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PARIS BOURsE.
PARIS June 23-The Three per Cents closed at 73f,
and The Foar and a half per Cents al 81 so.

PARIS BOURsE.
PARIS June 23.-The Three per Cents closed at T3f,
and the Toar and half per Cents al 81 SO.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Messrs. Dennistoun Co report that the advices per
the steamers America and Baltic had had favora HE
effect on the market and large business had been done
at frn and advancing prices, the quotations for mid
ding and lower qualities showing rise of I'd on the
week An active speculative demapd existed which was
the market Tie sales of the week amounted to 60 225
bales Cnclu5ng 45, 600 Amssscsn Of which spesni.-
day wero 900 bales pcu ing 700 for export aud on
speculation, the market closing hNn and tending up
ward New Orleans fair Wa quoted AZ Nc ; niddling
Sac; apands fair GaSc:; m;ddling ~; Mobile fair
6ac The stock on HAND 0lS, COO bales including
6lo,ooo American.
LIVERPOOL BRE ADsTUFrs MARKETS.
Messrs Richardson Brothers report that the weather.
both in England France, had become very favorable
for the consequently breadstus considerably
The decline amounts to 3D. a Cd on wheat, 2s on aour
aud Is Is. corn Richardson quotes Western canal
at s7s Cd; lo,hers say ses Cd a s7s Baltimore, &c.
ed (otlers white wheat lis. lis. Sd. l2s; red los.
lis > Indian corn, 36s., SIS S7s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
GFrom the Broker Circular
Ashes dull and declining Sales Of pearls at sls, Cd,
and pots at 32s 32s Cd. Bark-Philadephia fetched
Is Cd. Clover seed small transactions Of AS Common
rosn frm and tending upward Sales Of lSoo bels at
ss I'd IS Cd. Crude turpentne transactions at ss
es. Spirits nominal Tallow Arm. and large business
doing, at CAS-, and 63s. for American Tar-Sales Of
1000 bbs at Us. Iinseed oil firm, at 37s, and tend
ing upwards. Rice-Modsrste Gales at previous rates
The weeks sales comprised 800 tierces Carolina at l6s
1885, In sugars and teas moderate business had been
done at previous rates. Dyewocds-Prces weak, and
limited bu siness doing.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs. Gardiner & Co. quote beef and pork firm; ba
well supported; hams and shoulders, q moderate
business doing at previous rates.
FREGHrs AT Liverpool freiehts to the United States
dull
LONDON MARKETS.
Sugars and coffee steady at previous rates, and
cotton 6Im.
HAvRE MARKET.
JUNE 21.-Our market for cotton has been dull and
the sales Of the week do no. exceed 5000 bales
STATE or TRADE N MANCHESTER.
Tie advices from Manchester favorable An active
business had been done, and prices shade higher.
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Tie ofncers Of The British steamer Tiger Ia said
TO be exchanged for Russian prisoners.

Great Britain.
Nothing Of Importance has been discussed in Para-
On the notice book Ii motion to inquire IL the gov
ernment has taken steps TO for Britain equal ad
yanfages with America IN the trade OF Japan
Dudley Stuart has moved for copy Of the servlau
protest against Austrian occupation also fbr copy 81
the Austro Prussan Convention, with its additional
article.
The London times editorial expressing the great
sataetion with the reciprocity treaty, jus. concluded
BY Lord gin but regrets that Great Britain has not
secured share In the American cnsssne trade
The government organs still advocate immediate at
tack on sebasopo aud the occupation Of The crimea;
TO the Black Sea.
The DANISH Consul General appointed to legaiire Of
several failures have occurred. Amongst them avid
son Gordon metal brokers London Howeiss Morn q
Of Halifax; Stowen Bairstow & Co, in the worsted
trade, with some SINAI er firms.
brevet had taken place in the British and Indian
armies.
France.
A conspiracy to assassioate the Emperor during his
visit TO the baths of the Pyeneee had been discovered
in The Departments Of Larn and Garonne, and $50 ar
rests we're made. The Project was dismissed and ".
Lederour the friend of Lafas ete appoirt his sue
cessor.
The sfonenS publishes the Minister of the Interiors
report the state Of he nation. II is very favorable
II ia again aid that N Porsgny will resign and
be succeeded b. II Baroche.
The reports Of he crops from the south are favorable
Italy.
French agent having arr, ed at Naples to buy corn
the Neapoliian government Immediately forbade the ex
port OF breadstuffs
The K,ug hoa retired to t;aeta which place he was
fo,tiyipg
Tie Eastern lines here failed 70 WORT, leaving with
out tte conclusion Of the general report and with
The following outline only of the commercial inteiy
which vi tn uslate from CIPHER dispstch:-
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON Vi NEY MAEKET.
Money was again some what easier. Consols under
considerable fluctuations throughout the seek and
cloped Friday at 81 IA Large advance The quota
tions per Europa.
SECURITIES
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French agent having arris ed at Naples to bny
the Neapoliian government Immediately forbade the
port OF breadstuns.
The K,ug Ind retired to Ga.eta which place he wa
fo,tiiyipg
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Safen Pscha Is appointed Governor Of Clrcassia and
Abasia.
At the latest date schmayl was in full march upon
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Tc1egraphic Marine Report.
NEW ORLEANS, July 3-Arr ehips Underw ritter Fore 4
Kinr RUSSELL ard bark Ocean Eagle all from New York;
John Hancock, Edwin f1ye, and Barney from Boston.
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Adyces from Miss onghi to June H. say that the in
surrecton totally extinct at Epirua but the Turkish
troops marching to Thessy where the insurgents
refuse TO submit.
The United States frigntes Cumberland and saranac
we're At the PirRus
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turitv. said land remaining %spcnial'y
specialIy mortgagci until paid, and Inc
balance being of 59s64, PAYABLE IN four
terms, In march 1855, 1886; lo57sand
1853; purchasers to furnish for The pay
mont Of this balance their notes cndor-
Sed to tho satisfaction of The ~3admlnistfa-
Tor. payable at the office Of the Rccor-
der OF this parish and by coupons, ana
bearing eight per cent interest per an
mum from natMity. said land remaining
specially mortgagcd until paid,
Parish of assumption, ahs 9ast 1894.
a. A. F. HICKMAN.
10 - Sheriff.
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vENTE ne SUCCESSION.
Succession de Y'ileor Leblanc.

49, JON .NFMT go ~ 80
I'm yertu dun decret de Ia Cour d! Gin
o,,iemc District Judiciaire de pEtat de Ia
1ouisiape. dams ct poul la paroisse Assonlp'
tiou. sous la date dn 10 Janvler 1851, IL sera
ofevt en- vsentc publique, d Ia residence de
Simon Leblanc, ell cette parolsse, Samedl lie
1srnee Jour de Fevrier 1854, a dix heures du
matitl, par lie soussigne, encatenr de parolsse,
les proprietes ci-apres decrites; appartenant a
Ia succession de Vileor Leblanc, decede, sa-
yoir s" 8l&
10. Tn morceau dc terrc, situe en- cette pa
roisse. sur la rive droite du Bayou Lafourche
dams Finterieur des terres, mesurant quatre-
yingts arpentS de superticie plus Oh MONS,
etant dams la Section No Township No
de la Rangte No f., joignant aux teFres de
Francisco Alleman.
30. John. Negro age dc 80 ans.
30. Audy. negre age de % ans.
DO. francois. negre age de IS ans.
SO. Cecile, negrcsse agee de So ans,
Go. Rice. negresse agee de 26 ans, ct ses
ans. Joseph, age de 5 ans ct C6lestine, 3g6e
de 3 ans. r. u1 H.5
10. Nicole, negre age dc IL ans.
80. Quelqies animauS, bates q cornes, Oh
ills aratoires ct meubles de menagc.4 nils
Conditions dc la Nentc
La terre ct les e~sclares paynbles en- deuX
termes, Motto en- mars 1880 ct iautre
Motto en- mars 1856. Les cheyauN. betes d
cornes ct meubles de mtnaee, .payables en-
mars 1856. Les aosuereurs Iournissant bonneS
Of solvablcs cautions ct hypotheque spectacle
sur la terre ct les esclaves ]hsqu,a parfalt pale-
ment, ct toutes sonmes non payees q echean-
&c porteront iutertt i raison de huit pour cent
par an.
t'aroi:se Assumption. Ie ID JAW. 1854.
,.-.. ~ #1.5 ALFRED TETE, tTf.
Is EncantenF.
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SUCCESSION SALE. !.
Succcssinn>of ZepIirc Chariot, decea
sed wife Of Felix IIebert.

Succcssinnsof Zephirc Charlet, decea
sed wife ef,Felix IIebert.
BY eyirhler efa decree of the Honorable
tho Elf,ifJndicial District Court Of the Sta
tco Of L1uisianag ain and for the parish Of
assumption, dated january 18th 1854, and
u inc directed, will BE offered At public
sale, III athe residence Of NJ. Pierre Charlet.
III this parish, on lhe left bank of Bayou
LafoHrche, ut about two miles above the
village of Napoleonyiile, on Saturday the
18th day of February 1904, az ten O'Clock
a.;M3, by Al. r. Hickman, sheriff ia and for
this parish, the following described pro.
pity, rs longing 70 Tie Aforesaid success
zion 10 Wit .gp stta74 asasa
tlo.dFfanris a negro man aged % years.
2Ds Loujsap asnegro woman aged about
II wears. aBsas rs Vs. OH sa ss1H9SN ssft@
80. 8 Horses, 3 cows, ] carriage. The
household and the kitchen utensils, &c.
~ Terms and Conditions +: 1a
The slaves payable one third in march
1854, one third in march 1855 and the re-
malning third in march 1866, Purchasers
to furnish tllciir notes with good and SOL
vent security, with special mortgage ua.iil
paid, said notes To- bear interest at tho rate
Of eight per cent per annnm from maturity
until paid, The movable property payab'e
oil sums under Often dollars, iii marchis54
and all Sums often dollars and vert do
lars one h.alf in march 1854, and the other
hasfin march 1856, purchasers TO furnish
also good and sulrent security until paid. y.
Paiislof Assumptiots Jan. Dist 1854.
A. r. HICKMAN.
lOaaaaiisaa 49, Sheriff.
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y'y,lElNTE DE SUCCESSION.
leceffion de Jeanette Trnxillo. dpous,

S1eeersion de Jeanette Trnxilio, 6po,st
decsdfr dc feu. Joscnh Herna ndrz w
I'll vertn dun decret d. III Cour du Cinquie
me district Jndiciaire DE- PEtat de Ia Louisiana.
lana @ pour "a pafoisse Absorption, sous Ia da.
tesdul3f Jafvier 1851, a moi adresse, il sera Of
ieft en veiite pnbliqne, snr les lieux, dams Ia pa
rotsse Assumption sur la rive gauche DID Bayon
isaiourrlIe, Arnviron hut miles au dessus du
village de NapoitonVitle, Ie, Jeadi % Fsvrier
$685. ok henres dis matin, par A. r. Hick-
nun, slerif dams ~ pour cettc p~aroisse, les pro.
pfetss ci-apras dtcrites appartenant 4 la sus
dite succession, savoir.
10. Uue habitation tsablfe iii s~ucrerie. sitase
dans cettc naroisse, sur "a rive gau she du Bayou
Idatoarche, 4 environ hut miles do aleuve Mis-
slssipTl, rnesnrar1t six sarpent pins .ou moins de
lace au DIT bayou sur 40 arpents de profcndeur. 4
vcc une partio de Ia double CONCESSION Cd ut,e
? ntre par.ie do terrc d. ID double concession de
lilies Taylor, contenant ~soixante.dix arpants
dc snnarficie plus on moins, lihabitation princi-
pale boriaee en- bas par les tefres de Mnnnel
Fernandez, ct den haut par les torres ID Desire
Plazencia, entire ligpes e-onrergean,es, ensemble
avec toutes les batisses esf ameliorations aui en-
dependent s#s
~. Aches nagre age do 40 ans.
30, Joesn1gre Age de 2s ans lailiga de maux
40. Jam, nagre ags, de as ans.
30, Bastianes negxasse ag6c de % ans.
80, Baptiste, Negro age de 80 ans.
To-. Seraphine, negrssse agse lie 40 ans. avcc
ses troa enfafts nonlnnesC asimir, age de 8 ans,
Taihin, age De s ans ct Theodore AGE de- ans.
10. OaHthEcs nagresse, agee de- loans.
m. nmniniquey Negro q . do rs ans.
aloe2 cllovanx au1tricains, 4 ehesaux circles,
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vENTE De SUCCESSION.
s,cctssion dc zspfiite, iCharlet, spouse
: sld dscedee dc FeIix IIebe,t.

'tfCCceslOli w ZfpHIlG 1HhIiet, SPoo3S
i I'd decide d. Felix IIsbc,t. : @-3
En yertud ndecret de la Cour du Cinqnieme
district Jndiciaire de iEtat de la Louisiana,
lars ct pour la paroisse Assumption, sous Ia
date du.i s j%anvier 1854, IL sera ofTtert en- ~ente
yente1 pub.iaue, a la residence de NJ. Pierre
Gharlat, en- cette paroisle, sur Ia rive gau-
che ,du bayou Lafourche, d environ denx
miles au5dessus du village de 7Napoleouviile. lie
,Samedi a5me jour de Fevrier 1884, a dix heu-
res du ,matin, par A., T. Hickman, sheriff
dams ct pour cettes paroisse, les proprietes ci-
aprosi docrites. appartenant 4 la susdite success
sion, safoir: e95t9 aatiYaU5 ttEsta fa4t
.lo. Francis, negro age d'environ 90 ans. 81
20. Louisa, 1egresso, .igte d'environ q ans.
@t3e!i 8 ehevanx, 2 vacfes une l%voitnrc. Les
nisubles dc menage,ia batteric de cuisine. etc
ttabaeq Termes ct Conditions
les f~csclavees iraayyabies unftiers Gu mars 1854,
iii tiers en- imars 1856 ct lc dernier tiers en- mars
1866. Les acqaereurs deyront foprnir leurs Bill
lets avec BONES et solyables, cautious; Hes escla-
YES restant Superintendent b,y5poth,ques iusqu'a
parfait Placement, les dts biIlets pertant intiret
4 raison de hint pour cent par an en- cas- de non
Placement aux fclleatces. lie moldlier payable
toutes sofnfnes au-dessois de $40, en- mars
1854 ct toutes sommes de dix ~piastresa. ct au-
dessus, moitie en- tout mars 1854, ct 1'antre moi
moitie en- tout mars 1853. Les acquereurs
fotrnissant aussi leurs billets avec bonnes ct
solvables cautions.
Paroissc Assumption. e2I ianv. 1854.
AT. HICKMAN,
iHxatfaf aaHTef sItz&1 .3t ze3# SherIt.
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1857 & and 1853. For the negress Susan and
her child TO be sold together, one hundred
dollars cash and the balance on The same
terms as the above mentioned slaves. For the
movable all sums under ten dollars, cash,
and all sums often dollars OF more payable IN
march 1895. AN purchasers to give notes with
sscurAg tothe satisfactien, Of the executors,
psyabA atthe d~ficesof The parish Recorder Of
Assumption, with eight per CEN interest after
ruaturifr@sf ntit paid. The notes forland and
slaves to be secured by mortgage on the
sasnss 0N
assumption, 9Th february 1853.
IETE & BLANCHARD,
% A%uctieDeers.
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SUCCESSION SALE. 5
Succession Of Narcisse Fr;ailanf. dc.

BY virtue, Of u decree oftte Honorable the
r III judicial District Court Of The State Of
Louisiana. IN and Iolf the parish Of Assulnp-
ltioh, dated The i 18th day Of JANUARY 1851, ren.
dered in the matter of the above llamed sue
c~ession, Will be offered at public sale, on the
premises in said parish, on Bayou PIERCE
Perc, by the undersigned administrator OF
said succession, oil Saturday the 25th dav Of
February 1851, at ten O'clock A. NJ. the pro-
nerty, belonging TO said succession, to wit.
10. A plantation, situated insaid parish, on
the Bay Of Lake Verret, established as a cor
ton farm. measuring one hundred and twelve
superficial arpents more or less, bounded tow
ards the Bay by lands of Marcel Aucoin, and
| thoseof widow Jean Aileman, towards Belle
River by those Of Charles Gross and Leufroy
Guedry, said land being divided in the centre
| by the road lending to Belle River, together
will all the buildings and Improvements, found
thereon.
90. Thomas, field hand, aged fifty years.
80. Jacques, negro boy, aged nineteen years.
40. Vinas negro woman, aged forty-five
years s9* 8Hst.f
55. Charlotte, negro woman, aged twenty
four years and her child Louise, ten months
old.
90. Horses, cattle, hogs, Sc.
70. Household, farming utensils and kit
chen furniture. i
.H54 TrTimcs aud Conditions ~,Ilt.53l If
Five hundred dollars on the landed property
payable in march 1854, aod the balance in
three equal instalments, one third in march
1855, one third in march 1856, and the re-
naming third in ~marchI857. The slaves, one.
hundred and fifty dollars payable in march
1854 on each head, and the balance in three
equal instruments, one third IN march 1855,
one third in march 1856 and the remaining
third in march 1857. Purchasers to furnish
good and solvent security with special mort
gage on the landed property and slaves. and
all sums not %pnnctnally paid at maturity to
bear interest at the rate Of eight per cent Der
mum until paid. The movable property
payable all sums o. ten dollars and under ten
dollars in march 1864, and all sums above ten
dollars, one half in march 1854, and the other
halfn march 1856; purchasers to furnish also
good and solvent security to the satisfaction of
said administrator.
Assumption, this Eth Jan. 1854.
NIGEpHORE TRAHANT.
Administering.
N. b. The iarsn will be cultivated mn ~
the time Of sale.
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/, TAO Les meub,es de menage, tells que Its
bureau /. armoires, males, chaises. tabi s, rouets'
40. Une pendule, un fnsil d deux coups, u1le
jarre, etc.
Tcrnes Ct Conditions +:
h lie mabilier payable 5i64 compliant
81 HI. balance ST Gle a'dxcede pas dix
Ipiastres payable cn. mars 1854, ct 81 ellie
testede dix piastres payable la a'eitle en-
mars 1854, ct l'autrc moitie en- marF
1855; los aequfreurs desront ionfnlr
lcurs bilIets endosscs il Ia satisfaction de
administrator, payable@aa bureau do
Recorder de cettt parcissc, ct par eouc
pons, ayec inter8t i raisou de hut pour
cent par an a, partir des echaances.
Les csclavcs payabIes les ol6s comp
tam ct IA balance payable en- trois ter
mes 6gaux, cmmafs 1861, 1856 ct 1857;
les acq,6reurs dcvront I%onrnir lenrs biz
lets endosses a. la satisfaction dc radml.
pistratenr, payables.an bureau du Re
corder de cctle paroissc ct par coupons,
4 ~raison de Init pour cent paran pstrtir
des e~chtances, les dts esclavcs rcs'ant
spfciaicmt hypoll'fqu6s jusqn,an par.
fait Placement.
La ierre payable IN quart dcs SOL
compliant ct lie 3l4dcs 5l6i payable en-
mn, dcux ct trois ans de credit du ionr
de n ventr; les acqntreurs fourpissant
lenrs biIlcts cndoss6s Il IN satisfaction dc
administrator, pa.ablcs au bureau du
Recorder dc cctle paroissc ct par Cou-
Ions, ayec Init Ponr cent d'inttrat par
an a partir DIES eehtances, IA dIte tcrrc
%rostant Superintendent h~ypotheqnse jos
qu'an p%arfait Placement, et la b%aiauce
ttant de 50,64. payabl. en- Gnatre ter
mes, en- mars 1855, 1856, 1857 etIa5a;
les acqaefenrs devfont %fonrtir pour lc
paiement de ccttr balance, des billets
| endos>es 4 la satisfaction de lPadminis-
rateur. p~ayablcs an barenn du Recor-
der de cettc parcisse. ct par coupons.
avec .hnit pour cent d'interat par in. a
partir des eclleances, rcstant speci#lc.
meRt hypotIeqits jasan'aa' parfait paic-
ment. 4&1tt5 5t6l#t#@ &@,a54
| PARADISE Assumption, le 81 jaw. 1854.
A.. f. HICKMAN, ar1
II9e4 s4,asa IS @ t Shsrii.
@E@ @@4FlF#44 +4#fM e@#r5s5 #&8
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lyENTE DE SUCCESSION.
.,,ccessinn de Narcisse Trahant, decide

En- vcrtu dun decret de Ia Cour du Gin
quielnle District Judiciaire De l'Etat de la
torisiane, dams ct ponrla p~aroisse Assumption,
sous la date du II %Janvier 1854, rendn dams
rafairc de la succession de Narcisse Trahant
IL sera oifert EN- ,vente pnbsique, sur les lieux,
au BAYOU Pierre Part, Gu cette parolsse, par
IL sousaiane administrator de Ia dite success
sion, Salnedi le 20 F6vrier 1854, 4 dix heures
du matin, les prophecies a%ppartenant a la .dite
Succession, SAVIOR: .o--sfi t~i
10. Uue terre situee en- cette parolsse, eta
bile zen cotonnerie. sur Ia Bale du Lac Terret,
mesurant cent douZe arpents de superhcle
plus on lnoiiis tborn6e sur la Bale par les ter
res de Marcel Aucoin ct de veuve Jean Ale
man, .yers Ia Belle-Rivlere par oelles de Char
les Gross eide Leufroy Gn6dry, tfayersee par
lie centre par lie chernin qui conduit de la bale
1 la Bklie-RiyiaFe, ainsi que tontes los BATS
SEES ct ameliorations qui sy t%roIIvent. az 4
30. Thomas, Negro dc champ, ,agede en-
So. Jacques. heas 5 II ace dee d~is-aetff ans L.
do. Vena, n6gresse a-ee de guaranteeing
ans, ~sujettes aux crises: sEsI
80. Charlotte, negresse aeec de 81 ans ct
son enfant Louise, agGe de dix mos;
60. Quelqnes animaux, tells que cfcraux;
bates a ccrles, cochons, etc,
10. Meubles de mensge, outils a~ratoires ct
batterie dc cuisine. As{ E3aA4.
.8gtaJ I'efmes ct Conditions tot
Gina cent ~piastres en- mars mil hiatt cent
cineuante-quatre, sur Ia terre ct la Balance
en- trois terihes Ggauy, un tiers en- mars mil
huit cent cinquante-clnq, un tiers CA mars
nil hut cent ciriquante-six ct un tiers, en- mars
mil hiatt cent cinqnante-sept ct pour les esefa-
| YES cent cinquante p~iastres sur chaque csGla-
| yes en- mars mllhnlt cent cinqnahte-quatre, ct
la balance en- trois termes egaux: un tiers en-
mars mil hut cent cinquatlte-cinq, TN tiers
Ell mars mil HUT cert cil9uante-slS, ct TN
tiers III mars mil hut cent emguante-
sept. Les acquereurs iournissant bennss ct
soiyables cautious i Ia satisfaction du dit adj
mindisttateur, ct h~ypotheQas %speciaIe sur la
terre ct les e~seIaves jisdu'a parfalt paierneut;
ct toutes somnles uou payees aux ecl1eauces
porteront interet d raisande huit pour centpar
an iusqu'a parfait paienent Lo mobiller ct
les meubles de menage, toutes sorn1nes de dix
piiaistres ct all dessous dc dix piaStfes payables
en- mars mil HUT cent cibqttalte- quatre, ct
toutes sumraes ar-dcssus dc dix piasties, moi
tie en- mars mil hut cent cinauapte-Gnatre, OF
pautre raoitie Ell MARS mil hut cent einquail-
t~e.cinq; les acqu5feurs tolfnissaut aussi bon
mes ct soirabteB cautions ala satisfaction du
dit administrator. 3N.a
Assumption, le II jansi 1904.
a#+#E tG&# Al yt q flgt g4Fg r. ? q ~ , ~ &
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate of the late Jeanette Trnxillo, de-
ceased widow Of joseph HERNANDEZ,
are hereby notified to present their no.
les to Ma!hiot. and Mills, be fore tho.
18th Of February next.
Assumption, this 261h january 1854.
AUGUSTIN HERNANDEZaf
20 Administrator OF the Succession
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of vIleor Leblanc, deceased.
BY virtue of a decree OF the Honorable the
5th Judicial District Court Of the State of Lonf-
siana, in and for the parish Of Assumption, dated
the 18th day of January 1854, will be offered
at public sale, by Alfred Tete, auctioneer for
said parish, on Saturday the 18th day OF fe-
bruary 1854, at ten o'clock A.. NJ, at the resi-.
dence Of Simon Leblanc, in said parish, the pro-
perry herein after described, belonging to the
succession OF V'ieor Leblanc TO wit
10. 4 tract Of land situated IL said parish. on
the right bank Of the Bayou Iaioarche, in the
interior, measuring eight superficial arpent&
more or less. etant dams la section No ,Town,
ship No Range No and aforesaid the
land Of Francisco Alieihan.
90. John, a negro mau, aged 80 years.
SO Andy, Il negro man, aged 80 years.
40. Francois, a negro man, aged 10 years.
30. Ceciir, a negro WOMAN, agcu 90 years. :
&c. Rose. a rcgTo woman, aged 90 years ard
her three children louise. a mnlat'o girl. aged
r years, Joseph, a negro boy. eyed j years, and
Ce,estine. a negro girl, aged 3 wears.
TO. Nicole, 4 negro boy, aged II years. SO
so. Horses, horned catxes, farming utensils
and household furniture.
fT'tgin- and Conditions
Tic landed ~praparty ard slaves, p~ayab!es in
two oqua, instalments, one halfin march 1855,
and the other halfin march 1855; anil The liar-
scs. horned eattIes and noyeablps property, pa
yablea III, march 1895. Purchasers 10 fsfnish
good aud solvent security. The landed property
ard slaves to realaia specially inofgagpd until
paid, and all sums not punctaal'y paid al ra4tis-
rity to bear interest at the rate of eight per cent
per amman.
Parish OF Assumption, ibis i3d Jannafy
ISL.
AITRED TETE,
I2 tai Anttioier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-12
AVIS.

Les pcrsonnes ayant des reclamaiions
contre Ia succession dc &. ]. u. Gau-
thier, decedd, sont notices dc les pre-
senter a MaIhiot ct Mills, avant lie Ter
mars 1854. ssg a5stat1
Assumption. le 26 ~ianyier 1854. j
ADELINE GAUTHIER.
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