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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-01-22

The NAVY. The bill proposing a reorganization
of the Navy, which recently reported to the Sen
ate by Com. Stockton, from the Committee on Ma
val Affairs, conremplates making provisions for the
following officers, viz:
20 commodoros, GO captains, 81 commanders, SO
lieutenant commanders, 1926 first Iieutenanrs 2O5
second Iieutenanls, SO surgeons, "a passed as
sistant surgeons, As assistant surgeons, 81 purs-
ers, 20 assistant rursers. 10 chief engineers, l9
first assistant engineers, % second assistant engine
ers, 81 ,hird assistant engineers "a chaplains, 202
midshipmen, Al boatswains. IS gunners, IS carpen
tiers, and 80 saiImakers The bill provides that when
midshipmen have passed their examination, and been
assigned the naval service, they shall be commits
stoned second lieueDants, and that the number sc
assigned shall not exceed 60 in any one year. The
bill proposes to retain the twelve professors OF Dathe
mates, and the nineteen masters who are now In the
service, bHt to prohibit hereafter any new appoint
.nent in either of these grades.
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-s@@ New Stage Line
FROM WELDON TO CASTOR.

z~. THE travelling public are informed
ESz9zkkSSSF-5s that new line OF four horse Troy,
sNSgsE3S6-A with Coaches stocked with fine
Teams, and provided with skillful
and ntlve drivers has been recently put
from Weldon to CASTOR, running daily in connection
with the Raleigh and CASTOR, Seahoard and Roanoke
and Wilmington, and R. r. Roads, BY this comforta
BILE and agreeable line of Stages passengers leaving Ports
mouth. in the morning. reach Weldon in time take
the Stage for CASTOR where they with the Rail
egh and Castor Rail Road, and arrive Raleigh the
same evening; and passengers leaving Raleigh in the
morning arrive Sedges or Castor i'm time to fake the
Stage for Weldon, and arrive Weldon In TIME 10 take
the cars for Portsmouth, Norfolk, Baltimore, Phiiddc-
phia, New York. &c. e.. The Cars for Portsmouth
also connect with the Steamboat Black Water, for
Edcnton, Plymouth &c.
Passengers for the South, connect at Weldon with
the Wilmington cars, for Wilmington, Charleston &C.
For further information inquire of the Agent of the
Scaboard and Il. R. Road Co., Weldon, N. G.
Office Seaboard and r. r. Road Co.,
Weldon. n. c., Jan. |, 1853. { I7-4w
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Es- Mr. James Gresham, late of Weldon and
formerly of this place, has taken charge of the
no doubt he will receive his friends from this State
and the travelling public generally in his best
style. Call on Gresham when you visit Ports
mouth
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re" The Raleigh Register exults over the de-
Leaf Of Free Suffrage in the late Assembly, and
adds: 1--WE are unwilling to believe there is a
hustng in the State, from which any one, who be-
gins to croak about Free Suffrage, OiH net be driv-
e" '"ih Kisses and Scorn." Let it be remembered
mat the organ of the Wing party Of North Carolina
has thus spoken of Free Suffrage. We say let this
be remembered, for in the late Gubernatorial cam
paign the Register declared that John Kerr was g a
Oetter Free Suffrage man than DaUid S. Reid -
and IN the next campaign the Register will deny
the ABOVE language, and resort to its old game of
killarney" and deception
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WILMINGTON, January Is. The sales of Turpen-
line yesterday reached, 1885 barrels. as follows:
l,225 bbIs. at S3 80 for soft, ard So So 10 for
hard, and l60 do hard at 81 25 and this morning
about 400 barrels $50 60 for soft, and 10 for hal
all per 200 lbs. Market firm at latter quotations.
with good demand. In Spirits Turpeuline We learn
1t there Were sales yesterday OF about $50 barrels
at 60 cents per gallon ard small parcels pr-
vale terms. hear of transactions this morn
ing, and holders firm al above quotation. Sale
yesterday Of Is bills Tar al So 10 per Dbl.
TIMBER-Saes of three RATS at Sc so, TWO at SO
so, one at $40, and one at $Il per NJ
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LOUIsBURG MALE ACADEmY.

7. NJ. 10 MES, 4. M, PR1Nc1pA1.
TENHE Spring Session of s53, will commence on ths
Il FIRST Monday in January. Ample arrangements
have been made in the village and vicinity the
commodalon of large number of boarders, at SO
per month. No EXTRA charges
TUITIoN-I.atin, Greek, and the higher English and
Mathematical branches, SIS per session
Common English branches $40
Franklin CO., N. e., Dec. 18th, 1852. IO-,w4t pd. 5
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THE Weather.

KARLSRUHE, j IN. l7h The weather is clear and
the river is full Of floating ice. Thermometer 30.
f1oLLIDAYsBURG, Jan. II. There is no thermome-
ter in town, but the weather feels very cold. Two
inches of ice made last night.
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Personal NEWS. The Hon. Asa Biggs Of
Martin, Thomas Bragg, Esq, of Northampton and
W, N. H. Smith, Esq, Of Hartford, are in the C;tv
IN attendance on the Supreme Court. COL Ruf6n,
OF Wayne, passed through on Thursday on his
way home from visit to his friends in Franl,En
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g- The Register says the Wings of the House
of Commons could easily have defeated Free Suf
frage; but" adds that paper" out of pure re-
gard to the public interest which was suffering
from the continued agitation of this question, they
the Senate do? Why, they defeated it; and so
according to the Register, they were not governed
by "pure regard to the public interest. The
Register exalts his friends in the House with one
hand and knocks down his friends in the Senate
with the other
But that paper says the Wings of the House
"permoitted" it to pass. Let us see how this is
The Commons is composed Of 12O members
two-thirds of that body is 80. Free Suffrage re-
ceived "a votes in the Commons; and as there
were but So Democrats in that body, it follows
that 26 Wings must have voted for it. They
permitted" it to pass, did they?
We repeatedly told our readers. last summer, that
the locofoco party desired nothing so earnestly, at
heart, as the defeat of Free Suffrage. Register.
And yet every Democratic member of the last
Assembly, save one, voted for the measure, and
not one against it. Fifteen Wing Senators voted
against it,-one vote from that fifteen would have
passed it, and yet that vote could not be had
The Register tells" great many things, and
"repeats them too; but the people have become
so accustomed to its tales, that they believe just
as much Of them as they please, and no more.
Mr.. BADGER's NoM1NATIoN. The Washing
ton CORES pondent of the Baltimore Sun, writing
under date january II, says: The Senate has
been in executive session on the nomination of
Senator Badger. The vote will be very close
one, but rather incline to the opinion that the
nomination will be confirmed" The Sun of the
9th states that in short executive session on the
18th, the Senate postponed the nomination of Mr..
Badger.
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VERMONT SENATOR The Hon. Mr. Phelps has
been appointed by the Governor of Vermont, to
ill the unexpired term of the late Hon. Mr.. Up
ham.
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MIR. BADGER.

The Washington Correspondent of the Peters
burg Democrat, says:
81 find the senators from the South, as well as the
members from the same section, great deal " exor-
csed " over the question of The confirmation of Sem
Ball to be the judge Of the supreme for
the district composed of Louisiana and Alabama.
He will receive senatorial votes from his ProPos-
ed district, though fear other southern democratic
senators may vote for his confirmation under prac-
tice prevailing among them, by which they have a
tact understanding in the body sacrifice party and
every thing else the interest of any member
of the Senate. l am great admirer OF proper esprit!
du corps but this habit practice runs the game
chock into the ground. 1t operates to induce almost
all The Senate 10 wink at every wrong done to the
public service by any senator"
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Produce from the TTest.

OUNKIRK, N. Y. Jan. Is. Over 5000 live hogs
passed over the Buffalo and State Line Railroad for
New ork and Albany. during the past week, and
$500 hogs now at the State Line Road for Bos-
ton, via Bu4loe and Albany
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The UuIso,, G.o1on Or,r

GOLD SPRING. N. y. jan Is. The intense cold
OF last night has closed the river this paint, and
people cross on the ice to day, from here to Vest
Point.
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ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART. We have
received the January number Of this work, pub
listed in New York by A. Montgomery, II Spruce
Street, by Stringer and Townsend and G. B. Nor
ton, and in Boston by Redding & Co., and in Phi
ladelphia by J. w. .Moore-price So per annum.
Both the matter and the engravings in this work
are of superior character.
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w Edward G. Haywood, Esq. has been ap-
pointed (by Judge saunders,) Clerk and Master in
Equity for Wake County, in place of Perrin Bus
bee, Esq. resigned.
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EE Weinvte attention to the statement which
we publish to-day of the operations and affairs, for
the last twelve months, + the North Carolina Mu-
tual Insurance Company.
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~ Fernn Busbee, Esq, has been appointed
by the Supreme Court, Reporter of the opinions Of
that tribunal. -
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WANTED EMMEDEATELY.
'sSWO young Men who come well recommended
both regards business talent and moral character
to act as Statesmen in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
establishment. No others need apply,
w. III. & X. S. TUCKER.
January l7th 1858. is
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CouNTERFEIrs. The Sheriff of this county showed
few days since, several four dollar counterfeit
bills on the Bank Of the State Of North Carolina,
well calculated to deceive careless observer, from
the fact that they appear 10 be old and considerably
worn. Some of them are made payable at MoTganton
and others at Charlotte. The signatures and filling
up OF all of them very perfect, but appear TO have
been engraved, except the dates and numbers. some
of which written in blue ink. certain proof that
they counterfeit, informed that the Bank
never uses blue ink in dating the genuine. The pa
per upon which these countereits executed is
pale, and thick, and the engraving, generally,
is course and irregular. The shading OF the letters
is dark course and heavy.
P. S. Just were concluding the above de.
scripton, were shown another counterfeit of tue
denomination, on the same Bank, new, and bad
in every particular. Our community is full of all
sorts, sizes, and shades Our Sheriff declares that
he will receive another four dollar bill the
Bank of the State of North Carolina. Let every
keep look out. Charlotte Whig.
DEPOSITION OF A PnIEsE FROM THE MINISTRY.
Norman e. Stoughton, one of the missionary minis
ters of The Protestant Episcopal Church, in this do
cese officiating in Greene county, having broken his
ordination VOWS, and connected himself with the
omsh church, was deposed, or degraded from the
ministry, Canon V. Of 1850 provides, yesterday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at Trinity Church, by RI.
Rev. the Provisional Bishop. (Wainwright,) OF New
York.
Evening prayer was read by Rev. DR.. Tlgbce and
Rev. Prof. Mahan. of the Seminary. AT the close of
it, RI Rev. the Bishop, standing in The ChAncel,
announced that he had been n"tfed by Mr.. Slough
ton that he should perform the duties Of
minister of the church, and that was, therefore, his
(the Bshop's) duty. under the alluded to-
pronounce sentence of deposition upon him. He then
desired the Presbyters present to advance to the
Chancel rails, which they did-viz: Rev. Drs.
Hgbee, Hawks, and Haight. Rev. Prof. Mahan, and
Rev Messrs. Croes, Frost, and DHffie The sentence
then pronounced, signed by the Bishop, and then
by the above named Presbyers and, after appropr-
prayers, the Episcopal benedicton said, and
he Of
exceeding soemnity and impressiveness.
Ne,o York. Express.
The Hon. VIM. r. King embarked on Saturday
afternoon, on board the United States steamer Full
TOM for Havana, and the vessel after got under
way, on her voyage. Mr.. King was accompanied
by ladies', his pieces and his private secretary
The sincerest good wishes of his friends and the
country, and frrVent hope that his health may be
stored or materially improved by change of climate
q, with this eslimabIe and veteran public servant.
4 =: LII :-s.ss
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SETTLEMENT Of the affairs of the North
Carolina Mutual Insurance Conapay. Made
on the 3oth day of November 1852. "
No. of Policies issued rer last Report ~.
(Nov. 80, '5I.) 4,Os5
" {" ing the year., Sl9
Amount of property insured per last
Report st479.5So Al
the year, I,i76,75I 65
956.332 90
Amount Cancelled and Expired, I,l23.70l SIS
Amount now Insured. $4.527.G27 81
Amount Premium Notes on hand,
Nov. 30. 1851. per Report, 504,s34 IS
Amount Premium n Notes receiV ed DUR
ing the year, 229, 297 10
1921, 1872 OF
Amount Cancelled and Expired dur
ing the year, 2OO,o69 81
Amount Premium N les now on hand, S62l,O62 80
RECEIPTS.
Amount Premium received during the
year on Policies, $12,S76 Sc
Amount received upon assessments, 20 057 81 !
Borrowed January l, 1852, TO
meet losses, 1,l3O %
Amount in hands of Treasurer and A.
gents of the Company per last re-
port, 1857 CT !
Total received during the year, $4,000 Is !
DISBURSEMENTS
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n BUSBEE & BROTHER. have re-
4 moved their Law office from the Court House to
the old Henry Cannon office" owned by Willis
Scott Esq, of Wilmington and Martin streets.
Raleigh, JAM l3, 1888. l7-9t
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ATAILS-Cut and Wrought Nails, all sizes-Powder
Y and Shot. Bar Lead Blasting Powder for sale by
j. McKIMMON.
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P1O,OSS To
Submitted by order of the Board,
JNO. e. PARTRIDGE,
Secretary.
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$l2,S76 Sc
26,057 81
1,13O %
1857 64
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-13

alors Get extravagant soupcon; Il s'accu-
sail de demence ct riait lui-meme des
inconcevables ecarts Oh Sc perdait sa
raverie.
Maintenant, &c n'etnit plus IN soup.
con, CO n'etait plus IN doutc. La realite
terrible, poignante, etait devant lui.
Certes, madame Ia marquise de Rum
brye n'ayait pu dcviner cette etrange
catastrophe. Son plan, 81 bien combine,
await echoue par reffet dun de ces ha-
sards quill nest point possible de pre-
yoir. MATS combien cet echcc In rap.
prochait du but /! CONNIE ellie Sc f0t re-
louie Il ellie cot pu monter les tinq eta
res dc Ia maison dc 10 rue B%onrbon-le-
|Ctateau, ct collier son Hil c~urieax 4 In
serrure de In paivre mansarde Xavier
etsit Ia, libre, II est vrai, ct i rabri DIES
honteuses entrayes qusellcs await susci-
tees. Mais Iequel yaut mieux, quand on
a;me q file de noble race, d'6tre On
homme sans ayeu, suspects par Ia jus.
tice, Oh le fills econn dun negre men
diant 7
Xavier ignorait lc piege que Ia mar
quise lui await tendu; II ignorait egaIc.
mcnt rinterat qu'elle await q lie perdre;
mais toiutes scs pensees etaieat pour He.
lene, ct, maintenant quill connaissait
son perc. il Mesperait plus.
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Neanmoins, son bon caur reagissait
ct combattait ce desespoir. II sa'efiorcait
d'aimer Get homme don't lei ilencieux ct
sublime deyouement await garde Fanony-
me jnsqu'a ce que le hasafd l'c6t con-
traint 4 80 reveler. II Sc sentait prendre
d.admiration, de pitie d de tendresse
pour ce pauvre pere qui await sacrihe
les joies de l'amour fliale au bonheur
de son fills.
En- entrant dams la mansarde, il prit
Ia main du mendiant ct b Sierra SUI 81
poitrine.
Mon premier movement a etc de
iingratitude; ma premiere parole une
lachetA... Me pardonnerez-yons, mon
pere I
- Chut ! fit le mendiant Ave q
sorte de religieux respect; chnt, enfant!
Ne m'appeIle pas ton pere, car lei, Il
nous entendrait t..
- Qui !? demanda Xavier etonne.
- Lni, rtpondit lie noir, iui j..
Son doigt etendu montrait le trophee
d'armes, pendu aupres dc Ia %Iucarne.
Xavier ne c%omprenait point.
-Lui H.. continue 10 mendiant trcm>
blant d'emotion.
Eti il %ajonta, en- es-lyant une Mrmc !:
- Bon m,ftre i moi
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Aglisc, ct qni etait son pare |! Ce n'etait
plus un obstacle qui 10 separait d'Ilelene
G'etait I'm infranchissable abiine.
II 80 dirigea en- %chancelant vers Ia
porte; mais avant de passer 10 seuil Il
s,aresta, joignit les msins avec force ct
Loo porta 4 SON front.
49, Mon perc murnura.t.il ; mon
pauyre pcre
II s'dilanca ct tomba en pleurant dams
lee hras ouverts du mendiant.
= Merci... merci ! dit tout bias 10
yieiilard.
Puts II e~ntrafna son fills, ct, rGii m,
yonnant dun indicible orgneil, il jeta
ces mote M procnrcur du roi /:
- yons voyez bien que rcnfa.t a un
cnnr gdneseax
Une d~emi>bcure apres, Xavier ct 10
mendiant no;s entraient dams la pauvre
,nansarde "a &c Aerninr faisait son do.
i%nicilc. lie jnune hsnme etnit prolonde-
Fnent triste. parfois. dams e laborieux
rsves, pleias dc GRANTEES folfes ct d'espe>
Fanecs cxag5rSes on 90 plaisent les gens
qui ne savent point 10 secret dc leur
Nuisance, parfois, Xavier, eur des indi-
ces lagers, await p1nre que IL negrc ron.
n~niasait "a famille. parfois mame il await
ffissonnd ! lfidae que Get homme etait
lesi-asre sOn perc. Mais il ~repeussait
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-13

In %fougaenx espoir fit bondir 10 cnur
de XaAier.
- Expliouez.vons, dit-il, expliquez-
yous, au nom de Dieu
l.et mendiant secoua lentement 10
tote.
Petit maitre NEST pas le fills ! pau
yre noir, dit.il, %rcvenant ~involontaire.
ment d son patois negre, CONNIE celia hi
arrivait toutes les fois que ses souvenirs 70
reportaient d des eyanemens depuis blen
iongtemps passes.
Xavier n'eut pas Ia force de repondre.
Son regard senl, demesnrement oavert,
ct le battement precipise de ses tempef
an~noncaient son ~anxieuse c%nriositt.
lie noir leva In main une seconde fois,
at n,ontra de nouvean 10 chapeau d'uni.
forme ct les epauleties de capitaine qul
pendaient aupres de Ia fenstre.
Xavier comprit enfln. Tn eelair de
ioie iltumina son cell. II Sc prfcipita e
&c laissa tombcr sur ses dcux genoux ~
pied du trophee. -,
- Mon pere r.. mon pare /! cria.t-il.
Bon maftrc, 4 moi !. rspeta dou.
loureusement le negre.
lse ft an long silence. Xavier, tout
enter i son tigoiste joic, remerciait Dieu
du fond dc PANE ct so,,geait 4 Helene
En- CO premier moment d'allegresse en-
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VENTE ~DEsuCCESSlON.

SUCCESSION III N''c'''"'
Ifn yertu Dun deere de l'honorable Conr d"
iou'ame district Jrliciaire dc PEtat de III
sous IA sdans ct poul In p~aroisse Assomft,on,
en- venue pa. 81 ddcembre 1852. II Hern o'ter'
Ear. en- cette , sur les lienx, au Bayou Pierre
1898 a dix heureasse, le Samedi 10 Fevr'eF
canteur pour cette j., par Desire Leblanc, en-
partenaht a la sncsSdsse, les proprittts APP
SAVIOR. do lean Alleman,
10. Une ntgresse, nomr,.
ron 20 ans. IA, agte d'envi-
90. Quelques efiets mobiliers, a..
aratoires ct batterie de cuisine. ", outils
Conditions de la Vcnte :
La ntgresse payable en- trois termes tgaus
un tiers en- mars 1854, un tiers en- mars 1861
ct 10 dernier tiers en- mars 1856. lie mobile
tout lot au-dessous de dix ~piastres en- tout mar
1853 ct tout lot au-dessus de dix ~piastres motif
en- mars 1853 ct l'autre moitie en- mars 1876,
Les acquerenrs fournissant BONES ct sufisante
cautions ct hypotheque speciale STIR Ia ne
gresse, ct toute somme qui nc serait pa
payte a ech6ance portera interat a raison d
huit pour cent par IN.
Pa'oisse Assumption. 81 dec. 1852.
Desire Leblanc,
II Encantnur
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onn RARILS de Ia contenanee de IS
0VO gallons, aux prix les plus modelts
dar Mr. WHEY, Donaldsonvi1le, tLa) f25
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Anne Prtjcan deceased
wife of joseph R"bicha"d.

wifi, of joseph R"bich#"d.
Nv virtue of a decree of the Honorable the
Fifth Judicial District Court OF the ota'e Oh
Louisia,,a in and for the PARISH OF Assotlp-
ton dated the 3lst day OF peeenlper 1909.
Will be offered at public sale on the premises
in paintcourtville on Saturday, tie !2tn cay
of February 1859 at ton O'CLOCK a. w; y,
Desire Leblanc Auctioneer tyr the fatiSh o.
Assumption, The following dPcIioe' properly
belonging tn the succession Q hhhe tleJea",
One'a . of ground %situatel, in palncouIt
VILE, m,,spring sixty feet fronting on inc
dred 'sea Is J Brule St-Vin'ent hy one nun,
on one side py two feet N deP.,i, bounded
on the other sidedow Theoel,e Mollere ana
9 together wirh all In street tlal mas no name'
. ments thereon. ""'o''9
4 20. A negro woman n,d 1ul,e apeJ
about go years. ~ $500
a 30. Household and k'chett urntnre.
e Terms and Cadition, :
The lot and slave pa.yble in three equal
instruments one third inMarch ls5a one
third in March 1884 and y remain;nr third
:. in March 1855, the moveple prUro.ern
lots under ten dollars III Mich 1853 and all
lots over ten dollars, one halin March 1853
and the other half in Marcia s54. purchaser
to furnish good and solvenaecurity, the lot
and slave TO remain special Jnortgaged, and
! all sums not ponctually paidpt maturity to
!, bear interest at the rate ofligth per cent
! per annum.
: Parish OF Assumption 3lstf Dee. 1852,
, DESIRE LRLANC,
! l]uctioneer.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Jean AlIeman

BY virtue of the decree of the Honorable
the Fifth Judicial District Court of the State of
Louisiana in and for the Parish of Assumption,
dated the 3lst day Of December 1852. Will
be offered on public sale on the premises on
Bayou Pierre Part, on Saturday the 10th day
of February 1853 at ten O'clock "A. NJ. By
Desire Leblanc, Auctioneer for the Parish Of
Assumption, the following described property,
belonging 10 the succession of the Jean Allie
man, to wit
10 A negro woman, named Liza, aged
about 20 years.
30. Horned cattle. horses, farming ustensils,
household and kitchen furniture.
Terms and Conditions :
The negro woman payable in three equal
i~nstalments, one third in March 1854, one third
March 1865, and the other third in March
1856. The movable property all lots of ten
dollars payable in March 1883, and all lots
over ten dollars, one half in March 1859 and
the other half in March 1854. Purchaser to
furnish good and solvent security, with spe-
cial mortgage on said slave, and all sums
not ponctually paid at maturity to bear inte-
rest at the rate Of eight per cent per All
mum.
Parish Of Assumption, this 3ist dec.
1852.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
l6 Auctiohter