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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09
j. 1. BAssETT, NJ. D.,

(L ate Of Spring6 eld,)
No. IL PORTLAND STREET,
Gy Office hours I'LL 8 A. M. from ~ to 2, and from
top. NJ. apis d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09

Y. Q. bacOn, Counsellor at Laxv.-ETis tim
being no lengeF occupied with the duties of the Mayor
any, no viii devote himself exclusively 10 the business
ofhis profession Office, No J. Central Exchange.
January 3, 1858. ian5 daviv
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spa Killing Soda Water--With the usual va
Fiety OF choice syrups Fiiy Tickets for one dollar.
l.. I. LAzELL, Apothecary,
Hyl4 ar 2Ol Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09

Il. ID. Nichols, Nj. D., HoMgpATuicPpv
sIcIAN, Residence No. ll2 Main Street onice baprs
from 8 10 8 A. M, to and tosP.M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09
Reasons why the climax Hair Toni
should be used,

Reasons why The Climax HUN Tonic
should be used.
1st To produce new hair,
End. To prevent badness.
Sd. To give dandruf "leave to withdraw"
4th. To promote the growth Of the hair.
5th. To give the hair rich and luxuriant appear
ance.
9Th. To give the hair natural gloss.
7lh. To curl the hair easily
9Th. To dress the hair tastefully
9th. To prevent the hair from turning gray.
10TH To the headache.
llh. To keep the head clear.
18th Because it is the best compound in for all
these purposes.
Sole Proprietor, L. T. LAZELL, Druggist, 2Ol Main
street. myl4 diff
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does dwti S. ROGERS, M d.
Thompson & Co.'S. western Iorpreaa

Waldo Block. Worcester. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield Northampton, Greenfield. Brnl
Buffalo, Cleyeand CINCINNATI Detroit Chicaeo and ali
intermediate places. 80
DRAFTs, NOTEs, BILLS, &c, collected al all the
above places s. v. r. HICKCOX, Agent,
1eb dtf Waldo Block Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09

$50, 90 Worth of Fine Farms and Build
ing Lots in and the healthy and delightfully."- situated
villages of Roseyale, Lakeland and Hermenyille, on
the Long Island Railroad The Farms contain from
five upward, and well calculated for profits
Bile agricultural aud gardening purposes, at IRON S20o
$40 per and will produce with proper cultivation,
much any land within the vicinity of New Yolk.
bC0 shares consisting of Building Lots and Farms at
SIS only per share, securing four Lots 25x 90 feet EACH
Farm of from TO 20 The lots are in the
The much admired Lake Ronkonkoma, here great
improvements have been made. ANEW church hasjust
been erected. Many private dwelling have been, and
others are now beng erected. For Il separate Farm,
share in the Building Lots and Farms " hch are to
be distributed the Both of June, 1853. APPLY imme-
dately to CHARLES WooD, No 2e6 Broadway, New
York, where maps and pamphlets can be had gratis.
ie24 deOdaNtf@
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IA UCTT 10 MI

x W. sELBY a co. VIII soil Al The pjvmnush
-. Street Coal Hnfds on IuEenh1f july ali, ~
o'clock, Barn, large Shed, heavy Team Ho,2ee
aCoa Carts. WAGONS ppirN hunsy Traverse run.
neln, Worccnieree, Cart Harnesses, q lend Nj.
Bells Hay Uniter, Feed Though, Meal Box Hay MA
Lumber, &c,&c. g, w. aELnY A Co. Auei,s.
July 9. 1858 d2t T' r. =
Mechanics Association.
THE Regular Quarterly Meeting 81 ~ h...n,.,lo,,
Will be held hi waldo Hall. on ri Rfl,HV rSs'
ming July 12ib. al o'clock
sAMuEl. SMITH. ses'y.
July 9th, 1853 as
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09

How to keep Cool.
Go 10 Thayer Games, Harrington Conner and buv
some Of their SUMNER CLOTHING. They have
got just the thing for this hot weather. and will s n
prices that defy competitions Main and Front sts
Je17 d2w
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A. PRENTTsN

Designer and Engrayer, upon Wood and sione.--
House on Crescent street III orders left with q. W.
RICE, at L. D. Goddard x Co.'s will meet with prompt
attention. Particular attention paid 10 drafting Machi-
merry. dec30 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09

CALVIN E. PRATT,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law,
No 2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09

Yearly Advertisers are informed that their
contracts apply only to their own legitimate business
nayer'semsris Tor other parties and all legal advertise
menls are always charged OF regular rates In accord
once with The usual custom in such caaes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09

N. P. GODDARD, Mulbury street.
j. MCFARLAND, 81 Front street.
o. Orders left at G, II. Lorings Music store 2Os
ain st. or at the Central Hotel. will meet with prompt
attention, by J.M.ALDRICH CLERK.
myl6 dam
III. BAssETT, NJ. D.,
(L tie Of Spring eld,)
No. IL PORTLAND STREET,
" Office hours I'LL A. M. from ~ to 2, and from
oto ". NJ. apis d3m
A. PRENTIsAs
Designer and Engrayer, upon Wood and Sione.--
House on Crescent street. All orders left with o. W.
RICE, al L. D. Goddard q Co.'S, will with prompt
attention. Particular attention paid TO drafting Machi-
merry. dec30 DIFF
How to keep Cool.
Go 10 Thayer Games, Harrington Conner and buy
some OF their SUMMER CLOTHING. They have
got just the thing for this hot weather. and viii 81, AZ
prices that defy competition, cor. Main and Front sts
JeN dew
A. ANDREWS,
Teacher Of, Vocal and Instrumental Music. Piano
Forte, and Music Room, No A, HARRINGTON
Corner, Worcester, Mass
BEST or REFEREEcEs GIVEN.
ap'l dtf
LIB. nichols, NJ. D., HoMUPETmePpv
sIcIAni Residence No. ll2 Main Street. Office hours
nom 3 10 A. M, to and 7tosP.M
Aug9, 1852. DIV
y. Il. HOOD.
N AZ tho City Auction and Commission store, No. l
street, worcester Consgnments solicited, and
~-~eA'o'"'A
Ja"o dawtf
spa king Soda Water--With the usual va
rety OF choice syrups. Fy Tickets for one dollar.
-, l.. Il. LAZELL, Apothecary,
Hy4 ar 20l Main street.
,,,, CALVIN E. PRATT,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAM,
No. 2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. \. q o o w m, an experienced and success
ful Midwife, holds herself N readiness, day and night
TO attend TO the duties IT her profession Residence
No. Ga rstin street. o2l-du
SeRmrs oil exquisite flavor are always to be
found In quantitea 20 sui' at the Drug Store Of
l.. 7. LAZELL,
I3-dtf col Mnlne 81
WILLIAM DICKINsOW
NOTARY PUBLIC.
win attend 20 this and TO other matters of business
his once over the Central Bank. uov6.du
80
y. X. clark, M. D., HoMurarHfc Pmysiorhn
No. Walnut Street. Office hours from q 60 "A M.
and from 20 3 +. NJ.
Worceatcr.Jan latslStls Janlu
Old Havana cigars,
Uiaii the BEST brands constantly on hand, and for
sale Wholesale and retail, by d. SCOTT, jr.,
ocI6 dtf Apothsoary, 243 Main street
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80 The most hmentable and eart.rending
occurrence attendant on the celebration Of the
Fourth, took place in Fsnbroeck street last even
ing. Mr.. John Pemberton had placed in front of
his house about lonr pounds OF damaged powder
in the shape Of mound, and while in the act Of
placing piece of lighted punk IN the center oft,
his daughter being near him and looking over it,
o spark of the FIRE fell upon ii, when the powder
exploded, enveloping her in flames. Her cloth
ing was nearly burned off her person and she was
taken into the house blind and severely burned.
Her father was badly burned about the face and
hands but is not considered dangerous. Miss Penn
berton ia about twenty four years of age. We
learn this morning that as yet she has not recov-
cred her sight, and that she is lying in critical
condton-.aL6anN Erening Journal 9Th
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09

Dhs. VIM. J. NEWTON, DENTISTS, have re-.
moved their Office from Grouts Buildings the pleas
AL and spacious Rooms. IN Brinley Row, over the
House, apl4 DC
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09

Mrs. =. g o Il w N, an experienced andsucc
ful Midwife, holds herself IN readnees day and night
TO attend 10 The duties II her profession. Residence
No. GA rHtin Atreet. o2l-dW
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SeRmrs oil exquisite flavor are always to be
found IN qnsntiten 10 sui' AT the Drug Store Of
l.. 7. LAZELL,
lsf On na.tu u.
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RAILROAD AccIDENr.-Thursday afternoon,
a freight train on II Old Colony Railroad, was
passing through South Boston, and when near the
Fourth street c5 Asing, was thrown from the track
by the catching Of one Of The wheels in a frog
The oars were so thrown as 10 illup tina cut near
the garden of Cyrus Alger, Jr., preventing the
passage Of any trains over the road The fence
Of Mr. Ayers garden was also broken. The cars
were badly broken. but the wreck was soon re-
moved, the afternoon Plymouth train being de"
tanned about haaf an hour
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09

o. an me BEST brands, constanlIy on hand, and Tor
sale Wholesale and retail, by d. SCOTT, Jr.,
octle d'f Apctheeary, 2as Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09

WILLIAM DICKTN sON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
win attend this and TO other matcrs Of business
bis once over the Centrniliank. tov6-du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09

J. X. clark, NJ. d., TomursrHfc PnysiorAn
No. Walnut street. Office hours from 20 "a NJ.
and from 20 3 +. NJ.
Worceatnr.Jnn latslS1ls Ianlti
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Qni qncrcz etc asscz conrageuX ct
asscz fort pour desarmcr de son baton lc
miserable ct le METRE en- flute.
lie lendcmain matin le mnIatre Il tte
arr6t6 ct conduit dcvant lc bIcsst qni la
parIailement reconnu. Ii est mainte-
nant @croue dams Ia prison de pafoi>sc
on il attend ave. III de scs parei Is. la
rigonreuse peinc que le code noir infigc
aux e:c.ayes meurtriers.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
In the matter of the Succession of Fer
thnand Landry.

In the matter OF the Succession of Fer
d'nand Landry.
by virtue OF a decree of the Fifth ,Judir;,l
Dl,trIct Court III and tor the parish of As,unn-
ton, dated the 23d uay OF June 1853. VIII 10
sold ut Tie pubic auction on the premises in the
brnle ~St-Nincent, by the undersigned admins.
trd1FlA OF sad succession, on Saturday the 3o,,,
day OF July 1883, al ten O'Clock A. Nj. the toL-
loving described property belol, giur to sad
succession. to Wit.
10. A plantation situated in said parish il,
>ie brul St-sInCent, measuring two arpen,s
front by twenty five arpents in depth. bounded
ON one side by lands of Elnerant Sinoueau,
q Co. and on the other side by those of V,u-
cent 1iebert, together with all tie buildings and
improvements and the s%tending crop.
20. 11e fiftentfl part ofa quarter of sectio,
OF land situated On the Grand Bayou. in secl!o,
No ~, township Ne IS, Range no 10.
80. A negro man naineu StlIoud, AGED rs
years.
40. 4 regroboy named alexander, aged y
years.
30. The cropo OF corn Oh the plantation: of Mrs
Alexis Blanchard.
90. Horses, horned c~attie<, Turning u,ensiI.
house, hold and k~etcleen s]urni,ure
Terms and Conditions
The landed prop rty and slaves payable in
Jour equal Instruments. one fourth in marel,
1884, one fourth III march 1855, one fourth in
march 1886 aud the remaining fourth in march
1887. The movable properly payable all sums
under ten dollars in march 1854. and all INNS
over ten dollars one ha'fin march 1854 and the
other halt II march 1895. Purchasers to finnish
good and solvent security with special mortgag,
on the landed property and slaves. and all suns
not pnnctualy paid at inatur ty to bear interest
at the rate OF eight per cent per annnm.
Parish OF Assumption this 23d June 1853.
EGLANTINE LANDRY,
Al administrators
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$4,000
Total.
On motion ofM. Dngas.

On motion OF M. Dngas,
Whereas it has been shown to the sa-
tisfaciion of the Police Jury, that M. T.
&. Loret. e~x-treasuror of this parish
has settled his accounts with Nj. E. o.
MeanCon his successor.
Therefore be il resolved, that the said
F. e.. ioret and his securities. be aud
they are hereby discharged from al! res
%ponsabilIty towards the parish, aud that
the recorder of this parish is hereby au-
thoriSed 10 annnl the bond of said 10
ret and raise all mortgages resulting
therefrom.
Further resolved that the Police Jnrv
vote thanks to M. r. G. L.oret far the
able and faithful manner in which he
discharged the duties of The office parish
treasurer ofthe parish OF Assumption.
On motion of M. Dugas,
The Police Jury adjourned TO the
third Monday of july next 1859.
A true copy. .
c. /. MAYOR, Grehier.
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TEN FATIYE D'ASSASSINAT
PAR UN nj

PAR UN MuLATRE.
Dams la mutt de mardi, 81 de ce mos.
un SELLER du nom dc Matthew Quique>
req, residant sur l''hahitation de Nj. Jean
Dngas, a etc I'objet dune tentative
d'assasslnat.
C'est vers minuit que lie muIatre jan
vier, appartenant a Nine veuve Hub
bard, s'est presente d la porte du SELLER,
a frappe a cette porte. ct CONNIE %l'infor-
tune Q%uiqnerez lui ouvrait, lie malfai-
tenr lui fendn la main gauche dun
coup de hachette. II lni a porte casuite
cinq autres coups a Ia tate, deux a i'e-
patle gauchc ct plusieurs conos dc ba :
ton. Malgre tant dc biessurcs, Matthew
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CARROSsIER, FoRGERON, MECANi-
CIEN

LIE soussigne PREVENT lie public quill s'eSt
adJolnt depuis quelque temps III haDite Car
rossier ct quill est a meme doranayant de
contractor pour toute espece de l6palatlons
de v~oltures.
IL s'est attach6 egalement lie m6canicieu
qul a 81 longtemps travaille ayec un rare sue
ces dams les ~ateliers de NJ. Crane. Fl n'est
done pas d'ouvrages quill he puisse entrepren-
Dire u jourd'hui pour la reparation des 1lachi-
hes.
II espere done autant par la modicite de
ses prix que par lie fin du travail de sd selle-
RE ct de sa forge, obtenir ct satisfaire une
nombreuse clientele.
IRASIMOND ROGER.
PaincourtyilIe. Al
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SUCCESSION SALE,
Succession of Adam Carson. decease

Succession Of Adam Carson, deceased
By virtue ola decree ofthe Fifth Judicial Dis.
trict Court Of the State of Louisiana, in and for
the parish Of Assumption, dated the 18th Nav
1863, will be offered at public sale by A. II.
Hickman, -herif of the parish of Assumption. at
the Court House ofsaid parish, on Saturday the
10th day ofJuly 1853, at ten o'clock A, NJ.
: All the right title, interest and claim, that
Adam Carson had in, and to a certain tract OF
land lying d being on Flat Lake in this parish, d
also all the buiIdings'au aud improvements thereon
and thereunto belonging.
Terms and Conditions :
The above right, title. interest and claims, will
be sold for what it will bring, on a credit OF II
months, the purchasers shall give bond and
security to the satisfaction Of the ~rsrator. and
mortgage on the above described property.
Parish of Assumption, June 25ta 1859.
Al A. FIIICKNAN, Sheriff.
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exceeding seventy five dollars, be ano
the same is hereby appropriated for The
payment of the travelling expenses 0
said committee.
The president appointed Mrs J. B. L.
Dugas, N. Gncdry and W. Il. Mills, tc
compose said comlttcc.
On motion Of VI. Lauve,
Resolved that the sam Of fifty doIIa~:
a year. be aud the same is hereby APP
]prnpriated for the relief of widow Fran
co.'s Theriot, and the treasurer is b orc-
by authorised TO pay said sum quarterly
on the warrant of said widow Francois
Theuot.
On motion of NJ. Dngas.
The Police jury took a recess until
half past two O'Clock Z. Nj.
At half past two the jury met again,
same mcmhers present.
4 petition of NJ. Andre SoIorzano.
parish constable, is read: praying ,hat
his salary as constable be augmented.
On motion ofM. Icte,
Resolved that hereafter the salary of
the parish constable shall be seventy
dollars a year instand Of fifty.
'Theveas aud nays being called on the
adoption of that resolution, it appeared
that Mrs Thcriot, Me!ancon, GniIIot,
Brseneau, Tctc and Lausc voted i'll The
afirnatiye-six yeas-and Mrs Dngas
aud Gued'y in the negativc-two mays
49, consequently said resolution Was
adopted.
NJ. Dugas on heha'f Of the committee
appointed to make out at ~appioxjma-
ton of the expenses Of the parish for
the current year, submits the following
report. which was adopted.
four thousand dollars, parish taxes, III
five per cent. $ 200
Commission Of the same on the
collection of fifteen hundred
dollars, taxes OH trades and
professions, at ten per cent, $50
Commission of parish treasurer, $50
Salary of inspectors of roads and
leyees, $50
Salary of assessor for asesse-
ment, 25O
Salary of same for the hume
ration Of children in the pa
IRISH, rs
Salary of the clerk of Police
Jury, 100
Parish Printer, $50
Parish Constable. 70
Coroner supposed costs 100
Justices Of the peace suppo-
sed costs) 100
OF District Court, 600
Members Of Police Jury, $50
Constablcs supposed costs 100
Jail fees in criminal cases rs
Recorder and Clerk Of
District court, IS
Costs of elections, 900
For the construction of IA new
Jail first payment $500
For expenses not provided for 4S5
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ETONNANT EFFET DE LA FOU DIRE.

Dimanchc dernicr, sur Ia plantation
de M. For>tall, III Negro await nnc ,ivr
alteration aveC une ntgressc. lie ton
nerIc grondHit nIors. mais au lieu de
sen occuper. les dcux escIavcs etaicnt
sur lc point den venir aux mains. qlnnd
lie flnidc eIectrilue NIT brusqnemtnt fin
a cettn ,io!ente. dispute. lie negre fap>
p i mort tomba lonrdement par terIc.
ct O n intcrlocutrice qui lie touchait.
sntlllssant sur clle-n,Gnc. rcsta dais
latitude dune pcrsonDe qni Sc serait
assl>e avcC plfCaution. Ellie ne tarda
pas a sortIr de cetic rsrece d'tv"nOnis-
Sement., ct. c'rst l~nstlcc a Ini rcndrc, Gle
dfP|ora sl"ncer"incnt !e t'I>lc sort de Fin
fortune u qni. IN instant nrpnravant.
ellie ntmlait t"ire scttif Ia >igurur de
scs polEg>.
(.Ucssagnr de Sf-JacQuns.)
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EENTH De SUCCESSICM.

En- vertu dun decret de IA Cour du Cinoui4.
me District Judlciaire de- Etat de la Louisiana
dams ct POUR la paroisse Absorption, sous a
date du II mai 1853, Il sera ofFert en- vente pu-
biique, a la Maison de Cour de ce1te pa roisse,
par A. r. Hickman, sheriff de cette paroisse. lie
Samedi lone jour du mois de Juliet 1853. 4 10
heures du matin.
Tous les droits, tires. interets ct ~reclalnatiops
que l. dit Adam Carson await on pourrajt avo;r
sur un certain moroccan de terre sit re sur lie Lac
Plat, dams la p~arolsse Assumption, ensemble
avec toutes les batisscs ct amaljorations qui s'y
trouvent.
Termes et Conditions dc la yente
Les droits, titres, inter6ts ct reclamations ci.
dessus snivant &c qu'ils rapporteront a un credit
de douze mois, l'acquereur fournissant son obi
CATION cdutionnGe a la satisfaction du cnrateur:
Ct hypotheque speciale sur la propriete ci -desgus
d6crite.
Paroisse Assumption. le 25 JUN 1858.
Al A. T. KICK MAN. Sheriff
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Or Nous ferons Ell sorte dc dedom-
mayer on peu nos lccteurs. dams notre
proclaim nunero, des EMBELLISHMENTS
qua snbis lie "Pionnier" pendant Ia
derniere quinzaine.
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@. 11ssIl'I?llTOrDNll'Csll:.s:
PER DUE

Dams Eapres-midl de Dimanche,
Une chaine de montre eli or. ayant IN
cachet ct une clet attaches au crochet.
entire PaincourtVille ct EE@Iise pdroiS>iaIe.
Une recompense IO6raIe sera acccr,iee a
toute personne qui remettra cette cha1ne au
soussigne OCTAVE COMEAU.
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ETAT DE IA LOUISItNE.-Conr
dn Cinqnieme District Judiciairr.-
dams ct pour la Paroisse ASSUMPTION.
Succession de- Resale Rogere. yeuye
dfcedee de lvon Bopdr"nn.
En- vertu dun decret de Honorable Ia Conr
du %Cnquieme District Judiciaire de rEtat de
la Louisiana dams ct pour Ia paroisse Assornp-
ton, en- date du 90 juin 1853, il sera ofert en-
vente publique, par Alfred Tete, encanteur de
la paroisse Assumption, sur les lieuy. dams Ia
dite p%aroisse, Samedi lie 80 Juliet 1853, d
DIX heures du matln, les prophecies ci-apres
decrites, appartenant a la dite succession.
SAVIOR
10. I'm negre nomme Jean Louis, age de
25 ans.
20. Une negresse, agee d'enyiron so ans.
30. Q%uelques effets mobiliers.
Tcrmes Ell Conditions
Les esclaves payables en- trois termes
egaux, un tiers en- mars 1854, I'm tiers EN-
mars 1855 ct un tiers EN- mars 1856. LIE mobi-
blller en- mars 1854. Les acquereurs fourni.
ront caution ct hypotheque s~peciale sur les
esclaves, ct toute somme non payee d eche-
ance portera interet a raison de hut pour
cent par an Jusqu'au Placement final.
Pafoisse Assumption, % juin 1853.
ALFRED TETE,
Al Encantenr.
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NENTE DE SUCCESSION
Dan5 l'atfaire de Ia Succession de FIR
dinand Lnndrv.

I'm vertu dun dccret de la Cour DIN Cinou;a
me District Judiciaire de lEtat de Ia Iouis;ano
dams ct pour Ia ~paroisse Absorption, sons ~
date du 20 JUN 1853. II sera offert en- ypnto NJ
bIiqne, sur les ]ieux, dams lie Br1Ie St-Vincen,
par Ia soussi gnte, administrative de Ia spsd;,o'
successlon, Samedi lie 80 Juliet 1863. = div
hcures du matin, les prophecies suivantes, an,
Dartenant a la dite succession, SAVIOR:
10 Une habltation, situee en- cette baroisso
dams le Brule St-Ninccnt, mesurant deuy a.
penis de face sur vingt-cinq arpents de profon.
deur. bornee dun cote par la terre de Fine
rant SimonauX ct Co, ct de I'artre cote no.
collie de Vincent HILBERT, ensemble avec tonic.
les bAtlsses ct ameIiora'ions qui s'v trouyent
aInsi que la recoIte sur pied.
90. La quinzieme partie dun quart de sec
ton de terre situee sur lie Grand Bavou. dane
Ia Section NO 10, Township No Is. Ranpre
No IS.
30. Un negre nomme Stoud, age de 26 an.
DO. Tn Negro nomme Alexandra, age do !,
ans.
5. La rtcolte de mails qni Sc trouve sur rba.
bltatlon de Madame Alexis Blanchard.
90. Qnelqnes c%hevaux, bGtes a cornes, outiI.
arato'res, meub!esde mcnage ct b~atterie de cui.
sine, etc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26

% Daguerreotpyes taken at all hours of
he day, and likeness IS WarrantedtU be good.
Please call and eXam1ne specimens.
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
Conditions de Ii vente :

Les terres ct les e~sclavcs payab'es en- 0uatre
tefileS tganx. un quart Ell mars 1854, un quar-,
en- mars 1853, nn quart en- mars 1856 eft I'M
quart en- mars 1857. Les animaux ct le mobilior
payab!es toutes sommes au- dessous de dix Mas.
tres en- mars 1894, ct toutes sommes au.de,sus
de DIX pIastres moItIe on mars 1854 ct Iautra
moit!e en- mars 1855. Les acquGreurs fournis-
SAINT bonnie ct snfflsante caution ct hypotheoue
spectacle sur les terres ct les esclayes iuson'5
paria't pavement, ct toute somlnes qui ne So
ra'ent pas payees anx echeances p%orteront in
tcret a ra'sor' de huit pour cent par an.
~iaroisse Assumption, lie 90 Jun 1853,
EGLANTINE LANDRY
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