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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-06

NOTICE.-The unde' signed beg leave most re
Y spectfully to intimate 10 the Inhabitants OF
Richmond and its vicinity, that they have com
menced business on 14th or Pearl street, near
Mayo's Bridge for the purpose OF carrying on Plain
and Ornamental, House, Sign, Coach and Furni-
ture Painting; also, Gliding, Glazfng, Pa.
per Hanging and GraiDing. They pIeoge
themselves to execute all work in the neatest,
che apest and most substantial manner.
j. MCLEOD & CO.
N. BAH orders punctually attsnded to.
Sc 2I-2m*
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FOR RENT

G5 HOUsE FOR RENT. the n-nall;.-
q Rnsoh On Marshall street. occupied by jnhnn
Li,chan !. u.i' =. Esq, containing 10 rooms with !.
faw 5an. ~ 'ne yatd Possession win be given in :
se3u AoLEh q COOK,
"a: FOX kENT.-A BricE a an :. -
III shall street. between 3d and Az use ~ on Mar
oooopieo py Mr. Henry Shafer which ~ ~;
roos ana brick Kitchen in rear wi two rooraa s,A
POSSESSION may De had the LIST of October ''11''
ee IOLEh COOK, General Aeert,.
@ FOR RENT, and immediaie uosses.on
End street. Apply to now On
Sc 25 JAMES M. TAYLOR
G. FOR KENT.-A RARE CHANCE-IIN
EI DOUBTEDLY THE BEST BUSINEss
STAND IN THE CITY OF RICHMONDHThs
Store and House SO Main street, at present occn
pied oy l.. hyneman as a clothing store. There is
lease on the property that has five years to run
To any person wishing to engage in business this ia
an opportunity that very seldom offers The ne
ceseity OF attending to affairs in far distant place
is the only reason for leaving. For particulars call
on the premises, No SO Main street
L. HYNEMAN.
NB-A large and fashionable assortment of Fall
Clofhing selling off low. Call soon sel7-lm*
A. FOR RENT-A large front Room over
KEEN, CHILEs e. BALDWIN,
aus No l02, Main street.
o. FOR KENT-A lodging ROOM over my
&:5 store, 81 Main street
aul JOHN THOMPSON.
ENNOm MANUFACTURES, @
N Nz tMWTaHIfo' MWHoLEsaLE pH.1Ehs AND r kE; saaTz
SHOES, TRl NKs. VALlCEs,
CARPET BAGS, &c-PEMBERTON g. BRO, 16l
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect
fully invite strangers visiting the city and the pub.
lie generally to call and examine their large and
complete assortment of articles in the above line.
Their prices WILL be found to be as low as those of
any other house, whether by the single pair dozen
or case. The stock embraces
Gentlemen's Dress Shoes, Caters and Bootees
Do calf, kip, and stout Boots and Bootees
Youths Boot. AMI Bootees, OF many kinds
Servants Brogues hOuno and unbound
Ladies' Shoes. Buskins, Kids, Jenny Linds, &c
Ladies' black bronze snd colo ed Caters
Buskins and Boot, es for servant women, various
styles
Misses and Children's Shoes, in great variety
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks
fy' All of which are offered st the lowest rates
PEMBERTON d BRO l6l Main ST,
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
lT-3m
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" Hk5n buTTk ns-Just received, Z lew pot
i very tine fresh Butter from the country Alse
few boxes fresh ground Coffee In store, for sal
els GEO. y.HEaRMo.
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EHALL IMPORTATIONS.-CH CHRISTIAN
Il q LATHkOP are receiving direc. from the
manufacturers, per ship James Nesmith Winfield
Scott, ana steamers, splendid assortment Of
Tapestry, Velvet and Brussels Carpeting
Three Thread and Ingram do
Super Plaid, Dutch and Twilled Venetian do
Rich Velvet Rugs, of new designs
These Goods are from the most celebrated Eng
lish manufacturers, and cannot be surpassed in
beauty and design.
ALSO,
Rugs, Door Mats, Printed Dfuggets, Floor
Cloths
Floor Oil Cloths, rich Satin de LANES and De-
masks, for curtains
Marseiiles Quits, Dimities
Linen Sheetinss ard Piilow-Case Linens
Irish Linens, Super Bed Blankets, some very
fine
Together with general assortment of the best
class of Dry Goods suited to family trade
Those who want good Goods, as low a. they can
be purchased in the United States, VIII please give
us call.
se rs CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
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Nj MANUFACTORS.

o. FOR KENT-A lodging ROOM over my
:i store, 81 Main street
auls JOHN THOMPSON.
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DE

VNHE SUBSCRIBER III WING ID e.
i CLINED BUSINESS on his own account, re
turns his sincere Acknowledgements 10 bis fr ends
and the puolic for the very liberal patronage ex
tended TO him. and begs continuance In bis new
connexien.
He has arranged with Messrs. C. HARTWELL
g. CO, where he will te able 10 zaoN al Did sas-
toners choice selection OF every thing in the
DRY GOODS line. and will be able 70 sell them on
the same liberal terms which he has offered In his
old business, and which have proved 90 generally
satisfactory
Hisiriends are invited to call and see him. His
old customers viii lind him from this date at Messrs
HARTWELL 4 CO., and he begs them 10 eall a.
soon % possible and adjust their accounts. 1t 10
very important to him TO wind up his old business
st the earliest date.
ul6-u J. g. CHENERY.
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A. FOR RENT-A large front Room ove1
k1":i our store, on first floor.
KEEN, CHILES e. BALDWIN,
aus No l02, Main street.
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COkE, COAL, WOOL am prepared TO
u suup,v consumers with Anthracite and Bitumi
nous Coal. Coke and Wood. at current priees and
solicit orders from my friends and the public.
SAMUEL HAWES,
anA-3m North side the Basin
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~ OI!CE.-by power OF Attorney duly record
' ed in the Hastings Court, | have this tiav an
pointed my Son. JAMES. A. SMELL my Agent, to
conduct and transact the Dry Goods busine ss for
me, and on my account in the city of Richmond.
se2|-oW MILLISON SMELL
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nOUsE FOR RENT. the Dwellino
2 house on Marshall street, occunied NV eIahg Inh
Li,chan oeI Esq, containing 10 rooms win bDa
f. san IN tne yard Possession win be- s;vsn MN I'm
'o" J. aay'' aa hent $500. TOLER & CooK
General Agents
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HAMS. Breast Pieces, sides and shout
Ill ders, OF prime quality, landing per steamer,
Tor sale by
oc4 JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
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DLACK ALPACAS.-A superior lot Blac
ID Alpacas from the cheap st to the hest qualities
tor sale by &. HARTWELL & CO,
oc Opposite Swan Tavern
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A LII PERSONS lnoeoted TO Thos j. BARNES.
deceased, are requested to make payment to
me, as early as possb be; and all persons having
Claims against said deceased are requested to pre.
sent the same to me tor settlement
Fl. BARNES,
Admir- of Thos Barnes, deceased.
OT-1Of 6
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N ORLEANS MULASsEs.-5O DOls su.
W perior, for sale by
oc4 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
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G FOR RENT, and immedia,e no...--:--
given, House and Lot in Warwicks Ross W.
End street. Apply to now On
Sc 70 JAMES M TAyI 0p
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TJNO TEACHkRs.-fOR RENT OK SALE,
i frame school House, with complete
set of desks and other necessary furniture. Tho
building is in Of the most central and eligible
locations in the city, and where fourishng School
au31-dts w. GODDIN:
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Office Va. Central Railroad Company,S
RICHMOND, September 23rd, 1861. !
NOTICE.-The l7th Annual Meeting Of the
IN Stockholders of the Virginia Central Railroad
Company viii be held at Richmond, In the Ex.
change Concert Room, on FRIDAY, the 29th Octo-
ber, 1852 at 4 o'clock, p NJ
Sc 24-dt29O j. GARRETT, Secretary.
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I ATEsT NEWS.-I ne subscribers have Jast
IL received and opened their Fall Stock Of Dry
Goods, &c. embracing In part
Ladies' French worked Collars at Cd
Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchief Scaris
Ribbons, Lsces, Edgings, Liacns
Table Cloths, Sheeuags
Cottons, bleached and nnbleached
Ladies' Drcss Goods, Satinets, Linseys
Blankets, Flsnnels, sc.
Which they wiz otter for sale a. low - any house
in the ciiy. 4
se 2:-2w ARCHER r. GLASGOW.
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@ra~ MRS. C. VIGLINI respect X1Nl
fully announces to her customers ~
2 that she has just returned from the -
80 North, with largo and beautiful as.Ns
sortment OF Fall Style Millinery, consisting Of
entirely new styles OF Straw Bonnets Silk and Vel.
vet Bonnets, Rich Ribbons, Flowers, Planes and
every article in the Millinery line Also large as
soTtment OF Fancy Goods, to which she solicfs the
attention of the public. Sc 23-2w
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EhENCH CALF SkINS.-The subscriber
1 has ON hand, recently received, large and de.
slraoe stock OF French Calf Skies, suitable for the
an ano winter season, consisting OF 'Lemoine's,"
"Manson's," Suser, Merlants, Sousin Corbet.
Irouve Cutivel, Paris, Nantes, &C.
Aiso-Phliadelphia Calf Skins, "city finish'' of
chambers" and "Crawford's" Prize Medal skins.
~ltn good supply of Roan's, different colors:
kusset Upper Leather, Patent Calf skins Morocco
SKINS, Shoe Skirng, Threads all qualities, Lasts.
fess' Mails, Six ana Cotton Shoe Laces, Boot and
shoe Trees, &C, &C. 00' aAA
ne sohclts Call from those in want of such ar.
| ueles WIN. II. SUTTON,
| 27-l2t 18th at. hefuveap h.ir ona o.
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E; .bin Eon .,.Ia. hENT.-A Brick HI Hoa.e on Mar.
occupied by Mr. Henry Shsfsr sh wh,sS streets, M now
rooms and brick Kitchen in rear wi two nsa sa SIX
POSSESSION may be had the LIST of October iooin'.
sc ~ TOLER g. COOK Gona-1
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NOTICE TO OCONTRACTOKS,-Th un.
L dersgned is authorized to receive Pro oosals
until the 4th day of October next for the Excava.
tion, Walling and other work, cor nected with the
enlargement OF the Basin in Richmond
The Plan and specification may be seen at the
Engineers office, Tide Water Connection
D. s. WALTON,
Sc 23-2w P. A. Engineer James A. Co
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NO TOBACCO MANUFACTUKEnn.-
i The subscriber soicits the attention of Tobsc.
CO Manufacturers tc his superior Presses and Mills,
OF every description. kAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
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Yw TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
II Planters, and all persons who have negroes
10 furnish with HATS-I have now In store and
for sa e, at unprecedeDtediy low prices, i've hun.
dred dozen 600 dozen) black, brown and drab wool
Hats, Of every grade and quality, TO y hich re-.
spectfully invite the attention Of purchasers.
JNO. THOMPSON,
Sc % 81 Main street. Richmond, Va
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'l,HE NOTES OF THE UNITED
L STATES BANK, Washington. D. C., win be
redeemed By NJ in Virginia money.
WM N TlMSLEY.
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que tout hui serait %pardonne. Mics En-.
ma a, dit-on, refuse ct, apres avoir EN-.
brasse tendrement le docteur. ellie est
.retournee s Irving House accompagnee
par M. Howard lie p%roprietaire de cet
hotel. LIE docteur est en- prison ct une
seconde version nou ferait croire que la
demoiselle a CONSENT d retourner dams
sa amilIe. lsa3*aa
Voici cette version. Une fois en- pri.
son, lie docteur demanda a voir miss En-.
ma, mais c%elle.ci fit d'abord repondre
qu'elle refaserait jusqn'a &c qn'il cit
rendu la som:ne reelamee; lie docteur
MIA energiquement Ic vol don't on l'accu.
salt ct init par obtenir d'a,re conduit a
irving House on, en- presence de NJ.
Edward, Pavocat du colonel, il cut nnes
triste ct fouchaHte entreyue ayec ceIke
aui! await %enlevee, La. M. Edouards
hnit par dGclarer an docteur qu'on ne
rendrait Ia liberte qu'autant quill
restiturait i'argent, ce a quot le doc.
teur c%onscntit, autant pour reconvrer sa
llberte Gne pour Sc rerrouver ayec son
amante. Force dams ses derniers retrau.
Clemens, il ouvrit un petit portefeoille de
CUR dams leguel Sc ~trouvaient |, 600
liyres sterling qui fnrent prises par. III
Edwards, a Perception de 100 liyres
avec ~lesqueIles il pourra ehcrcher fortu.
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Terms end Conditions.

| Jnsques-la, 81 tout nest pas tres regulier,
il usJ a pas encore de crime bien grave.
mais f'affairfva Sc compliquer par lie re-
tour dn colonel, revenu de Bonlogne
une semaine avant qn'on ne l~'attendit.
lie docteur Ploomer, pendant I'absen-
ce de son ami, ayait-iIdeja l'intention>de
s'approprier les 5000 dollars GU la Grain.
te de ~recevoir des ~reproches pour avoir
place en- son nom une somme qni ne lui
appartenait pas, le mit-elle dams la dure
necessite de commettre un vola Ceci
regarde l'accnse, mais lie resnltat fnt lie
meme pour lie colonel. L'argent fut re>
tire de la banque paril lie docteur qui dis
parut bient6t ct qui, pour ne pas faire IN
voyage solitaire, profta de roccasion
pour enlever une charmante personne
du ~voisinage, miss Emma Patterson, age
de 10 ans ct file dun maftre d'equita-
ton de Brighton. lie doctenr, ~Iaissant
derrierc lui sa femme ct quatre %enfans,
s'embarqua sur le steamer Niagara avec
sa ~nonvelle compagne ct apres atre de-
barque 4 Boston, vint Logger lei 4 Irving
House on les deux fngiiifs s'etablirent
comme mari ct femme. Les anglais ne
pas longs i prendre une determine
ct IA longueur du chemin ne les eff.
pas lorsquH s'agit d'atteindre On
but; aussi lie colonel Howard. mis- sur les
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traces de son coupabIe ami. partail-iI
q%uelques jonrs apres Iui par Europa ct
arrivait-ii jeudi soir a son tour a New
York.
II ne fa!lut pas ~beaucoup de temps d
NJ. Howard pour decouvrir lie ravisseur,
ct avant-hier dams rapres midis lie doc
teur reeevait n invitation pour Sc rem
Dire au cabinet du MARE NJ. Kingsiand
atm de %reconnafire divers efets prove
.nant dune MALE perdue par miss Emma.
LIE docteur sans defiance, suit rihfahile
agent de police qui Ia de%couvert, arrive
a City Hall ct s'assied IN instant, en- at
tendant qn'on vienne lui presenter les
objets en- question Tout-a coup une
porte SQUIRE ct le colonel Howard pa
raft: !" Rendez-moi mon argent, mon
sieuf, " s'ecrie.t-l en- eItrant. lie doc
teur repond ayec IN admirable sang
/" Je mai pas d'argent a vous.
Vous men avez prets c'est yrai, mais je
mai pas un penny de votfe argent"
Voici tout ce qui a etc dit entire ces
5eux messieurs. lie docteur a etc ARE
e, mais avant d'aller en- prison, il desira
p%arler . miss Emma qui arriva bient6t
ct pour iaquelle lie colouel apportait une
dams laquelIe les parents de Pa
'eugle jeune file la suppIaient Ell ter
nos touchants de reyenir a Brighton ct
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Motceau de Terre,

Situe aans IA ~?aroisse Assumption, dams lie brule
st. Waiitn, mesnrant q~narante nenf %arnents de
superficie, plus on MONS, ensemble avec los ba-
tlsses ct authorizations qui en. dependent, DO, zee
dun cote parla terre appartenant maiptenant a
John Nce:athey ct de Pautre cote par Ia terre
appartenant maintenapt a Jean Dugas.
Ter,nes ct conditions.
La te e ci de .srs dacriie sera vendue en- trois
,termes esarg ~ec.eant dams les mois de mars des
ann$cs, 1856 1851. ct 1896. ra @
Laeere e.s devra %fournir une caution
bonnie Ct solvab|e. ayec hypotheque speciaIe
J'ac''au pafiait Placement, ct toutes sommes
qn' re .-e,o't PCS ponctnellement payees aux
ec'e' 'ce3 po'teront interet a raison de HUT
por &c Il pr an jusqu'au paieme.t.
Pa'uisse .~Hsso.y,aio.t. 8 ma. 1852.
So 4. F. Hickman, sheriff
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tRTI II d.

lhabitation de JEAN Rousseau, p~aroisse do
Lafourche-lnterne, rive gauche, lie 9. mars
1852 IROlS NEGRES americans, par.
liant anglais ct I'm peu lie francais.
r. L'vn, larry, de belle table. ayant
une loupe sur lie cote gauche de Ia tete.
~ Tn autre, Pot"ey, de 5 pieds 6 pou-
ces environ, eNcessivement noir, sars autres
sigues connus.
LIE troisieme, Bob, de 5 pieds S po,,cc.
environ, tres IL ir ausSi, ayant IN dc SEES
yeux plus grand que ~l'autre ct les pieds tres
plats.
Les sherifs dos paroisses OH Get avis ar
rivera, sont instrument prizes de nous pre-
venir de l'arrestation de ces trois negres on
de qnelqn'un d'eux, 81 rrestation j.! Y a.
une recompense liberale sera accorde.
a tou'e personne qui, faisant apprehension
de ces negres on de quelqu'un d'eux, les RAJ
menera d leur maitre on dams nos bureaus.
40
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G r A N E A
DE LASSOMPTION.

lie public est prevent que M. J. B. GULL
LOT, encanteur de cette paroisse. dhment CON-
missionpe par lie Gonverneur, ttablit un Grand
encan mensuel a Plattenyille, chez M. CLoD1us
LINosslER.
II Sc trocve sar les lieux un bon magasin de
depot poury ~recevoir tontes les marcbandises
qn'on vondra bien y envoyer, aims; qu'une ma
g%n;fqre savanne pour les animaux qu'on voudra
faire vendre an Grand Encan de PIssomotion.
Get ucan eura lied tous les deuxiemes samedis
de cbaque mois.
U+Adressser les marchandises a NJ. J. b.
Guillot on a NJ. c. Linossier. Pour los co,di-
tons: s'ad,esser a Pun de ces messieurs. 40
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n aux Eta;s- Unis, car la jeune miss a
r fire de yiyre plus longtemps avec lui
ct a p'omis de s'embarqucr mercredi
proclaim sur lie Wiagarra qui sill a seryi
a reinforcement, ramenera la brebis ega.
rec au bcrcail.
QUAINT au docteur, il ma qu'nne chose
a fire j: retou,ner aussi aupres de Ga
femme et de ses e%nfants, car, d'apres Ia
lettre quill EN- a reGue, son pardon ne Sc
ferait pas attendre, ct il pourrait expier
par n conduite honorable toute sol,
inconsequence, qu'on pardonnerait i
peine a I'M jeune homme. E'agent dc
police Bowyer, 4 qui Ia direction dc
cette delicate ai1aire await etc c~oniee,
sen est acquitte ave m eel. ct an tact
parfaits, ct il serait q desirer que tous
ses confIeres missent autant d'adresse
dams les arrestatioDs qu'ils ont a operer.
New York deviendrait l'enfer des yoleur.
lie paradis des maris trompes on yoles.
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ANNOUNCES.
AU PUBLIC.

lie public est p.6vcnu que la societe
aui existait sous Ia raison Triche ct Me-
l~ancon, est dissoute dun commun accord,
depuis. lie Ter jour de c. mois.
Mr.. Victorin Triche reste seul char
&c de rexpIoitation de Reimbursement ct
M. Ozeme Melancon, des collections des
complies fats jus9u'au Ter Mai.
En- consequence de cette dissolution
de societe. les debitcurs ct les c~reanciers
de NM. Triche ct McIancon sont ms.
tamment prizes de passcr a Ieur burea
pour IN rfg|ement. ,.r
Napoleonviie, led Mai 1852.
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Sherif's Sale

Sheriff s Sale.
Francois Qnetant.-No 334.-vs. Jean
Baptiste Perpere.
THE STATE OF i.OUlSIANA.-5th
Judicial District Court, in and for tho
parish Of Assumption.
Ev virtue o"aor \ obcei 'cnce to an order CT
seizure aDd s|'e J." re d; ected ~ The honorable
he above COD ! =, 18th ~, ua~y 1852.
| have e'zed nd 81. offer for sale, at public
%",'ction. :t he COD / horse oe this parish, in
Napolcoov e o, SAItEpAv The 9Th day ofJune
1852, bctaee1 .e hoIrs O" eleven o'clock A. NJ.
and ion' CLOCK P. NJ: The two lois Of ground he
leait r tesc.;oed: to Wit
Too lois or parcels ofhnd
situated in this parish. in the village of Pain
courtvillc, designated as Nos. 81 and %, the first
measuring so feet front by 100 feet in depth,
the sc :ond measuring go feet front BY TT feet d
inches on one line: and 1874 feet end 10 inches on
the Inc which Sc parates it from lot No "a, toge-
tl'er with all the buildings and Improvements
Seized to satisfy the above writ, interest and
costs. Terms-Cash.
Parish of Assumption, may. LIST 1852.
SO Il. f. Hickman Sheriff.
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AVIS. 4 etc trouve >us lie chemin
~ en- face de Marius Forais, un CHEvAL
~ bal american, eva..,t les trois pieds
bIancs, ct environ cinq n'eds de haut sans
etam &c nj marque appa. e .te.
u lie 30 .nrietaire ponrra lie retirer en-. payant
les frais de Wis, de juge de paix ct toutes les au-
tres cha,ges.
On tronve.aie cheval chez Marias Foraix.
Absorption IA mai 1862. 81
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f'ermes ct Conditions :

Les e~sclaves ci-dessns decrits seront vendrs
payables en- trois terme egarx ech: ant daos les
mois de mars de anIces 1853, 1854 ei 1855.
Les acgncreurs devront IoGrni. de- caut ons
BONES ct solvabtes: ct hypotheqne - e. susdiis
esclaves-et toutes sommes qai re se,ort pas
ponctuellement payees aux echcances. %porteront
interet a raison de 8 pour cent par an, ~jusqu'au
Placement.
Pcroisse Assumption, h mai 1852.
81 IF Hickman, Sherij.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANE.-Cour du
5emeD District Judiciaire, dans ct pour la
paroisse ACCOMPLISHMENTS de A.
zelie Dugas, defunte femme de Roman
Daigle.
Attendu que Roman Daigle a, ce jour,
depose en- cour I'm compte de son admins
ton CONNIE tuteur neturel de ses enfans mi
neurs, ainsi qu'une petition Ell demandant
fhomologation.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceux
que celia peut concerner d'avoir a d6duire,
sous dix jours, les ~raisons pour lesquelIes lie
conpte ne serait point approuve ct no
moloeue.
Par ordre de Ia cour, Paroisse
Z Desire LEBLANC,
o2~ . . Grefiier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23
Vente de Succession.
Succession de feu Maurice E]fert.

0UCCessIOlI ut ItU IUdUTICE Elicit.
En- veriu dun ordre de vente a moi
adr's>e par fHonorabIe Ia cour du Gin.
qnieme District Judiciaire de I'Etat de
Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour la Paroi.sc
Assumption, en- date du S mai 1852.
Il sera offert en- vente publique par A. r.
Hickman. sheriff de cette pasois~e. lie Luud; I
JUN 1852, a deux beure de lapres-midi, a IA
cs'dence de NJ. Pierre Bong. en- cette pa rose,
sur la rive gauche dn Bayou Lafourche, a env;-
ron I'M mile an lessons du vintage de Napoleon
vrle, les esclaves ci-apres deciits: SAVIOR
10 One negresse nominee CofaIie agte den
y'fon 80 ans, ct ses denx enfans Hubert, age de
5 ans, ct Martin: age de deux ans.
20 J%pIlenne, muiatresse agee d'environ 8 a
8 ans. 7"
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23
Vente p"r lie Sheriff.
FRANCOIS Q"etant-No 334-vs. jean
Bapliste Perpere.

odptistc IcIpcIe.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour
dn Cinquieme district Judiciaire, dams
ct pour la paroisse Assumption.
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct ddkyentc a
moi adressc ~, honorable la susdite cour, en-
date dn % < 'er 1852.
Ja' sai* g. oari'ai en- vente publfuue. A ia
Maiso' lie co" de rotte paroisse, a Napoleon
vile lie NAMED ) '"in 1852, entire onze heures
du mat y ct qn re heures de l'apres-midi les
deux terrains CT aprcs decrits, SAVIOR
DEUX TEjtRALNS
on morceaux dc terre. situes en- cetta
~paroisse, dams lie village de PaincourtviIIe, desi-
gnes CONNIE les lots Nos 81 ct % lie premier
mesuranl 60 p'eds de face sur 800 piads de pro-
%iondeur: lie second mesurant 60 pieds de face
sur III pieds ct 4 pouces de profondeur, sur ur,
''gne: ct ls4 pieds ct 10 ponces sur la ligne qui
lie stpH'e du lot No "a, ensemble avec les BATHS
ses ct ameliorations qui en- dependent.
S"isi pour s~atisfaire lie writ ci rlessus, les inta-
rtts ct les frais.
Con"iho"s-Comptant.
Paroisse Assumption, lie Ter mai 1852,
so Il. f. Hickman, Sheriff.