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SALE

FOR CAUSE OF DEPARTURE,
nsFnday 18th day of March 1853, at ten
o'clock AM, will be offered at public auction
on the plantation of John Burbank & Co, by
the undersigned anctioneer for the parish of
Assumption IA -
The property belonging, to Thomas JefTer-
son Crane; csoasiting . 10. OF a dwelling house
and its dependencies. 2 The contents of a
black smith shop and the buildings attached,
thereto which buildings are to be removed on
the 18Th Of april next, at the expences of the
purchasers;
is7 g Terms Of Sale
All sums under ten dollars cash, and all
sums oyerten dollars. one half cash. and the
balance at one year credit from the day Of
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L'ETAT della LOUISIANE.-Cour

DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour
du Cinquieme District JudicIa're dams
ct pour la %paroisse Assumption.
Dams l'aiiairc dc Francisco Solar, abb
sent de PEtat.
Attendu que Desire Leblanc a prerente
une petition a la cour a lefIet d'obtenlr les
lettres de c~uratelle de Francisco Solar, absent
de fEtat.
Avis est par lie present dome a tous
ceux que celia pent concerner, davolr a dcdu're
sous dix jours, les raisons pour lesquelles il ne
serait pas fat droit a ladit' petition.
Par ordre de la cour,
Assumption, lc % ftvrier 1853.
IS Desire Leblanc, Grefier.
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AVIS.

Les personnes qni desireralent adapter une
machine a vapeura un moulin p%erpendicu-
laire, trouveront de leur interet q contractor
avec vi. James G. Morrison.
Toutes les personnes qui deslreraient con-
tractor pour une telle machine dams lie but
d'exploiter la recolte prochaine devront s,a-
dresser AN. F. G.LORET, a NapoleonyilIe,
avant lie Ter JUN proclaim.
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THE STATE OF LOUISE
Fifth Judicial District Court in and
for the Parish of Assumption.
In the matter of the absent Fran
cisco Solar.
WHEREAS Desire Leblanc has pctitioned
the Court for letters of curatorship of
Francisco Solar and absentse from the State.
Notice is hereby givento all whom it may
concern to show cause within ten days, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be- granted.
BY order of the Court.
Assumption, this 2S'h Feb. 1883.
Desire Leblanc,
o. Clerk.
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sfaana, entitled "On Act for the further assn.
rance oftitles to purchasers, OF judiciul salesp
approved the 10th day of march 1884.
Now therefore, know yc, and all persons in
terested herein, are hereby cited and admo.
nished, in the name of the State of Louisiana
and of the Fifth Judicial District Court in and
for the parish Of Assumption, who case set in
any right, title or claim, III and to the properly
hereinafter described, on consequence Of aumy
informality, in the order, decree or judgement
of the Court under which the sale was mads
or any irreguIarity or illegality in the apprai.
sement and advertisements, term or mannerol
sale: or for any other default Whatsoever, ia
show cause, within Thirty days from the day
this monition is first inserted on the public
papers, why said sale so made, should not be-
confirmed and homologated.
The said property was sold by the Sheriff
of said parish, on the 5th day Of april 1852 by
virtue of a decree rendered in the suit entit.
led "The Union Bank OF Louisiana Us. Angus.
| Tete's Estate No $40, Of the docket of said
| Court, at which sale Alfred Tete, become The
purchaser for the price Of seven thousand four
hundred and fifty dollars [$7,450.]
Description of the property as given on The
judicial convey and viz
10. A tract of land, situated in the parish
of Assumption on the right bank of Bayou La.
fourche, measuring four arpents fronting on
said bayou, by forty arpents in depth, bounded
above by lands formerly belonging to JAG.
ques Henri & now belonging to the Estate of
said Aueuste Tete and below by lands for.
merly belonging to the aforesaid Estate and
now belonging to the Citizens Bank of Loui-
siana, together with all the houses, buildings,
gen, store houses, stables, negro cabins and
constructions thereon, the implements of hus
bandry, belonging, or in any way appaftaf
ming, and also one hundred and seventeen
shares of the capital of said Bank, and the
following slaves to wit James aged 40 years;
Fulton aged so years; Phillips aged As years,
Piedy aged 40 years; Jenny aged 4oyears
and Ephrane aged IS years. tHas
..u.,. Witness Honorable David
S !: !; u; IS: e.: 81: !; :' ';.:; ::::: : :: !:
Dist day of Feb. 1858.
DESIRE LEBLANC, sa
2t t.a -er s5 taaC Clerk
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sale. Purchasers to furnish good Sc curity, and
all sums not punctually paid at maturity to
bear interest at the rate of eight per cent per
annufn.
Assumption. this 4Ih March 1858.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
95 Auctione or.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. Fifth
Judicial District Court, III and for
~ The Pnrish Of Assumption.
In fthe mattef. o fShccession Of Clemencc
i Dngas, deceased wife Of Bazile Bou-
81 dreaux. stoi" e
Whereas Joseph Delaune, administrator of
the Succession of Clemence Dngas, deceased
wife of Bazile BoudreauX, has filed with the
Clerk of said Court a final tableau of his adj
mmiilniisttration, together with a petition praying
that the same be homologated. 3s
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause, within ten days after
the publication lof this notice why said Ia
bleau should not be approved and homologa-
ted, the Pounds in his hands distributed in ac-
cordance Herewith and said administrato
discharged. s a t2f3 ,5.1.@
Is4 BY order ofihc Court. ~
Assumption, this l2ih march 1858.
.sLa DESIRE LEBLANC,
Isl so idBga3 ss9 es Clerk.
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NOTICE.

Persons wishing to adapk machineries to
upright sugar mills, will find it their interest
by applying to James G. Morrison.
b Persons wishing to contract for such machi-
neries for the coming crop, will please apply
to M. F. C.LORET, at Napoleonville, between
his and the first of June next.
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EIAl DE IA l.OClSIAN E.-Co"r
du Cinquieme District Judiciaire dams
ct pour la paroisse Assumption.
A tous ceux que ees presentes vermont,
Salut .l "t
Attendu que Alfred Tete de la paroisse
Assumption, ayant achete a une vente fate
par lie Sheriff de la p%aroisse Assumption, la
propriete ci-apres decrite, s'est adresse au
CRETE de cette Cour, GU la dite veute iut ell
registree lie . Juliet 1852, pour un avis con-
formement a un acte de la Legislature de
FEtat de Ia Louisiana, intltule "Acte pour
confrmer les titres DIES acquereurs aux ventes
iudiciaires, approuve lie 10 mars 1884" Quill
soft connu ct toutes personnes interessees sont
par ces presentes sommees au nom de FEtat
de la Louisiana ct de la Cour du Cinquieme
District Judiciaire dams ct pour Id paroisse
Assumption, qui pourraient avon drolt a la
propriete ci-apres decrite, Ell consequence
DUN default de forme dans Fordre, lie decret ou
lie iugement de la Cour en- vertu duquel la
vente a etc faite, Oh de toute irregularite on
iIlegalite dams Destination, PAWS GU lie temps
ct mode de la vente, OH pour toute autre cause
uuelconque, de faire voir dams les trente jours
a dater de la publication de Get avis, pourquo1
la vente ainsi fate ne seralt pas contirlnee ct
homologuee. ,
La ultc plUpIlGbt ltb stlIduc IdT IL oiiClll
lie 5 avril 1852, ell yertu dun decret dams Faf-
faire de la Banqued de iUnion de la Louisiana
us. la succession de Auguste Tete No 329, d
l%aauelle vente lie dit Alfred Tetc s'est rendu
adjudicataire pour la somme de sept mile
quatre cent ei,quante p~iastres E$7,f5o.
Description de la propliete dapres lie trans
fert judiciaire ..
10. Une terre situee dams la paroisse As
somption, sur la rive droite du Bayou Lafour-
che, mesurant quatre arpents de face au dit
Bayou, sur quarante arpents de %prolondeur,
bornee en- haut par la terre de Jacques Henri,
maintenant celle de la succession Auyuste
Tete, ct Ell bas par cellc de la dite succession,
ct maintenant appartenant a la Banqus des
Citoyens, ensemble avec toutes les bdtisses ct
ameliorations qui sly trouyent.
90. Cent dlx-sept actions au fonds capital
de la dite Banque ct les esclaves slivarts, sa-
voir: James, age de 40 ans; Fulton, age lie
so ans; Phillips, age de As ans; Piedy, are de
40 ans; Jenny, age de 40 ans ct Ephrane, age
de 35 ans. II
..,ss.,. Temoin Honorable David
aM6NI6G. A. Randall, Juge dc la sus-
3eSMX: dite Cour.
HSSTf Paroisse Assumption, lc
81 Fevrier 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
81 Grcfisr.
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MONITlON.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

II OF T.UOTSIItIV a.
Fifth Judicial District Court in and
for the Parish Of Assumption.
To all whom these presents shall come
greeting: rps
Whereas Alfred Tete a resident of the pa
rish of Assumption, having purchased at a
sale made b. the Sheriff of the parish Of As
sumption, the property hereinafter described,
has applied to the Clerk of this Court, in
whose office the deed of sale was Re-
corded on the I'd day Of July 1852, for a
monition or advertisement, i'll conformity to
an act of the Legislature of The State of Loui.
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N PUBLIQUE.

II sera vendu a la Maison de Courhie cette
%paroisse, lie 9 avril 1853, a dix heures du ma
tin, par lie soussigne, encanteur dams ct pour
cette paroisse
Une mulatresse, nominee FANcHoN, agee
de &c ans, avec ses deux %entans, I'm age de D
ans ct Pautre age de deux ans ct deml; un
Negro honme nomme EDoUARD,, age de 80
ans.
Conditions
800 compliant sur lie negre ct Ia balance
payable en- mars 1854, avec un billet caution
ne. La mrlatresse ct ses deux enfans paya-
bles les deux tiers compliant ct la balance en-
mars 1854, avec billet cautionne a la ~satisfac-
ton di veudeur. tf" E,-
A.. F. HICKMAN,
16 . H,, Encantenr.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
80,
Succession of John w. Gatewood.

By virtue of a decree of the Fifth Judi
cial District Court of the State CT Louisiana in
and for the parish of Assumption, dated the 5th
march 1853, will be offered at public auction
on the premises on Tuesday the 18th day of
April 1859 at ten o'c lock A. NJ, by Desire Le-
blanc, auctioneer for the parish of Assumption,
the following described property belonging to
said succession, to wit: srs
10. A plantation situated OH said parish of
Assumption, OH the right bank of the Bayou
Lafourche, at about five miles below Napo-
lleonville. measuring ten arpents front more Or
less, by thirteen arpents and a half i'll depth
NOR or less. bounded above by lands Of Pierre
Pagaloste, and below by those of FRANCOIS
Quetant, together with all the buildings and
Improvements found thereon, consisting of a
fine new dwelling house, corn house, negro
cabins and other cut buildings, etc.
20. Horses, %cattles, household and Kitchen
furnitures.
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Conditions

ETAT DE LA LOUlSlANE.-Conr
du Cinqnieme District Judiciaire dams
ct pour la Paroisse Assumption.
Dams l'affaire dc la Succession dc Gle
mence Dugas, defunte femme de Ba-
zile Boudreaux. ~
Attend1n que Joseph Delaune, administra-
teur de la Succession de Clemence Dugas, de-
funte femme de Bazile Boudreauy, "a .depose
en- Cour un compile final de son administration
ainsi qu'unc petition en- d%emandant Phomolc-
CATION. .kE.45E & E.aAN
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceux
que celia peut concerner d'avoir 4 deduire SOUS
dix jours les raisons pour lesquelles lie dit ia
bleau ne serait pas approuve ct homologue ct
les fonds entire. ses mains repartis contorme-
mrenrt au dit tableau, ct administrators de-
charge.
Par ordre de Ia Cour. a"
Assumption, lie IL mars 1858.
a5gol DESIRE LEBLANC,
|26 sno7Jsai %a12b8ilj 2@ Grefier.
E ....-. e.z..r.-E ..#-E
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LEGISLATURE DE La LOUI-
''t"'A"6 SANE.

'sa Il - ,'9tf Baton Rouge, 10 mars 1858.
N''tlSENAT. . I'm Bill pour organiser les
Cours inferieures dams lEtat Il ete pre-
sente. lie general Martin a fait de Top
9position. .EeHi syo3 On f}92 arg
CHAMBRE.-M. Wilder Il presente IN
! bill aui pouryoit a i'election dc certaines
.ipersonnes,te zen cas- de mort, resignation
lou. refust de, remplir les% conditions ext
gees des officers elus par lie people. 10
; qaoanr 81, Baton Rouge, 10 mars
SENAT.-Conformement aux instruc-
,tions edonnees N. Derbes, president dn
eomilG special auqnel await etc refere
la, question dn, transient dn siege du gou-
,syernemenl 4 Ia Niles rleans, fait un
rapport. e ,fayeur dc cettte mesure. La
proposition donne lieu a III discussion
brillante ct animee. Sur motion, Ia ques-
ton est deposee sur lie bureau, par Is
yoiIx ceao,nn,ttirae H. '"7 80
&C HAAMaiiBBRlEs.a- Ia Chambre q adopte le
sill jjiudiciaire screant sept, districts judi
caIIaiilness. hors de Ia, paroisse d'OrIeans.
Tine motion fxant le traitement DIES ju-
gess a 5000 est. d'abord adoptee par un
Syote. dc 40 v.oiixxs ecaoontre SO.
Apres une Tongue discussion, sur mo-
ton, lie traitement est fixe atSS3,50O par
So voixtcontres23. II
tas,Ce bill etablit une ,conr DIES preuves
dams echaquess paroisse. LA Chambre
.adopte un bilf gaatorisan les directears
bdu CENTENARY coLbEeE a4vendres c%ertai-
d . terres,f situties, dams 10. .oisinage de
.Jscksons lies deux chambTess ss'ajouf,
.aeut ii demain 10 heures du matin lbs
AZ an n l-yr- r--S-77-- gi3m3a iub
.TROMBI,ESl DAMS LIZ CANADA.
On tit dansle Canadien de Quebec:
OPS / ,ordre i ste1 expedie samcdi, 4. l'of-
-tieierecommsandant d Montreal, ad'envo.
syefdesstroupes sdrtl e theatre de femeu-
lie dams ~lescnyiro5ns de Sherbrooke pour
alder IA force aciyile a retablir l'ofdre.
Par IN eKtfaordinaire de la Gazette de
..Sherbrookelde jeudi dernier, il paraitque
dams aresislance oppose 4 l'execution
de, qpeieues mandats ld'arret lances par
IN epurdu bane de laTeine, actuellement
,seanterat SherbEooke, contre les chefs
dime emente qui await eulieu j y a tn
4yiron,s six semaines,i leo lsherifa Bowen ct
plusieurs constables furent laisses pour
morris par les emeuliers. N. Bowen, qui
est encore dams un etat p~recaire. ne
chappst qG'en offrant cinqdante piastres
d un sceiktraat qiui youIait' l'achcver. On
idesespefce deelavie de quelques-uns DIES
f~cbnstabfes.s nj. Fulton ayailt' demands,
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Terms and Conditions /:

The landed property payable on three equal
instruments, one third in march 1854, one third
in march 1855 and renal ling third in march
1856, The movable property, all sums under
ten dollars cash, and all sum of ten dollars &
over ten dollars III march 1854. Purchasers to
furnish their notes with good security, payable
to the order of Nine John w. Gatewood at the
office of the Recorder of said parish, and all
sums not punctually paid at maturity, to bear
interest at the rate of ten per cent per anuum
The landed property TO remain und specially
mortgaged until paid.
Parish Of Assumption, this 9Th march
1853
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~

ETAT DE IA I.OUIS1AN E.-Conr
du Cinquieme District Judiciaire dams
ct pour la paIoisse Assumption.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-06

SHOEING HoRsEs.-The following are
the regulations of the British Army upon
this subject. They were prepared by a
mixed commission of officers and emf
ncnt experienced professional men, and
have recently been issued -
|. The shoe is to be bevelled off so as
to leave space and prevent pressure to
the sole.
9. 1t is not to be grooved or fettered
but simply punched, and the nails coun-
tersrlnk.
8. Calking is to be applied to the hind
shoe only, and is to he confined to the
outside heel.
4. The weight of the shoe is to be from
twelve to fifteen ounces, according to the
size Of the horse.
5. Horses are to be Shod with not less
than six nails in the fore, and seven in
the hind shoe; nor is the shoe to be
attached with less than three nails in
each side+
6. In preparing the foot for the shoe,
as little as possible should be pared out;
and the operation should be confined to
the exfoliating parts OF the foot only.
I. Both the fore and the hind shoes are
to be made with single clip at the toes.
These rules may be of some value to
blacksmiths and horse owners.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-06

q Here is an anecdote which shows
for once that good advice was not thrown
away. 1t used to be related of the Hon.
jeremiah Mason, of New Hampshire, and
is said to have occurred at Portsmouth
There is well known custom prevail
ing in our criminal courts, assigning coun-
sci to such prisoners as have 10 one to
defend them. On one occasion, the court
finding a man accused of theft and with
out counsel, said of wag ofa lawyer who
was present:
Mr.. --, please withdraw with
the prisoner, confer with him, and give
him such counsel as may be best for his
interest"
The lawyer and client withdrew, and
in fifteen minutes the lawyer returned
into the court alone.
"Where is the prisoner 2" asked the
court.
He has gone; your honor told me to
give him the best advice | could for his
interest and as he said be was guilty.
thought the best counsel could offer him
was to cut and run, which he took at
once"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-06
DAILY EVENING STAR.
ALONE.
by WILLIAM b. CHA

BY WILLIAM B.. CHASE.
w atch on tile scashore, ere the morning rolls
Her red draped car along the desert seas.
ana count sweet mathis, like the voice OF souls
Swelling green billows, curling to the breeze
Prayer of the Eastwa rd /. earliest of all
ProStrate thy votares. the waters fall.
Climb the high mountain mnare;s of earth
Man S grand old temple melancholy Time
WIN, while the vineyards shake i'm drOwsy lnirifS
SIM o'er each domain ring its signing Chime.
Ca'nl winds the river, silent is the horn;
et faiterng culver voices woodland born.
In the wild pillows of the crimson fame
That scourye the shining prairie now efaccd
ne tramp ot hOots, As t'were a legion came
To wars cndcavOr, thunders through that waste
And the wild tumult STILES every moan
browns every lament; turns the lip to stee
Nor doth sad solitude IN deserts dwell:
L heir grandeur vast re-sirings the soulful Iute
Tuned with the gentle praise of birds to swell,
SpcechlesS with wODder-t1oauent though InI tr
Ours are the roses marshaled on the heath,
where the desert fountains braidS its bridal wrea,
When tn" dim moonlight silvers spire and porch
In frosted forests with their turrets dun.
As with the pallOr of an ancient torch.
Torn from the unShrnking. staring sun
While darkeycd midnight Ter the cold earth weeps
Chime again refrains, blown from starry deeps
But where dark labor filings lurid light,
From smoky towers in the busy street;
hhere cilarlnts rattle, and professions smitc'
1he hueless pavement with a mufed beat
Haly yet rrayerless. human legons wind;
IN uneeasng stream in loneliness defined.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-06
tANK EXCHANGE PLACE

- ~ N'-fi- -foTtt Sidr Icf,resq IOih and lIfh
hi. Undersigned T. specjfLliy inform their fellow
q @ 'lh'"S snI the puoiic generally that they have
i"'l an Establishment under the above LaIue with
80 !'''ntiHn "I keeping what j. much wanted in
I''''i = tTr' class RESTAURANT, in which every
'.''' '' th' season, either of fish flesh or fowl,
+'APyS b" otfaiael, and where good order com
, "'h sf@'"i ald "Ecsrful iutrrcourse viii be
eIuIif !rTnre- For gentlemen having calls upon
''it department, for merchants and busi
= E- a. IL !'ca:ion is unsurpassed by any other:
IT,. I-'''-e' 'tout 9,y between the larse hotels
80 1'.' "'>S l"rtion Q: the city-:he birk. and
~ - q. fc suPPlisdwi:h he e,iogcst wines.
- - 2, r 'Ti'!-: AMI ti.ey maze "a e arrange
5iii u w.. rHah!c them 10 furnish tlirir quests
Plrtrr> i' '' ii"ln TIE III
.i u hi"' daily. fn- the accommodation Of mnr
-" '''a anI their visitors. all ~. prirc;1al
PEI Terij'@ls, &c, oi the no: thern. south
r1' S1 western rites
> "f'rF' 7.TVri c2 I5T private PARTIES and at the
- h.'l'- y insure satisfaction.
tN- n.'rihers respectfully sn:ic't the pubic's
v'.-'--' LeinS dc'-T'li:.rI that nothing shall h.
-inS on Heir part, 90 ;.;.pn the part OF their as
N'. 10 insure satisfaction
i -''im EABsiTr POWERS.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-06

TROUBLE IN SIR JOHN FRANKLIN s FAM
BLY.-The only daughter of Sir John
Franklin, the missing navigator, married
a curate, Rev. John Phillips Cell. 1t
has been proposed, in the British Jour-
nails, that government should provide a
good living to Mr.. Cell on account of his
connection with Sir John. This occa.
stoned an anonymous attack on Mr.. Cells
character in the London Times. In re-
pelling it, Mr.. Cell AYERS that LADY
Franklin is in full control of Sir John
Franklin's private property, including the
settled estate of Sir John Franklin's first
wife, Mrs. Cells mother and that the
insinuatlon that he threatened Lady
Franklin with legal proceedings to COM
pei her to produce her husbands will, is
untrue. He states that it arose out OF
some hearsay account of the extreme dis.
pleasure which he felt and expressed two
years ago, upon hearing that Lady Frank
lin had caused Sir Johns presumed will
to be opened, contrary to his advice some
time previously, and secretly to him and
his wife. Lady Franklin then made her.
self mistress of its contents, and nothing,
in his opinion, could justify such conduct,
since Sir John did not intrust his will to
her care. He AYERS that his wife and
children are Sir John Franklin S, and he
trusts that Ibis wife will learn some
day that they are heirs ALSO" On tie
other hand the friends of Lady Franklin
have made additional statements that are
anything but credtablc to Mr.. Cell.