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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
Chihuahua and the Indiana

A correspondent of the New York TFi.
bune, writing from chihuahua, says: \
This Government pays for every fun
grown male Indian, killed or taken alive, a
reward Of $500. A scalp and pair Of ears
form the official proof in the FIRST case. For
full grown Indian woman, alive, l sup
pose, Il is understood, the reward is $3.50:
FOR boy taken alive $50, for boy killed
900. Indian children taken captive are
placed by the Government In good families
where they are we'll educated as, under the
common circumstances here, can be ex'
pected.
The girls generally remain and become
good servants; tho boys generally run
away as soon ss they have attained an age
which enables them TO do 80.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
Kuled

A wine merchant by the name Of E, s.,
Hart, occupying q store No. 6, Levse, in
the city buildings, was yesterday morning
found dead under the hNtchway, on the
ground floor Of the building. Mr.. Hart
occupied the second and third floors Of tie
store as liquor and rectiiying establish
ment, and during the night, II Is supposed,
he fell through the halchway from the
third story TO the first or ground floor,
iracturlng his skull and badly bruising his
face lnlelligencer.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
rber'S Shop,
PETER JOHNSON,

PEEEk JOllNSON,
D ESPECTFULLY offers his services 10 the
LII public. He keeps the best quality of rOzorS,
and keeps them sharp. He will always pay
strict attention 10 cleanliness and neatness.
He cuts and dresses hair in a style that
never fails TO please his customers. AS a
knight Of the scissors and razor he yields to
none in Hannibal. His charges are reasona.
bly, low. AS he intends 10 continue fitting
up and improving his establishment, as fast
as his means will allow, he hopes TO have
the patronage Of the citizens Of Hannibal,
whose well known chief characteristic
Of energy, leads them to desire TO see
everything on the progressive march,
Reco!lect il is the shop nearest to Hick.
mans Stove Store, 1t is on the west side
Of Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street. (Op.23.d.ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and Forwarding House.
oSEPH hoGRlpGR. FRANCIS McFAUL,
MogTidge q McFaul,


(LSte Twchell & Mogridge,)
Corner Commercial and Pine streets, st. Louis.
T0NSlG NMEN S aud Commissions will meet with
~ prompt and personal attention, and liberal cash
advance will DO given on ConSignnentS or Bills Of
Lading in hand.
The forwarding and receiving Of merchandise and
produce will meet with especial care and dispatch the
lowest rates Of freight will always be procured, and
the expense Of storage and draySge as much as posi-
BILE avoided.
Orders for purchasing filled at the shortest notice
and lowest market prices
REFERENCES;
ia f. Walsh,
CRSrIcss, Blow & Co., St. Louis.
ChOteau & Vale,
Doan, King & Co,
Blow 4 March,
Froft & Forrest, New York.
Charles A, Meigs,
T. c. Twichell & Co., New Orleans.
We have On open policy Of Insurance, which will
cover all shipments to our address, when advised b!
letter per mat, OF when endorsed on bills OF ladin
before, or at the time Of shipment.
MOGRIDGE L McFALL.
St. Louis, Jan. 20, 1888. esy
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
House and Lot for Sale.

TINE undersigned wishes 10 sell his House and Lot
i situated on Sixth, between Bird and Hill Streets,
II u one story frame house, fixed comfortably for
small family, With all the necessary out buildings,
good garden, all kinds OfShrubbery, and 6ns well oil
water.
Possession given immsditsly and indisputabe title
For terms &c, SPPly St thaS Messenger once o. to
rR21'E MBoNALD'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
4 vTBTf FROM ouR pOuRpoN,

vAnAA khvh VVR IOuBhtN,
t Our bourbon has been among US. That ID 10 |
say the elderly gentlemen with the royal nose,
whose mysterious appearance in the streets Of
Philadelphia we announced two weeks AGO, has
had his attention directed 10 our remarks upon
him, and has called 10 pay his respects to us, 81
We must premise that he is no; one Of the COM
mon BouTbOnS, such as spring up in Indian
tribes. Nor does he write his name IA Bore
Bum, as some gentlemen have suggested who
have lately visited Sampson Street Hall. The
herald who came to announce the intended royal
visit to us, presented to US a card bearing the
Following impressive inscription:
ss"""""'""" ::""""""'.
: ANtNtDAB TITz-LouIs II poLPulN soREsoN !.
mark !.
assasaas aaaaaaaaas =
In default Of silver or gold salver, this pre-
cious document was received on printers gal
ley, and the entire force Of the Office, from the
press-room to the composing.room, was assem-
bled to do honor TO the illustrious visitor. An
attache Of the establishment, acting a. grand
chamberlain, and bearing a new cotton umbrella
as o wand OF Office, introduced him to our sane
tum, his arrival being announced BY a grand
flourish on the signal whistles, which commune
cate with tho upper stories. Editors, report
ers, clerks, forSmen, compoSitors and devils,
were drawn up in order 10 receive him, each
presenting arms-the editors and reporters
their pens and scissors; the compositors their
sticks and rules; the devils their-but II Is un-
d. necessary 10 particuarize. As the nose OF the
august parsonage, followed by the parsonage
himself, doomed in the distance, there was a
general shout Of "ViUs Aminddab" mingled
with enthusiastic calculations Of elbow are you,
old fellow" "GO it DOlphiul" and other char
Acteristic cries.
Aminidab the First advanced somewhat un-
steadily, but with the characteristic dignity Of
his race, bowling his acknowledgements, and
took the chair OF state, which fortunately was
the largest in the Office; for this representative
Of royalty, like Louis XVIII, has grown obese
ann is physically capable Of filling any royal
chair.
The assembled company gathered around
standing in attitudes OF proper respect, and we
then advanced and addressed our royal guest II
Gneat, appropriate and eloquent Grafton which
it does not become US to repeat here, Nor doeI
our nodesty permit US to recite the gratifying
personal compliments which Aminada6 the frs
introduced into his reply. This reply, we may
say, however, was spoken in the English Ian
guage slightly fractured, and it was remarked
that the DolphiA was afflicted with thickness
at the tongue, which was no doubt caused b,
inhuman treatment in the Temple. We dis
tinguished, however, occasional PHI asses whicl
sounded like "glaSSoldger," "teShpeSSslS" and I"
Juror" which an interpreter, familiar with III
tastes Of the royal guest, said indicated desir
for lager beer, fresh pretzels and few raw
oysteTs.-[ Saturday Gazette.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

A CURious CAsE.-James B. Barnett, q col.
Ored man, has applied for mdndGmus to com.
pei the Trustees Of the New York College 10
admit him TO the profession of physician
The affidavits for the plaintiff set forth that
Barnett Is a Baooalaursate Of New York Uni.
versity that he studied medicine with eminent
physicians in that city, and that he was regular.
ly matriculated and admitted 10 tho medical and
surgical cliniques Of the College, and attended
one regular course Of lectures. At the next
term he was DISTINGUISHED and expelled, be.
cause he ives q rerson Of color. The Trustees
admit the facts, but Justify their conduct on the
ground that, by the course and usage Of that in,
stitutioR, persons Of color are not candidates fol
the degree Of doctor of medicine, The court
has reserved its decision for their further de-
liberation.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
Flour! Flour! Flour!
ARENA Mill.

EARMERs AND MERCHANTS coming to Han,
II nibA with the intention OF selling wheat and buy,
ing -four would do well TO call and see us before sell
ing or purchasing elsewhere Remember the big stone
Min on Bird, between Main and Third streets. Give
us a call. A. S. R0BARDS & SON.
~ N. r. Our Flour S sold nowhere else but 1.-THE
Mill Every sack and barrel stranded with our name
mch2ldtT a.. s. RoBARDs & SON."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

UF The amount Of silver bullion already
presented and deposited at the mint Is two
and half millions. The new coinage Is
progressing very rapidly.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

GREEN,.--PeOple who suppose they can learn
a girls disposition in ballroom. The, devil
Is good natured when he is pleased.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
Cheepeat and Rest Writing Ri.

Cheepest and Best Writing INK.
T T. BRlTrlNGHAM 4 BRO, are now manu-
IL. featuring Black Writing Ink Of a superior quail
ty which they sell very cheap thirty cents dozsn
cones, or tive cents pint, Steel pens may be let
standing In this ink any length Of time without eoOS
ding.
4 Sat wholesale, they will Seli itat 90 bars
IpsL [UsN bt'Wl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
Notice,

THE 6rm Of Curtis, Lockwood 4 Coleman, have this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent Our business
will continue under the name OF Curtis T. Lockwood,
who will pay all demands against the late Firm, and
Receipt FOR al moneys due the same.
April Is, 1853. A. CURTIS,
+, A. LOCKWOOD,
MONROE COLEMAN.
Thankful for past fsvors, aLd in want Of more, W
would call the Gtenlioh Of the Ladies' and Gentlemen
10 our new stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
Which we pledge ourselves 10 sell on fair terms an
reasonable profits.
Respectfully Yours,
(Ap.26-d2t&wl) CURTIS l. LOCKWOOD.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

said when he saw his neighbOr's house on FIRE,
and not his own.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-16
VENTE PAR III SHERIFF..

Cajllourt ct AL. No. 357, rs. Tcte ct al.
LETAT DE l.. iorISEANE. - Co"r d"
Cin,uiemr district Jndriair" dams ct
pour Ia paroi>.c Assumption.
En- vertu dun ordre de vente Il moi adreSse
mar Honorable la susdite Cour, sieg.ant dams
ct pour la dite paroisse ct Etat snsdIt, Ell date
du IS uovembre 1852, rendu dams Iatlalrc J.
dessus %intitulce ct numcrotfe;
II sera offert en- vente pnbIiqne par lie Sheriff
soussigne, a la Maison de Conr de cette paroiSse.
le Samedi 5me Jour du mois d, Ftvrier 1858, d
ONE heures du matin, la 1erre c~i-aprGs dccrite.
apnartenant aux demandenrs ct aux deienseurs
dams ce process. savoir
In moroccan de terre slime dams Ia paroisse
Assumption, sur la rive gauche dn Bayou La
ourche. a environ 81 miles dU tleuve 4Hissis-
fsippi, mesurant un arpont de face sur q%uarante
arpents de profondeur, avec les amelloratlons
aui s'y t%rouvent. borne en- haut par les terres de
Marin Bondreaux, ct en- bas oar celles de Yacin-
the Rousseau.
Trrm.s ct Conditions
Uu quart du prix compliant, ct la balance en-
trois termes eganx. echcants dams les mois de
mars de chacune DIES annees 1858, 81 ct 55.
L'acquereur devra fonrnir ses hiilets avec can-
ton solidaire, payable an bureau dn Recorder
de la ~paroisse Assumption, chaqne Placement
p~ortera intsret a raison de hut pour cent par
an. a par,ir des echtances, nne hvpoth6que spe-
ciaie sera ~rcseryte atm d'assurer chaqne pale
lnnnt.
Paroisse Assumption. lie 81 d~rcembre 1852.
Is HICkM IN, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-16

notrr ignne homn" So crHt pi's g'""''
tn ak n~o,'cg, tine vou4ut ''@n ehttnh' :
Son adger=aIre ,irrs af"ti so' FisI'"'.
ct dit en- veysnt ?H>-"r III" o'sea' ave-
eapidi.e e: Rcgartrz Il fat fen. ct ',"'"
seau tomhe. ll'hommc aux mo's'ach''
pa'it. ct l'habile 'irenr c""''n"a "'nS'
. Je suis r~insul.e; vols ave. "nf t''c"se
de mon adresse. yon- ~s.n,-rez MOI tn
on you. porterez anjourd'h"' msm' 1910
francs au bureau de bienf,isance d" q
reimbursement; dacidez-vo"s, ct song"z
que plus ~|'oisean est gros' p'"s Ia chance
est c%ertaine. Or, vous stes plus gros que
eeIn, que je viens d'aha,trs:' La propo.
sition e., acceptee ct Ron assure q"'a"-
iourd'hui meme la somme a etc VERSE
dams In caisse municipal. II .eraii a d.,
sircs que tous les dueis eusscnt " sem
blable fin.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-16
S{IERiFE''S sale.

Robert Patterson and Co. No.. seel
1890 81 4nOS. &c. Hardin B,rnlee
The State Of Louisiana, Fourteen judicial
District Court. in and for the Parish 1 of S.
Mary.
Bv virtue of and in obcdience to three WRIT
Of Fl. Fa. to me directed by the Honorable
the aforesaid Count. sitting in and for the Pa.
rish of ST. Mary. Stale aforesaid dated Octo
Der 3oth 1852. I have seized (and at the p.
Quest of the defendant Hardin Burnley will
offer at public sale. on the plantation helon.
ging to said Hardin burnley, situated in th;s
Parish. ON Grand River and Bayou Natchp,
on Saturday the 5th day of February 1853
between the hours of eleven o'clock A. NJ
and four O'Clock a. NJ, the following described
property. belonging to defendant, to wit:
list A plantation situated in the Parish NJ
assumption. in Grand River and Ravou Nat.
chez, measuring six hundred and fifty aroS
more or less, together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon. Consisting of =
dwelling house. a st1gar house, a horse SUGAR
mill. ncgros cabins.
2l. Also, the following named slaves 10
wit William IS Years; Henry % Years: Ben
% wears: Tom l3 wears: James II years: Sam
II years: Betty SO years and her son Robert
s years; Elizabeth - wears and her child 6
months old: Britannia % years, Jane &c Years
Amanda 10 years and Martha Is Years.
2d .iiSo seven mules and Il horse. one pai,
oxen three horse carts and one OK cart.
Seized to pay and satisfy said writs and costs
OF suit.
To be sold with the benefit of appraisemcnt.
Dn, "a h
Parish of Assumptions Zee 3i,t 1852.
l6 4. F. IL CKM,N. Sn, riff.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession ofJo,erh Chedosn!.

Bv v~ltue.of a decree Of the Honorable the
Fifth Judicial District Conr OF The state OF
Louisiana, IN and for the parisis Of Asa"'n; t'on,
dated the 3lst december 1862. WIII he offered
at public sale on the 22d day Of January 1868 at
ten O'Clock \. N. On lake Vcrret a lot OF nor
ned cattle, movable effects and Kitchen turn'-
ture, belonging to said succession.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
All sums under ten dol'a's payables in march
1s53.all sumo over ten dollars, one half in march
1853 and the other halfin march 1854. Pnrcha-
sers TO furnish solvent and good security and all
sums not panctuaIly paid at maturity to bear in
tere. t at the rate Of eight pour cent per annum'
Parish Of Assumption, tins 3l'h dec
1852 DESIRE LEBLANC,
;G A~uCiioncrr.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Domnugo Falcon.

# o'sS fsHto' ~ ~
By virtue of a decree of the Fifth judicial
District Court of the State Of Louisiana, in and
for the Parish of Assumption. dated the 2stI
day Of December 1852. Will be offered at pu.
bic sale, on the premises in the Brule-St.
Martin, on Saturday the 18th Of February 1853
at ten O'clock A. M. By Desire Leblanc,
Auctioneer for the Parish Of Assumption, the
following described property belonging to the
Succession of Domingo Falcon to wit:
10. A tract of land situated in the Parish
of Assumption, in the Brule-St.- Martin, near
the Bayou Creux, measuring SIX arpents front
more q less by fourteen arpents in depth,
bounded on one side by lands of Louis Daigle
and on the other side by these of AIonzo
Sanchez together with all the laudiugs and
Improvements found thereon.
90. Horses, cattle, farming utensiles. hou-
sehoid and kitchen furniture.
ifta~ and sshdiiloi.s.
The landed property payable one hundred
dollars in March next ensuing 1853, and the
balance in four equal instalmenls maturing
in the months of March of each of the years
1854, 1855, 1856 and 1857, and the movable
property payable all sums of ten dollars and
under ten dollars, III March next 1853, and all
sums over ten dollars, one half in March 1853
and the other half III Marh 1854. Purchasers
to furnish good and solvent security with spe-
cial mortgage on the landed property, and all
sums not punctually paid at maturity to bear
at the rate of eight per cent per
annuin.
p:ulsh Assumption, this 2Si dec. 1852.
Desire Leblanc,
10 AuetloHccr.
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6
SUCCESSION StLil.
EitGhitieiiF
Succession of Angn-tr Oh dot;

Succession of An9"-tr Lrdotai.
By virtue of a decree of the Honorable the
Fifth Judicial District Court Of the State OF
Louisiana in and for the Parish OF Assump-
ton dated the 7th October 1852, will be sold
at public auction OH "Wednesday the 9Th day
of February 1853 at ten O'clock A. M. On the
premises on Bayou rOurs, in said Parish by
Desire Leblanc Auctloneer for the Parish OF
Assumption, the following described property,
belonging to the succession of Auguste Chedo-
tai, to wit:
A plantation situated in the Parish of As
sumption, on Bayou fOurs, composed of two
pieces of ground, the first measuring three
arpents front more OF less, on the lett side Of
said Bayou, by fourteen arpents deep more Or
less, bounded OH one side by lands of w.
K. Cock, and ON other side by Jean Suarez
and tho second measuring seven superficial
arpents more or less, bounded by land of Jean
Suarez and Augustin Landry.
Ttrne nud Conditions.
One third on the month of each of the
years 1853, 1854 and 1855, purchaser to itlI-
nish good and solvent security with special
mortgage and interest ct eight per cent in
case of not payment at maturity.
Parish OF Assumption. TIN, 3l-l dec. 1852
,5a Desire Leblanc,
.l6 v.a. AuctInneer.
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: 80
CaiIlouct Il III. No. 357, Is. Tatr Il al,
The STATE OF LOUIS: MA. - Fifth j"-
dlcial District Cont, IL and for lh'
pari,h Of ,4->"mrtinn.
By virtue of and in obedience to an order OF
sale. to me directed by the Honorable the ato-
resaid Court. sitting in ard Tor the parish and
State aforesaid. dated november 18th 1852, rem
dpred in the above emitted and numbered snit /:
Win be offered at public sale, by the undersl-
cned Sheriff. at the Court House OF tins parish.
on Saturday the 9Th day OF February 1858,
commencing at eleven O'Clock y. d., the follow
ing described land, belonging otle plaintiffs and
defendants in this suit. to wit
A tract of land situated in the parish of As
sumption, OF: the lett bank of Bayou latourcbe:
at about twenty four miles from the Mississippi
River, measuring one arpent front. by forty
arpents in depth, with such improvements as
may be found thereon. bounded above by lands
of Marin Boudreaux, g. below by Those OF Va
cinthe Rousseau
3. Trt.,,- and Conditions
One fourth OF the price cash, and the remain
der in three eqnal instruments, maturing in the
months of march of each ofthe wears 1853. 81
g. IS. Purchaser furnishing his notes with
Joint & several security. payable at the office OF
Recorder of this parish Of Assumption, each
instalment having eight per cent for interest
per onnnm, from maturity, and special mortgage
retiened ia secure the faithful payment Of sad
instruments.
Parish of Assumption, dec. 3lft 1852.
Is ..l.F. A. +, HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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SiIiiRIFf''S SALE.

Marie 3IeIaIie Rnmagosa. widow
I-t'cinc D4hFrg"m, No. 81, IS WI.
dow Vincent Pnt,ho.
STATE OF lUUlSI ,Ns. Fifth Judi.
ri,' sE~tt;:f Court III and for The Pa.
r~li vi A>.rtE.A' N.
by .iTfue o. ana IN ohedicncc to an order
ct seizure and sale 10 me directed by the Homo.
rable the aforesaid Court, sitting in and for the
parish and Stale aforesaid, dated dt cember 81
1852, rendered in the above entitled e. numte.
red sn!t:
Will be offered at public sale, by the undefsi.
clicd Sheriff. at the Court House of this parish,
on Satnrt,ay 5tl, day Of February 1853, common.
eng aieicvn rciork A.. NJ, the following des.
cribed property, belonging 10 the defendant, TO
wit:
A lot Of ground, situated in the parish of
Assumption, IN the village OF PalntcourviIe.
measuring sixty feet front hy one hundred and
fifty feet in depth. bounded on one side by the
lot OF widow New Church, and onthe other side
by the st Elisabeth street, together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon.
Seizedt to satisfy said writ and costs of suit
Te be sold with The benefit OF appraisemeu,.
Terms - Cash.
Parish of Assumption. dec. 3!st 1862.
is 4. f.. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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A NOS DE51TEUES.

or Nous Wions encore anJonrd'hoi
nos queIques dtbiteu"s de " 'fg'"r
Ieurs pctits complies. Cat nous "vo"s a
nos tro,.ses tous les usariGps dc Ia pa
foisse.
Ces counins ont tue notrc credit, Ct
pas I'm d'eux ne meurt
I.'uu nous traduit devant les trlbu'
nanx, rautre Went frappera "otrc cofif''
fort quatre fois par jour; lie norna"d n"n'
interpelle sur la vote publiq"e: lie yankee
en- plein cafe.--Tous nous assarent que
~l'epoque des regIements est venue. Nous
sommes en- proie a des fluctuations per-
petuelIes. II n.est pour nous plus de re-
pos. Qu'au moins tous ceux qni desifeht
qu'on ne puisse pas p~rochainement dire
:: il NEST pour nous plus de Plo""'er'
viennent a notrc aide en- nous soldant
Ieurs complies. QUAINT aux autres debt
teurs nous saurons bien leur rendre ia
monnaie de le,Ts bons souhaits.-VoiIa
un expose de notre position aui n'est pas
beau; aussi nous brdler,ons %volontlet.
un beau cierge en- I'honncur de sai"'
Cresus pour quill ne fut pas vrai.
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succr>-.o" d..A"gu-te Che holal.

SncC.>slo" d~'.4"gu-te I h' iolaI.
En- vertu dun decret de la Cour su Gin
quieme District Judiciaire de l'Etat de la
Louisiana dams ct pour la Paroisse Assumption
sous la date du I octohre 1852. II sera otiert
ell vente publlque, mercredi, lie 9 ftvrier 1853
a dix heures du matin sur les lieux, au Bayou
L'Ours, Ell cette Paroisse, par Desire Leblanc
Encanteur pour cette paroisse, la propriete CT
apres decrite appartenant a la Succession
d'Auguste Chedotal, SAVIOR
Uue habitation situee en- cette Paroisse au
Bayou LOurs, composee de deux pieces de
terre, don't Pune mesure trois arpents de face,
plus Oh MONS, sur la rive gauche du dit
Bayou, sur une profondeur de q~uatolze ar
penis plus gu MONS, bornee dun cote aux
terres de w. K. Cock ct de rautre cote a
celles de Jean Suarez, ct Fautre piece mesu-
rant sept arpents de superticie Plus ou moins,
bornee par Jean Suarez ct Augustin Landry
ct tenant a Ia premiere ci-dessus dscrite.
Conditions DE- la ente.
Tn tiers dams ohacun Ges mois de mars
DIES annees 1853, 1854 ct 1855, l-acquereur
tournissant caution ct hypotheque jusqu'a par
iait Placement, ct interet a huit pour cent en
cas- Dc non Placement aux echealces.
Parol>>c ue i Assumption" |, II dc 1882.
DESIRE LEBL.4NG.
Is EnGnntt'tr.
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VENTE PAR LIZ SUERIF.

Marie .4jelai:e Romagosa, vcnyc de
Etirnne Drhe,Inc. No. 3It, Us. ven.
We 4" Vincent piutnd".
ETAT ID: IA i.OU!SiANE.-Cour
du tlni5iennr itI-t,rt JadicIaire.--
dun> ct u"or Ia Fasois>e ASSUMPTION.
Fin vertu d un ordre de saisie G, de vpnte A
moi ADDRESSES par lIlonorable Ia snsdite Cour,
~sitgeaDi dams ct pour la paroi>Se Assompti,n II,
Etat susdit, en- date dn 3 d cembre 1852. renda
dams atlaire ci-IeSs,,s i%nti,ulcc ct numGrotee;
Ii sera offert ssr vente p%uhIique par lie Sherif
soussigne, a la Mason de Cour de cette parois-
So, lie Salncdi 5me Jour din nu,is De Fcyrier 1853.
commencant a onZe heure> dn matin, la pro-
priete ~ci.apreS drcrte, apparteuant a la defen-
%deresse, SAVIOR
Tn terrain situG dams la paroisSe assumption,
dams lie village de paintcourtvilie mesurant Ell.
viron soiXante pie,ts de face sur cent cinquante
picdS de profondeur. tern. dun cote par le
terrain &c weave N~ew.Chmch. IT de- lautre cote
par ID rue Ste Elisabeth; ensemble avec toutes
les hatisses ct amcllorations qui Ell dependent.
Saisi pour s~atiStaire ic writ ci-desstis e, leo
trals dn process.
Vendu avec lie b. NJ tice de destination
Conditions OCCUPANT.
Parojsse Absorption, lie 81 dscembre 1852.
A. +. HICKMAN,
10 Shcrit.