne seront pas ponctuellement
aux 6cheances, portcront interets
raison de hhit pour cent par an.
Assumption, lie l4Fevrier 1852.
Il. +. Hickman, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15

Succession Of Joseph Comcau, deceased
BY virtue osand in obedience to All order
of sale TO me directed by the honorable
the Fifth Judicial District Court eff che
State of Louisiana, in and for the
parish of Assumption, dated February
Bird 1852.
Will be offered at public auction, by 4.
f. Hickman, sheriff Of the parish of Assump
ton on Thursday the 1Ith day Of march
1852, at ton O'Clock A.. NJ. on the premises
in this parish, hack Of Bayou Corne, the
following described property belonging to
the above succession, to- wit
lst A tract Of land situated in the Parish
of Assumption, back OF bayou Corne, inca
surfing forty three superficial arpents, bounds
ed on one side by land Of Guillaume Mol
lere and On the other side by land Of Fir.
min Landry; together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, I'd. q lot of cot>
ton in grain, Il lot %ofcorn, the farming uten-
sis, household furniture and kitchen utcn-
sis.
Terms and conditions.
The movcablc property payable, ali sums
under Ten dollars in march 1892, and all
sums above ten dollars, one half in march
1852, and the other half in march 1913.
The landed property payable in three
equal instruments, one third in march 1852,
one third in march 1888, and the remaining
third in march 1854; purchasers to give
notes with security, payable at the office o
he Clerk Of The District Court of this pa
rish, at N~apoIeonvilIc, and all sums not pun
paid at maturity, to bear interest al
he rate Of eight per cent per annsln, the
and to remain specially mortgaged, until
paid
Assumption, February 4th 1852.
3 Il. +. Hickman, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15
NENTE DE SUCCESSION

Succession de fen Joseph Comeaur.
En- vertu dun ordrc dc vente Il moi
adrcsSt par Honorable Ia Cour du
%cinquicne District Judiciairc de l'Etat
de la Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia parois-
Sc Assumption, On date Gu 3Gvrier
1852.
II scra offrt cn vcntc publique, par
A. L. Hickman sheriff de la Paroisse
Assumption, lie jcudi III mars 1852,
a dix heures du matin, STIR les !ieux, en-
.cctte paroisse, en- arrierc du bayou Cornc
les propridt6s CT apres dtcritcs appartc-
nant a la susdite Succession SAVIOR:
Ter Tn moroccan de terre, situe dams
la Paroisse Assumption, en- mrricrc dn
Bayou Cornc, meourant quarantc trois
arpents dc surpcrllcie, borne dun cote
par la terrc dc Guillmmc MoIlere ct de
I'autre cote par la tcrrc de Firmin Ian
dry, ensemble ave- toutes les batisscs ct
ameliorations qni en- dependent.
2me Tn lot de cotton en- grains, un lot
dc maIs, les outiIS aratoires. Les mcu-
bIcs de MENACE ct Ia Batterie de cuisine.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15
A VENDRE on A LOUER.

A VENDRE on A LOUER.
lE MAGNIFlQUE ETABLSSE-
NEWT hnde depuis HUT ans, a quatre
miles an lessons de Napoleonville, par
~. MARIUs ALBAGNAc.
Cette nNHison renferme I'm des Cares
Iss plus concourus de IN paroisse, ct un
IhorEt qui est lie pied i terre de pres
Ilae tous les voyageurs qui parcourent la
1--we gauche du Bayou. Ellie renferme
lsslsment nsaghifqu sale de danss.
n cette nAhison Sc trouve au sein. de Ia
lpas ioyeuse population de notrc parois-
Ie' Qae les personnes qui connaissent
Ley etabfisse ment ct qui nc Font pas vi
Isa depais qaclque temps, sachent bien
NV Went de sly faire d'importantes
aasiorations, de n~ouvelles batisses.
Four les conditions [avantageusss du
fsael s~'adresser, sur les liesx, au pro
p'saire, M. Marius Albagnac.
= Vigalant est pvis dc reproduire Get
~Wt AE s"
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15
Succession Sale.

~
Succession of Jean Baptistc Pitre fills,
deceased
BY virtue Of and in obedience 10 an or
der Of sale to me directed by the hon.
the Fifth Judicial District Court of
the State of Louisiana, in andfor the
parish of Assumption, dated Filth
Fcb'y 1852.
VIII be offered at public, sale by A.
F, Hickman, sheriff of the Parish Of As
snmption,'on Saturday the Goth day Of
March 1852, at ten O'clock A.. Nj. on
the premises, the following described
property, belonging to said succession,,
to wit /: ,
A PLANTATION situated in the
Parish of Assumption, on tie left bank
of bayou Lafourche, at about six miles
below the village of NapoleonvilIe,-
measuring one arpent fronting said ba
you, by eighty arpents in depth, bound,
ed above by land Off. C. Martin, ahdi
below by land Of Joseph'M Monte between
convcrging lines (said land will be sold
subject to a servitude in favor Of Mrs.
Narcisse Bondrcau,. during thirteen
years, on half an arpcnt front, BY aW
arpent and a half deep, together with
all the buildings and improvements tie
reon. Two horses, the family utensils,
household furniture and kitchen utensils.
Terms and conditions-THe landed
property payable two hundred dollars in
march 1852 and the Balance III three
equal instruments, one-third in march
1853, II third in march 1854, one third
in march 1855; tic moveablc property
payable all sums of ten dollars and un-
der ten dollars in march 1852, and all
sums over ten dollars one halfin march
1852 and the other half in march 1885,.
Purchasers TO give good and sufficient
security, with special mortgage on the
landed property until paid, and all sums
not pnnctnally paid at maturity to Scar
interest at the rate Of eight per cent per
annum Assumption, Feb'y 18th 1862.
81 4. r. Hickman, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15

Succession Of Auguste Campeau, deceased.
BY virtue Of, and in obedience to an order of sale
to me directed bv the honorable the Fifth
Judiaial District Court of the State of Loui-
siana, IN and for the Parish of Assumption,
dated February 3rd 1852,
VIII be offered tor sale at public auction, by
A. F. Hickman. sheriff Of the Parish af As
sumption, on Wednesday the 10th day of March
1852, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises, in
this parish, nearl opposite the parrochial church,
at about four miles above the village of Napo-
l~eonville, the following described property be-
longing to the above succession, to wit /:
lst Il negro man named Jean Louis 80 years
old. End FaIsin a n ulatto boy 10 years old, 3rd
Casimir a mulatto boy 6 years old, 4th Fran
coise, a mulatto girl 2 years old, 9th Two hnr-
ses, six heads of homcd cattle, 9th an OK cart, &
the farming utensils, Tth the household furni-
ture, and the kitchen utensils.
Terms and conditions
The movable property payable all sums under
ten dollars in march 1859, and all sums over
ten dollars, payable one half in March 1852.
and the other half in ma rich 1868. For the
slave Jean Louis feur hundred dollars paya-
BILE in march 1852, and the balance in two equal
instruments, one half in march 1853, and the
other halfin march 1854; for the mnlatto roy
Valsin, onehundred dollars in march 1852, and
the balance in two equal instalments, one halt
in march 1853 and the other half in march
1854.
For the nmlatto boy Casirnir, fifty dollars
in march 1852, and the balance in two equal
instalments, one half in march 1858, and the
other half in march 1854.
And for the mulatto girl FRANCHISE, one
march 1858, AID the otbAr half in march
1854; purchasers TO furnish good and sufficient
security, with special mortgage on said slaves
until paid, and all sums not punctually paid at
maturity, to bear interest at the rate OF eigh
per cent per annnm. .
Assumption. February 4tb 1889.
IS 4. \. Hckm1n, S!',erif,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15
Echappe on role

In. Dams la mutt du 20 Janvier, une
Alutnent creole, couleur dite commu.
s'.ea' sagne, do petite taille, etampee
~. MI \ de pique, appartenant d Mr. Fah-
Ieeite jument await etc aitachee d la
Nm l.s's dc Mr. Barras, Wis d Wis Napoleon
-. Sae fecompcnse libera le sera accordee
n.. s' personne qui donnera des renseigne.
psa'a certains sur le lieu OH Sc trouve cette
|sai,. sp'' on qni Ia ramenera d son proprie-
|hes ~ 'e~compense plus liberale sera DON
|mi 49,. o'ae personnc qui pourra prouver par
"~ue 1ament a CITE voice. 81
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15
Georges, So ans,
Moses, 70 ans
OF inana % ntts

Aveo leur augmentation pendant la continue
ton DC Fhypotheqne consentie a la dite Banque.
oaIsIs pour satlstaire lie writ ci-dessus, les
lnterefs ct lea trais, avec les Bentfces de- resti-
nation.
Conditions Compliant pour les frais du
process, ct a"ssl pour Ia somme de treize mile
quatre cent trente trois plastres ct quatre-vingt
9uatre cents, arrlerages dns sur remprunt. La
balarce du prix, ira a payer Ia balance dc ONE
Mile deux cent quatre wing hut ~piastres, ma
yable ct renouvelable lie premier mars 1863,
scion les termes ct conditions de la Charte de la
Banque DIES Citoyens. Toute somme au dessuss
des montans rr1cddcns, Compliant.
paroisse Assumption, le 81 Janvier 1889.
Il. +. Hickman, Sheriff.