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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-12-14

those clothes may have been carried thou
sands of miles, if closely packed, after wechsi
months, or perhaps years have elapsed. But
if the clothes have been thoroughly washed
and clcanscd-of if they have been exposed
to extremes of heat or cold, the contagOn is
destroyed
Y. Possibly the disease may be conveyed
by the clothes of nurses and attendants who
are for n iong time ia the room of the sick
person, especially if their clothes are of
coarse, loose texture, or with long nape or
of fur. But no instance can be proved where
n physician, who stays but few minutes in
the room, and passes into the open air, has
ever transferred the disease from one patient
to another. If physician is sloyenly enough
not to wash his hands after examining u
small pox patient he may transfer it to the
next.
VI All the stories about the disease hav-
ing been communicated by letter from we'll
persons in a house where one is sick with
small pox by meeting or shaking hands
with persons who have been in the house but
not in the sick room or 10y the thousand 9th
or means of which We hear: are sheer non
scrse, simple hHmbRg.
VII. One affected By varioloil, even in SO
mild degree that, not knowing where lie
- a
,1oN ~ nv ma. w ui"""i, VI Wy ,',. Ia
ness, may communicate true small pox to the
unprotected. But, in this case, it requires
more immediate contact, or long close init
macy ,s Inv sInnning tngctber or bv SITTING
durinc , l,rr ionrney az, ,Lc s.,,,n scat il, th,
ears 1r st,,r'. nr,,n ma dnuLt Tho disease il
contracted NJ IIntrls and an Strnmbonts. nv
slccping between sheets which have only
brrn fnIdod aud nrcssed b,t mot washed or
ironcd aftnr some ono viii a mild att. ri, of
mail NOV mr. v,rinlnid has nrrviouslv orru-
pied them
VIII. Vaccination affords safe, easy,
cheap, and perfect protection against small
poX in any shape Those vaccinatcd in
childhood should be re-vaccinatcd after pu-
bcrty and any one ought to be re-vaccira-
ted after any great change in habits, mode of
life, climate, &c. also after any general dis
ease, like fever, measles and the like. Sew
cral years after vaccination the system seems
to be susceptible to certain amount of
the small pox poison, and the person may
have an attack of the varoloid, more or less
severe depending upon his constitution nat
ural susceptibility to take diseases. and upon
the length of time since he was vaccina;cd
In such cases re vaccination will destroy the
remaining susceptibility to the small pox
poison and render the person perfectly ill.,
capable Of taking the disease in any shape.
III ',s',u =" '',c o''Nc W. "',r' n'u II, "'.S
p''cc VIII ST! II" worus,-" AI.'Aoh "NN'
ois was particular l',o'l'e "' N''nc 'oN-
I" MN "e'r!' o''en nave iai occasion
10 renucr MN p'"'css'ol'ai SerNlcc; ",''I
nave - "hc'i hc was III "ru'i"'! hcei'h, hnu
occasion 10 chcCN MN lor "NcI 'ssiIu''! :"
ms S'uu'rS IL 'nv INJURY VI nus n',''"' ne
ia" loi'g nee'l su''v,l''s from N"s,,S ''''',
u!' yet was struggling 10 oo,a'n no'r'' ca
ucai'on' st" niui g'A",in''H '''li'g, ios''s
S'rcnS'n ana hI"H" ny u,'srn'e III ms cor
roy u",'eS, anu ! INSISTED uI,o" IoI'Aa',o II.
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BANEs.- New banks were chartered
and old banks rcchartcrcd, at the late
session, as follows.
Chartcrcd-Northfeld, capital $780,
600 Bradford, 100000 West River
Cat Jamaica) 100000 Royalton, 100
600; Waterbury, 100000 and Spring
field, 10000
Rcchartcred-St. Adams, old capita
$50 000-incrcased to $4,000 Yer
gennes, 100, 1000 increased to 100000
Rutland, l50,000-incrcased to 300,
600; and Montpelier no increase of CAPT
tai
The capital of the Brandon Bank wai
increased from $4,000 to $4,000
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VERMONT REPoRTs.-The oath vol
ume of Vermont Reports LIST Deane)
may be obtained at this office, at the
usual price. Call soon.
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BARRIERS Liquor BnL.-Thc pre-
cious bantling of Mr.. Barber, to which
we paid our respects two or three weeks
ago, was a still-botn affair. Though ca
gerly and anxiously cared for by its dot
ing parent, it never 1'eeped after it left
the she'll.
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ES- Want of room oompcls us to
defer, for week, the Yeas and Nays on
the several votes GU the liquor law
They furnish an important record which
all will be curious to see. The over
Nhelming defeat of the ultra opponents
of the law on the last vote, especially
shows the progress Of a healthful public
sentiment on this question, even at
Montpelier, and brands as powerless and
odious the factious opposition of the
9 leading men" who were sent there by
the power of Rum to secure the repeal
of the law. A majority of MUty-si1
against them, in the House under the
circumstances, was remarkable, and the
record deserves attention.
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NOTICE.

The notes andaccouuts due the late firm of
y. wood & Co, are in the hands of McssrS.
Barber Il Bushnell, for collection. BY at
tending to them forthwith all cost will be
prevented. y. WOOD.
Oct %, 1853 27sw
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In Goshen, Bee. 7th by Rev s. S. Ford,
Mr.. L. A. CRoss, of New Hampshire, to Miss
ANroiSErTE A. BRowN, OF Goshen.
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ga The December term Of the
County Court, at this place, com
menced yesterday,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-12-14

ENC Rev n S. S BEMAN, D d of
Troy. gives a second lecture before our
Lyceum this "wednesday evening. at
Union Hall Do not fail to hear hun.
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CASH PAID

CASH PAID
For Wheat, Green Hides, Good Spruce Plank
and Shipping furs. y. WOOD.
- - = =: = = =
Cut and wrot Nails, Saw Mill and Y cut
Saws, Wood Saws, and Frame Saw Mill and
others, Files, Halter Chains, Skates, Window
Glass and Putty, Gun Caps, Powder, and Shot
Hunts, Green Collins, and Brooks & Brothers
ANes. just received 10y y. WOOD.
1000 lbs. New Buck Wheat -Four, just re-
ccivcd by. y WOOD.
o. 49, =
10 Bales Of Buffalo Robes, just opened by
n. WOOD
% Chests Fresh Teas, just received by
NV ,Op
10 Bills, y. York Syrup, a very good arti
ticlc. it will save your huttcr on hucl, wheat
and hoe cakes, just received 10y y. WOOD.
-~~~~> - - : =
Boots and Shoes, Gents and Ladies' Rub
bcrs, just received by y. WOOD.
49, >~>~~~~> = :
10 bbls ounces, just received 10y
NWOOD.
500 Dbl T. ] Salt, just received by
~ WOOD.
>~>~>~ ~~~~~>~ >>>~~~~~~>
800 lbs Carpet Warp and Yarn, just rccciv
ed by y, WOOD.
~>~~>~~I 49, :
500 lbs Cotton Batting and Wicliine, jus
received by y. WOOD.
~~>>~~~~>~>> ~~~s>>~~~~~~>
Cotton and Woolen Flanncls, Bed Tickinj
and Drllings, and Horse Blankets, just re
ceivcd by N WOOD,
Lamp Oil, Resin Oil and Burning Flui
| Just received by y. WOOD.
- =
Brittana aud Glass Lamps, for oil an
Fluid, Just received 10y y. WOOD.
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DRY Groceries,

Best Java Coffee, Roasted do, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, Box and Cask Raisns, Nut
mcgs, Spices of all kinds, Citrons, Bristol
Brick, Pure Sallcratus, Cream Tartar, aud So
da, best Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Smok
ing and Fine Cut do, Cod Fish, Salmon and
Mackcrel, just received by n. WOOD.
o. - - = =
Purchasers for CASH will find it for their
interest to call, AS no one in this village shall
under sell. Farmers wishing to exchange
Produce for the above Goods, will do well to
call, rs liberal price will be allowed Short
approved credit will be given. n. WOOD.
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KI\NiCUTr & HASKELL
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS
PIANO FORTES.

ASH Music and Musical Merchandise n
every description-No j.. Boardmans Build
ing. under the Museum. Troy. \. \.
At the above Saloon Piano Forics from tho
best Manufacturers in New Nork and Boston,
may be- found At all times Al the lowest prices
Those wishing such merchandise are invited
T., call and examine uur assortment, or send
rs their orders. I'm citAer ease VIC promise
10 give To an the best Of attention, and Lest
of bargains
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Goods
NOV. Q, 1853.
200 BARRELS FRESH GROUND FLOUR

Superfne, Extra and Super Extra,
just received by n. WOOD.
Middlcbury, Nov g, 1853.
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added the influx of laboring masses from
eastern Asia to the Pacific side of our posses
kions, together with the probable accession OF
the populations already existing in other
parts of our hemisphere, which, within the
period in question, will feel, with yearly in
crcasing force, the natural attraction Of 50
vast, powerful, and prosperous a conlcdcra
tjon Of seli-governing republics, and will seek
the privilege of being admitted within It's
slfeand happy bosom, transferring with them
selves, by "A peaceful and healthy process ot
incorporation, spacious regions Of a virgin
and exuberant soil which are destined to
swarm with the f,st-growing[and fast-sprcad
ing millions of our race.
These considerations seem fully to iustif,
lhe presumption, that the law of population
above stated will continue to act with und
minshed effect, through at least the mex
half century and that thousands of person,
who have already arrived at maturity, ant
are now exercising the rights Of frcemcn
viii close their eyes on the spectacle of nor,
than one hundred millions of population en-
braced within the majestic proportions of III,
American union. IL is not merely AS an in
terestns topic of speculation that prescn
these views for your consideration. The,
have important practical bearings upon al
the political duties we are called upon [,
perform. Heretofore, our system Of govern
ment has worked on what may be termed
miniature scale, in comparison with the de
yelopment, which it must thus assume, with
in future so near at hand, as scarcely to b
beyond the present of The existing genera
ticn.
Tin evident that confederation so vas
, and so varied, both in numbers and Ia serri
torial extent, in habits and in interests, coul
only be kept in national cohesion by Tia
strictest fidelity to the principles of the cor
sttuton, as understood by those who hav
adhered 10 the most restricted constructio
Of the powers granted by the people and IN
States. Interpreted and applied accordin
to those principles, the great compact adapt
itself with healthy ease and freedom to a
Unlimited extension of that benign syster
of federative seltgoyernment, Of which Il
our glorious, and, trust, immortal charter
Let as then, with redoubled vigilance, be 0
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-04
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

The subscribers will sell ut auction on the
day Of Jalluary 1854, their plantation, ne
groes and moveable property on said planta-
ton.
The plantation contains ,out four hundred
and sixty arpents, has a god sugar bouse
new engine and mill dwelling house, cabins g.
stable all in thorough repar and mosly new
on the plantation is cane to plant about 40 ar
pents. Z. 5..I 4 b -.o- tyg..0 :.
There are thirty negroes in all II men,
women and the balance children all likely.
The land with its improvements and fixtures
w''l be sold separately. The negroes by fami-
iies and singly.-Terms: One fifth in march
oo4 and the BALANCE in four equal annual ms
tl lments without interest.
The mules and movable property will be
sold tor one half cash and the balance in twelve
month; will also be sold at the same time the
North West quarter of Section 46, in Town
ship y, Range IS East, containing lbe acres
<.'5@ FORD g. DUGAS.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-04

Nous ne pnbIions anjourd'hni qu',ne
DEM -fenlllc, paice que nous avons ell
a operer cette sem;,il,e lc plus difficiIe
demenagemennt que debitcur ou pro.
prieaire.rcntier puisse faire.
Des ce jour, tant que le "Pionnicr'
scr;l sons mott direction, ja,nais parciI
contre>tc,nps ne Sc presentcra. Aussi
Womettons-nous de dedommager am
plrment i'avenir, les Iectenrs qui JUS
qua &c Jour ont e,e 81 indul -,ents pour
nous.
Du rcste, nos abonnes nc perdent
'Ien a cette reduction, car jeudi dernier
"a poste dela Nile-Orleans nous 4 fait
defaut ct samedi Ia MALE ma pas daigne
s'arreter asscz longtemps pour Iivrer au
'n"Itre de postc de Napoleonyille les
sacs actresses 4 son bureau.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-04
BApTEME DUNE CLOCHE.

Dimanehe prochain, Ii decembre, il
J aura Ia chapeIlc du Canal le bapte
me dune cIoeIle.
C'est ID une ceremonie laquelle peu
habltaDts ont sans doute assiste.- Aus.
= sommes-nous certain qu'un immense
eoncoars envahira dimanche rrochnin,
q 81 jolie chapelIe que les cathoIiqnes
da Canal doivcnt a Ia sollicitude du re-
serend Boglio'i ct d la ganereuse piete
dc scs nombreux paroissiens.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-04
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

S'itcession dc leu Joachim Bourg.
i En- veltu dun ordre de la Courd du SIN,
District Judiciaire de FEtat de la Louisiane
dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption, il ser;
btfett eli vente publique par Cvpriep
Blanchard, encantenr, sur les lieux, lie Samed
81 decembre 1853. a 10 heures A. M.. le.
propnete es cl-apres decrites, appancnant q la
SuSdlte succession, Savoir: sga5-1 =
Une habltatlon situee Ell cette paroisse
rlve gauche du Bayou Lafourche, a environ
un mule vi demi au-dessous de NapoleonyIlle.
mesuraut un deml arpent de face au dit ba. .
you, sur une protondeur de quarantr arpents
entire hgnes paralleles, bornee dun c6ta j ],
terre de veuve Charles Monnot ct de l;antre
cote a celle de Numa Leblanc. ayec tories
les ameIioratiols.
20. Julie, n6gresse, agee de so ans.
So DeuX chevauX, pIusieurs yaclles avec
leurs veauN, HI lot de cochons. meubles dc
menage, outils aratoires
TeIme> It Conditions
La terre ct l'esclave payables Ell trois ter.
mes e9ahN echeant dams les mos de mars de
chac une des annees 1854, 1855 ct 1856. Les
acquereurs devront fournir de bonnes ct sal |
'ables cautions avec hypotheque speciale, ct
outes sommes qlu ne seront pas Douctuelle- |
Pay 20 ou" eeheailces Portefollt lnteret /
raison de huit pour cent Ian. Les proprietss
payables toutes sommcs de $40 Of
tu-dessous en- mars 1854, ct toute somme an
Iessus de $40 moitie ell mars 1854 ct Fantra
aoltle en- mars 1885. Les acquereurs devront
ournlr DIES billets avec bonnes ct solyabJes
autlons et@outes sommes qulne seront mas ma
ees aux echeances poneront interst i Init
our cent par an.
Assumption, 26 novembre 1888.
.t Z. L.. b .ANCH\RD.
I'd BE- EIlcanteur.
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TERRES

| 10. Une habitation situee en- cette naro;sse
sur la rive droite du Bayou Lafourche, enyi.
ron deux miles an .dessus du village de Napo.
lconville. la dite hablfalion fnesurant deux ar.
pents de face sur une profondeur d'enyiron
trente arpents, iignes paralieIes, bornee du CO.
| te den haul, par Ia terre d'IIonore CANNOT. ct
du cote den bas par l'habitation de MN. Bra nd
ct Sigur; il y a sur ladite habitatiUn une waste
HaIson dc maitre, cuisines, ccuries, remiscs.
cabanes negres, magasins a maTs ct fourra-
ge, ct beauconp d'autr amelinrations, aui en-
1ont une residence atissi commode qu'agreabe.
20. Une terre situee au Lac Verret, en- cette
parolsse, mesurant cent tren e-quatre acres ct
$4,000 dacre de superficie, faisant partie dune
fraction de la Section 2S, Township l3-Range
l3-Lot 8. ensemble avec les ameliorations
qui peuvent sly troqver.
ESCI.AVES
10. Dick, bon negre d'habitation, labonreu eur
charreticr ct bdcheron, age d'environ SO ans.
20. MithIlda, negresse, cuisiniere, repas.
sense ct blanchlsseuse, egaement bonne pour
|e champ, agee denviron 80 ans; vendue ,ec
ses trois enfants Rose, negrite, agee de ans;
Massee, negrite, agee dc ans; Adele, negrite |
lgee de 2 ans.
30. Baptiste, negre, fils de Mithilda, age de
I2 ans.
ANIMAUX
10. Douze meres vaches etleurs suivsnts. ct
uelques autres jeunes betes a cornes.
20. Deux chevaux, don't un de premier choix.
30. Un troupeau de cochons.
OBJETS MOBlIlERS
10. I'm buggy ct ses harnais, une charre.te
cheval .outils aratoires, &c.
90. 1lleubles de maison, tells qu:armoires. So
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-04
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Joachim Bonrg, deceased
By virtue Of an order of the Honorable,fhe
Fifth Judicial District Court, dated the 22d no.
vember 1853. will be offered for sale at auc.
tlon by Cypnen L. Blanchard on the premises,
on Saturday the 3lst day of december 1883
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, belonging to the aforesaid success
sion, to wit:
To- tract of land or plantation Situated in
the parish of Assumption, on the left bank OF
Bayou Latourche, at about one half mile be-
low the village of NapoleonviIle. measurino
II arpent fronting said bayou, by forty arpents
IL depth, between parallel lines, bounded on
one side by land of widow Charles Monnot
and on the other side by land of Numa Le.
blanc, together with all the improvements
thereon, &C.
"a June, negro woman, so years old.
3D. Two horses two cows and their calves,
one lot OF hogs, household and kitchen furni-
ture and farming utensils, &C..
Terms and Conditions
The immoYeable property payable in three
equal lnstalments, maturing in the months of
march OF the yeats 1854, 1865 and 1856. Pur-
chasers to furnish good and solvent security
with special mortgage, and all sums not pfflc-
5uaily PAID at maturity to bear interest at the
ate Of eight per cent per annum. The movea-
Die property payable all sums of $40 & under
$40 in march 1854; and all sums above $40 |
me halt in march 1854 and tn other half in
march 1850 Purchasers to give notes with
olvent security and all sums not punctally
aid af maturity to bear interest at the rate Of
light per cent per annum.
Assumption, november. 34lh 1853.
{. l.. BLANCHARD,
Auctionecr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-04

I LN iL LIE SUICESSlON.t
Succession de feue Marie Aimee Blan.
chard, decedee veuve Alexandre Ar
| Ceneaux. .,...-se. ..... r. = \
En- vertu dun ordre de l'honorahle Cour du
5me District Judiciaire de lsEtat de la Louisia.
ne, dams ct pour Ia paroisse Assumption, Jsoffri-
raj en- Vente publique, l'encan, le Jeud s
Janvier proclaim q 854), heure p. NJ a In
RESIDENCE de NJ. Joseph Hebert, en- face lEglise
paroissIale de cette paroisse, les pfopriete ci-
apres decrites, appartenanta a la susdite success
sion, savoir - asjt5l 1854
10. une jeune negtesse, nominee Marie,
agce d. nviron III ans. so
-. Ireize tetes de betes cornes.
80. Un lit, une armoire ct tine penduIe. "a
Termcs ct Conditions
a nt gresse payable en- trois termes eeanx
echo ant dams les mois de mars des annees 1854.
1855 ct 1876. L:acquefeur deyra fournir ses
billets avec bonne ct soIvabIe caution. pavables
d fordre del'admnistrateIr de la snsdite sue
cession ct au bureau du Recorder de cette pa-
roisse, hypotheque sptciale restera sur la sus-
lite ncgrtte jusqu 'au Placement, ct toutes SOM
mes qni ne seront pas payees aux susdites e.
canoes porteront intGret hut pour cent Fan;
'our lie mobilier, toute somme de SlOet au-
lessons payable en- mars 1854, ct toute somme
n-dessus de $50 une moitie en- mars 1854, ct
autre moitie en- mars 1866. Les acquereurs
des ca ntions bonnes ct solvables ct
lteret apres Fccheance jusqu'au paiement /
Paroisse As>OmptioI, &C 2 dec. 1853.
CYPRIEN l.. BLANCHARD,
2a2@ Encanteur.
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~ " SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of in Bic Fabian Rouro
deceased

On Saturday the 7th day of the month q
January next 1854 at 10 o'clock A. M, on III.
premises. will be offered for sale at mhi;c
auction, by the undersigned auctioneer The
following described property belonging to the
aforesaid succession, to wit: -
lo lot OF ground, situated in this ma risb ot
Assumption, at Grand Bayou, measuring three
erflcial sarpents with all the buildinos and
mprovem ents, attached on said lot, bounded
on one SIDE by lands of Ford aud Dueas, and
on the other side by lands of Joseph Himel
20 GeneVleve a negro woman, aged 40
years and her two children, on, aued ls
months and the Others months old.
80. Horsa lce a negro woman. aged "A
years: and her child,
No. Julien, negro boy. aged l3 years
90 tfanfa1s. negro boy, aged i wears "a
%. Movable effects.
Icr'ns nnd Conditions
The land and slaves payable in three equal
iistaments, maturing iii each of the months of
harch OF the years 1855, 1856 & 1857, The |
noveable payable III march 1854. purcha-
ers 10 give their notes with good seculity. pa /
able to the order of widow in Bite Eabieu
'otrg Said land and slaves to remain special. |
mortgaged until paid, and all sums not
unctualfy paid at maturity te bear interest at
ne rate OF eight per cent per annum until
aid '''''''
P,,.ish of Assumption, nov. 36;h 1853
{. l.. BLANCHARD,
, l-5.-z i s.. AucfIn,,a..
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-04
VENTE A L'ENCAN,
.C.fUSE DE DEPART

! LIE Lnndi 26 Dtcembre proclaim, a dix heu-
res du matin, lie soussigne encanteur dams ct
pour la Daroisse de lAssomption, offrira en-
vente ubl'que I'encan, au domicile de Jean
Baptiste Ternot, rive droite du Bayou dc La
fourche, environ deux miles au-dessus de Ma.
poieonville, EN- cette paroi Sc, les proprietes
suiyantes, sayoir:
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-04
FENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de fcu Jean Baptististe Fa.
bicn Bourg.

LIE Sahedi; 7me Jour du mois de Janv;e,
proclaim 1884, dix heures A. NJ SIR To-
lleuA' II sera offert en- vente publique par IL
sot1ssIgne, sencanteur, les proprietes ci-apre:
decrites. appartenant la susdte succession
saAoir
10. Un terrain situe au Grand BAYOU me.
sufant trols arpents de superfcie, avec toutes
les patlsses ct ameliorations qui Sc trouyeut
dessus; borne DUN cote par les terres do Form
et Dugas, ct de Fautre cote par, celles de Jo
seph Himel '0' w ~
20. Une negresse nominee Genevieye. j.
gee de 80 ans, ct ses deux enfants lsun ar6
de lo mos ct fautre age de 3 mois.
so. Une autre negresse, nominee Honense
agee de % ans ct son enEant.
40. IN negre, nomme Julien age de l3ans.
90. On autfe negre, nomme Francois age
de II ans.
90. Quelques effets mobiliers etc. .
Icrmes ct Conditions ~
La terre ct les esclaves payables en- trois
erfnes egaux, un tiers en- MARI 1855, un tiers
IN mars 1856 ct lie dernier tiers eu mars
e57. LIE mobilier payable en- mars 1854. Les
tcquereurs tourniront Ieurs billets avec bonnes
= soiVaDles cautions payables Pordre do
H euEo 1ean-Baptiste Bourg ct hypotheque
Peclaie sur la terre ct les esclaves, iusqu au
alement, ct en- cas- de non paiemeft aux sus-
ties tcheances raison de hut pour cent Pan |
lsqu'au Placement. |
r"rol>sc Assumption, 26 nov. 1853.
J. sa L. l.. BLANCHARD,
, Encan,cur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA. = Fifth
judicial District Court.-Parish Of
AsSumpfion

whereas Augustih Hernandez has petitioued
the Court for letters of administration on tho
estate OF the late Jeanette Truxillo, decease,I
widow of Joseph Hernandez. 0'''o =
Notice is hereby given, TO all whom it ma Y
concern, to show cause within ten days why
me Tn prayer of the said petitioner should not
by order of the Court.
Assumption. This 30 november 1852.
D..SIRE I.EBLANl.
: Cle,k.