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PUBLISHED on EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
By BERRY, DOYLE g. CO.,
PROPRIETORs.
A. n. BERRY, r. L. DOYLE, WILEY.
, 1854-06-10
LAWS OF YHB TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT Respecting Executors, Adminis-
traitors, and The Distribution Of Real and
PGsONaL Estate.
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SALE.-There will be

VOLUNTARY SALE.-There will be
' Offered for SIZE ct public Auction by NJ Bourg
Sheriff and Auctioneer duly qualihed and sworn. SA
TURDAY, the 9Th day of APRIL 1884, at 10 O'Clock a.
% the property hereafter described belonging to Pierre
A SUGAR PLANTATION situated on me left bank of
Byou Lafourcte about three AID half mics above
the town Of Thbodaix having front of six and halt
apens less oh said bayou, and depth OF eighty
arpenis lie bounded above by the Plantation OF
NJ. Bre,ux and below that of Moreau & Loro, with al
the bu ilngs and improvements thereon, sting OF
soodDwelhs House, Kitchen Negro Cabins, Corn House
and good Sugar House, with choice new steam Engine
there are about eighty arpensof good the plan
ration. and the following Slaves:
HARRY, negro man aged about 80 years.
MOSES, cartman and ploughmtn, aged about u years
BURT. cartmah and poughman, aged about 81 years
CHARLES, cartman and ploughman aged abo1t Fl
JEFF "a young negro hoy aged about 10 years.
PHOEBY, young negro girl aged about IL Years.
WINNY good field hand aged about 25 years. with her
child aged about 8 months.
RACHEL. a. good field hand, ed about Is years, and
her child MARY, aged about years
sUKE y good field hand; aged about lsysHrs
NINE MULES Horses, Hogs. Carts Ploughs, Tools be
longing tea b. cksmths shop
TERMS AND CdSbrTIoSs The Plantation Five Thou
sand Dollars CASH-Pive Thousand Dollars the 18th
day of February 1856 the balance payable in three
years 1856, 1851 and 1853. The slaves payable on the
10Th day of February 1865. The purchasers give their
respective Notes and divided in shares and endorsed
payable 1T the office of Messrs Bogart Foley
Avery in the city Of New Ore ms, bearing special
mortgage reserved the Land and Slaves bearing eight
per cent interest per annum in case of ndh-pnymen
from their respective maturity untlpsd and without this
clause authorize Propagation Of tnrm The Mules Horses
Blacksmith I OOls and Carts, CASH-Thee will be also
offered for sale on the day. some House Servants
among Others two negro women, house servants, with
ther families. MIR. Thihodaux will make known the
conditions the day Of sale. NJ. BOURG Sheriff.
Lafoucche March II ASA
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RUSSIAN SOCIETY As for their social
condition. the Serfs from the basis of society,
and number about forty millions. They
live in huts constructed after the manner OF
our cabins, and sheep skin forms their
perpetual dress, which lasts them for life.
They cannot marry without the consent of
the master, neither can the master compel
them to marry. They are brought up in
ignorance, and are as practically ignorance
of the Sermon on the Mount as the widest
savages. They adore the Gar, and when
they die expect to go to Heaven by, holding
leaf received from the priest between
their fingers. 1t is from these that the Car
draws his soldiers. The next are the free.
men, or citizens, who are manufacturers,
sailors, post-riders, ETC.. and many ofthem
attain great riches. They are brutal in
their passions, and barbarous in their pleas
ures. The nobility are divided into two
classes, hereditary and by appointment.
The whole pressure is against the nobility.
which is assailed by the Car, who has
endeavored to elevate the serfs-not for
their benefit but to impoverish their
masters.
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often question amongst people who are unac-
quainted with the anatomy and physiology Of
man, whether lying with the head exalted or
even with the body, was the most wholesome.
Most consulting their own case on this point,
argue in favor Of that which they prefer. Now,
although many delight in bolstering up their
heads at night, and sleep soundly without in
jury, yet, We declare it to be dangerous habit.
The vessels through which the blood passes
from the heart to the head, are always lessened
in their cavities when the head is resting in bed
higher than the body, therefore in all diseases
attended with fever, the head should be pretty
nearly on q level with the body; and people
ought to accustom themselves to sleep thus to
avoid congratulated Journal. ~ ~
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7ENTE VOLONTAIRE.-Il sera Of

fert en- vente publique par NJ Bourg Sheriff ct encan-
dument quaife par la oi SAMEDI lie AvRII 1884
10 heures les proprietes ciapres decrtes apparte
nant Pierre Thibodaux, SAVIOR:
USE HABITATION SUCRE situee sur la rive gauche du
bayou Lafourche environ tros miles ct dem audessus
de Ia vile de ibodaux ayant une facade de six arpens
ct dem plus mons dit bayou, ct une profondeur
de arpents plus moins borne haut
rhabation de Mafcelin Brand, ct has par cele de
Moreau Lorio toutes les ameloratons ct les ba
cabanes negres, un magasn mais, ct une bonnie
sucrerie avec une machine vapeur neuve de choix y
environ quatre vngt arpents de bones cafes sur labi
taion
Les esclaves sufvant, SAVIOR:
HARRY, bon negre de champs, age danviron 80 ans.
NOISES, chareter, laboureur, age d'envron %
BURT, age d'envfroh Fl ans.
CHARLES, age denviron 81 ans
JEFF un jeune negre age d'environ 10 ans.
PREBY, une jeune negresse agee d'environ IA ans.
WINNEY bonnie negresse de champs agee d'environ rs
ans; ct son enfant de mois.
RACHAEL bonnie negresse de champs, agee denviroh %
ans ct son enfant-MARY, agee denviron I ans.
SUCKEY bonnie negesse de champs agee denvron 10
NEUF MULETS des Chevaux des Cochons des Charues
Forge.
TERNE ct CoNDrTIoNsIa terre payable $4,000 Compliant
5000 lie Is Fevrier 1885, ct Ia balance payable par
Mars des annees 1885, 1851 1885, les payabes
10 Ferer 1855 Les acquereurs devant fournr eurs bes
respect divses par coupons ct endosses la satisfaction,
payable bureau de Messrs. Bogart Foley Avery la
Nouvee Orleans porant hypotheque specae reservee
de retard compter de eurs echeances respves usqua
parat Placement cee clause autoe Propagation de
erme Les Mulet les Chevaux la Forge ct les Cigarettes
Compliant.
aussi oert vente pubique se meme jour, des
Domestiques de Mason entire autres deux negresses de
mason leurs anne. Mr. Thibodaux fera connaitre
les conditions lie jour de Ia vente.
Mars, II, 1854. [l2tdsl NJ BOURG, Sheriff.
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vorE FOR H1M.-Lewis, the fun.loving
editor ofthe N. NJ. Union, (says an exchanged
is candidate for the Legislature In the
last number of his paper he published a
circular to his fellow-citizens of eight col
umns Whereupon he says:
{" 1t may be asked why write so long a
circular. An anecdote will illustrate my
answer. Once upon time, an old lady
sent her grandson out 10 set turkey. On
his return, the following dialogue took
place: Sammy; have you set herp Yes,
grandma Fixed the nest all up nicely 2
Mighty fine, grandma How many eggs
did you put under herv sOne hundred and
twenty, grandma why Sammy! What
did You pct SO many under her for 2
Grandma, I wanted 10 see her spread
hersefp -...-.H-=
My opponents will pitch into this circu-
lar-hope they will have good time in
making large per centage off of it. A
short one would be as much as they could
get over, but want to see them spread
themselves"
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Succession Of Adam Perihpu,- Jr, and Community
ariM -Aueiiae Poche
GTATE OF LOUiSIANA-Fiiih' Dis


In the and by the authority of the Fifth Judi
f,urhe there will be Offered for sale at public auction
fed sworn III for the said parish the premises
bank Of Bay Iatnurche abont five six miles above
the town of Thibodanx, THURSDAY the 18th day OF
APRIL 1864 at 10 O'clock the follow ing described
property. to-wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF land tuated In said Parish OF
Lsfnurche, the right bank OF Bayou Eefonrche at
about miles belnw the towi' of Thibodaux,
measuring five arpents or less front by the depth
thereunto belonging. bounded above BY lands Of Mar
csse Leblanc, and below by lands Of Valery Braux.
LUCY, negro aged about twenty three years,
and her child MARIA, aged about fifteen months
MADELEINE muattfo girl aged about sixteen years,
AMI also some Cows and Calves Hogs. Corn
in Shucks and the Household Furniture, etc.
TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs-The movea. les all sums Of
under five dollars payable CASI-snd all sums exceed
ing five dollars payable in March 1855. The Slaves pay
able hundred dollars CASH on the slave Lucy and
child and hundred d,ars CASH, the slave Made
e and the balance of the price Of the s,ves and the
prize OF the land payable in three equal instaments
maturing respectively in all and each of the ,nhs of
March, 1856 1856 and 1857, and for the and slaves,
the furnish their in soiiO with good
nd approved security, and payable at the office OF the
Ret order of sad Parish, to the order 81 the Administer
trx II said Estate and for the m0veabes, purchasers
give good and approved security and all pune
taaly paid bearing eight per cent ne-est from and
after maturity till aid and the land and slaves
specially mortgaget and hypohicated and affected with
vendors iviege, until ray ment. NJ B0gRG,
March 10, 1854. |r. Sheriff.
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.sA A HERolc TURK.-Among minor occur
rences Of the Turkish war lately narrated, is
Turkish sailor, which has inflicted great
modification on the Russians at Sebastopol.
Some time before the battle Of Sinope they
captured a Turkish steamer in the Black
Sea, and q week or two ago, while this
prize was lying at Sebastopol, one of The
seaman who had been taken in her, contri-
we'd to get into the hold and TO create a
leak which caused her TO founder with every
thing she had on board. afisgsI z!aeest s ,I.za !
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YANKEE TARrs.-The man who seized on
opportunity is particularly requested to lend
a hand TO take time by the forelock,
The words "fello from an "orator's
MOUTH" were taken up uninjured, and
attached to those that " hung on his lipsD
The last question preached in debating
society is whether the advance in the price
of sugar will have corresponding effect on
"kisses.n ~ .-..
Itmakes all the difference in the world
how woman pants-whether for your
heart, or ten dollar doeskins.
Long words, like long dresses, frequently
hide something wrong about the understand
ing.
A man can get along without advertising,
and SO can wagon without greasing, but it
goes hard.
The man who drives his business, has
Just purchased new reins and a whip.
The man who held out an inducement
has had sore arm ever since.
No man can do anything, against his will,
said metaphysical "Faith," said Pat. 81
had brother who went to Botany Bay
against his will, faith and he did"
The woman who undertook to scour the
woods has abandoned the job on account Of
the high price of soap suds.
The man who couldn't trust his feelings,
is supposed to DO business strictly on the
cash principle.
The man who beats the drum to the
march of time," is now learning to play
the +" horn of plenty" The poor fellow re-
Gently lost his sight, and is now being led
by the dog whose " bark is on the c."
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AMERICAN VS.. FoRErcs Co1s.-The Dire,

s AMERICAN vs. FoRElGN CoIs.-The Direc-
tor Of the US. Mint, in his annual Assay
Report, gives the opinion that the necessity
of Legalizing the coin Of other nations no
longer exists-that we have now enough of
our own-and suggests that the weight and
market value ofAmerican coins be annually
made, and their current value ascertained,
that they may circulate as the only curren-
cy, and recommends that the law legalizing
coins be repealed. sfa .5z. ~ 60 II.
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Succession d'Adana PeriNou fills, conmundute arec
Adeline POche.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cou

~ Gu CfnQuleme D1Str1ct-FarOlSSe de lAfOufche.
An ct par autore de Ia Cour du Cinqueieme District
Judciare segeant dams pour parosse de Laourche
oert vente publque, Mathurn Burg Sheriff ct
Encanteur dnent nomme ct assermente dams ct pour Il
dite paroisse Ia residence dAdam Perlou pere su6
rive gauche du bayou Laourche, environ cinq six
miles audessus de la Vile de Thibodaux JEUDI lie 10
dAVRIL 1854, dix heures, M la propriete suvane,
savor
UN CERTAIN MORcEAU DE TERRE stu6 dams la dite
parosse de Laourche, Ia rive droite du you
fourche environ Is miles en- has de la vile de Thbodaux
mesurant arpents de face plus mons Ia proon
deur qui sly rouvent borne haut par les de
Narcisse Leblanc bas par celes de vaery Breaux
LUCY, negresse agee denvron vngttros ans ct
enfant-MARIA, agee d'environ Is mois.
MADELAINE, une mulatresse, agee d'eBviron 16 ans
AUssI: DES yACHEs EFT LEURS yEAUX, des Cochons,
du Mails Paiie, ct lie Fourniture de Maison etc.
TERAEs CoSDITIoEs-Ies mobiers toutes de
de cnq pares payable Compliant ct toutes
mes excedant cnq pastres payable dams lie couran du
de Mars 1850 Les escaves payable cent pastres Compliant
escaye Lucy ct enfnt ct cent pastres Compliant
sur escave Madel inc, ct Ia balance m px des escaves
prix de Ia terre payable dams trois placements egax
ecant respevemen dams ous chacun des mos de Mars
des 1885, 1885, 1851 pour La escIaves
les acquereurs onront eurs bi lets soiarement
bonnie ct vaahe Caution ct payable bureau du Recorder
de paroisse por de administrative de la e
cesson mober les fournront de bonnie
ct valbe caution ct toutes sonnes ct bets poncuee
payes poreront nteret rison de huit pour par
an compiler de Pecheance jusqua parait paement ct
erre ct les esaves resteront hypoheques actes
lie privilege du vendeur jusqu'a parfait Placement.
Mars, VI 1854. fI2tdsT nj. BOCRG Sheriff.
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INTERMARRIAGE OF BLOOD Relations
The Fredericksburg (Va) News says: In
the county in which we were raised, for
twenty generations back, certain family
of wealth and respecta biity have inief-
married, until there cannot be found in
three of them a sound man or woman. One
has sore eyes, another scrofula, third is
idiotic, fourth blind, fifth bandy-legged
sixth with head about the size Of a
turnip. with not one out Of the number
exempt from physical or mental defects Of
some kind. Yet this family persevers TO
intermarry with each other, with these
living monuments constantly before them.
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70 Don't triRe with the affections Of
young ladies. They are institutions that
were never established for any such purpose.
If you don't contemplate marriage certif-
Gates and the parson, French bedsteads, a
five hundred dollar house rent, anu pros
pective home for the old folks, just take your
hat and leave. You've no more right TO 90
on trifling with confiding calico, than a
hoIlyhock has to pass itself off for rose
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IA PHIuosoPHY-"F First class in natural phi
losophy, stand up. r" What's. attraction %
znPlease, sir, know: the look that blue
eyed gal gives her lover" q H7'sf s7t''5-' /
~ RICH, l. Now tell me what inertia is ~
".Inertia, sir, is desire to remain where
you are a. feeling a piece Of calico expert
ences. when leaning against a canary
colored vest n - -. - 90, -
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AMERICAN CITIzENsHIP-The editor of the
American Law Register, in writing on the laws
Of American citizenship, says:
alt does not, probably, occur to the American
families who are visiting Europe in great num-
bers, and remaining there, frequently. for a
year, that all their children born in foreign
country are aliens, and when they return home,
will return under all the disabilities of aliens.
Yet this is indisputably the case for it is not
worth while to consider the only exception to
this rule that exists under the laws of the
United States, viz: the case of a child SO born,
whose parents were citizens of the United States,
on or before the 18th Of April 1902" ~ ri
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Z, BENTON TIRED or THE House. "A CORES.
.pondeat OF HE ST. Lonis Republican, writing
from Washington, says thatsit is understood
at the capital that Col. Benton will not,
under any circumstances, run again for the
Honse of Representatives, and that Mr.
Blair tsol Of the late editor will be the
candidate Of the succession. @ 'ea f. a. igas
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E. j. HART g. co,
HM0'F f9, 7chopUoN7ds Street, NeW- UT7e0'
Brandies, Wines. Liquors,

>'amof 10, 10upHoWuS AoTeet, ANeW-CfeuHs
Brandies, Wines, Liquors,
GROCERIES,, DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
THE Subscribers have now in store,
4 and are daily receiving per Packet, Steamers and
Ships very extensive stock, as:
FRENCH BRANDIES-
500 PACKAGES half quarter and eighth PIPES, among
which :-Pinet, Castion Co.. Seignette J. Augustin
1882; Lecoq Champagne, 1915; Alfred Morton Hennes
sey; Pelevoisin; J. H. GODDARD, etc.
HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RUN, SCOTCH and IRISH
WHISKY.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS
WHISKY-100 barrels Old Monongahela Rye; so barrels
Superior Virginia Rye 100 barrels Western Reserve 100
barrels Rectifed.
RUM-5O barrels Louisiana. GIN-50 barrels New York.
BITTERS10 barrels Superior Wine 10 barrels Schiedam
WINES
800 PACKAGES pure JUICE PORT; Burgundy Port
Crown Port; Golden Sherry Crown Sherry; Rose Ma
deira; Lisbon Madeira Sweet and Dry Malaga, &c.
CHAMPAGNEO baskets, Fine Brands quarts and Pints.
CLARET-1OOO boxes, among which some very choice.
HAUT SAUTERNE-250 boxes.
OLD COGNAC BRANDY-150 boxes
HOLLAND GIN-Jamaica Rum; Sherry Port, etc., 500
hoyo
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las An AxERIcAx 0FFIcERIE THE TURKISH Army.
Our correspondent at Gonstantinople says
"A large number Of Polish officers hate been
sent to the Georgian frontier to help fight the
Muscovites. Mr.. Bonfanti, Of New York, formerly
Of the American volunteers in Mexico, has been
He has also reesii1sd tie name Of Nevis Beg !
h. sad VI sss ..s.lT IN. r Ersniag Posi-
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Co

uu Nhf4oetto i'tssfiet, PssI VIsse ue 1"SiouICt6s
Jury de Police DE- Ia par0isse de Lfourche, Be,t0l
Burrios. No. 1851.
BerhO BarrOs residant dams La dite paroisse ct us
ceux que cel'e peut concerner.
sACHE, Qu'en vertn dun ordre de sai>i moi adresse
par onorae Cour de District segeant dams pour pa
rosse de Laourche, dams Ii cessus ntithee
merotee ai sas lie 10 du mos MARS Ia propriete suvaze
sevoir: RAM. -.
TN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE stne dams 10 dite
parosse Ia rive roi du bayou Lafourche environ
miles audessous de Ia vile de ockport borne hau par
les terres de Raymond Baro ct bas cees de BAR
rios ayant cinq ae de face dit bayou par quarante
arpents de prondeur, ttes par pcsente notifies
dans presenter opposions ct les raisons motvees
Ia de Cot dams les trene ours partr du de Mars 1854
porquo proprete sas serat pas yendu scion Ia de-
mande des petitionnares satare Ia de cinq
cent deux pastres ineret legal de la deande Judi
claire ct les ais de process eant monant pour
reparations fate Ia terre ceseus deerite par requson
ite Ppecteur u second District de cetie parosse lie
de Novembre, 1852, conformement II loi. - .7..-.'
Mars, II, 1854, it-9t NJ. BOUKG, Sheriff.
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-TEAS-
POUCHONG, @ ORANGE PECCO,
|SOUCHONG, 7sGSgN FLOWERY do.
OOLONG, ~ M UNPOWDER,
OLD HYSON, MKMk CHULAN,
Y'NG HYSON, HsaimjG TONKAY
HYSON SKIN, TWANSEY.

-GROCERIES-
SUGAR-Louisiana Loaf, Crushed and Powdered.
MOLASsES-tioden Syrup and Honey.
CANDLE@Sperm, Star and Tallow
sOAP--Brown, White, Fancy and CASTLE.
BUTTER-Goshen and Western.
ClIEEsE-Engish Dairy Pine Apple.
STARCH-lndigo, Saerats Buckwhea Havana Preserves,
Shaker Preserves Canton Ginger Prunes Cuants, Pee
ans, Brazil Nuts, Raisins Almonds Cranberres, Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches
sPICEs-AIspice, Cloves Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper,
Ginger, Kentucky Mustard, &c.
PICkLES-Ketchups Sauces of all kinds.
ALEPorte Cider Rock Candy, Sweet Chocolate assorted
Stick Candy Fire Crackers Backing Wash Boards Clothes
Lines Broom Shoe Brushes Baskets Cedar Tubs Painted
Tubs Pals, bingham Buckets Sleeves, Mats, Scrubbng
Brushes, Axe Handles. &c.
Cap, Straw Store and Wrapping Papers Of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
BARKsDALE, Eroy, Parks, Mac Mac, McEnery. John
Sydnor Mcdonald Charles n, Palm spencers Williams
foot Pnckneg Hobson Choice Eucre, Yellow Bank, Good
wins Smoking, Llenthal
Flos de Morales, Colon, Vegners, Opera, Zpador Dos
Amegos, FL Cruzades Tres Gracas, Delcros, La Flor,
Donna Prima, Alberto, Cabano, FL Sol, &c
. ,. DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
QtININE-2OO0 ounces French and American; Is demi
johns Spirits Nre 10 carboys d;tto 60 demohns Aqua
Amonia; carboys ditto 30 carboys Acetic Acid; 80
Sal Soda 100 barrels Epson Salt; IS bbs Glauber Salt
10 bbls Camphor; 50 bbls Cream Tartar 20 bbfs Flour
birthstone 20 bbls Roll ditto 20 cases Gum Arabic, as
White Wax; 300 ID Turkey Opium 1900 b Tartaric Acid ;
so D. Citric Acid; bbls 0xaic Acid; bales Orange
Peal; bags Aniseed; 2 bales English valeran Root; 2
bales Gentian Root; bales Columbia Root; 20 boxes
Calcined Magnesia 10 cases Carb. Magnesia; 1900 b
Peruvian Bark, in powder various qualities; 800 A
English Calomel; 200 n American CalomeI 100 d Eng
fish Blue Mass 200 10 American ditto 80 Tartar Emetic
so d Corrosive sublimate 80 b Red Precpitate $50 p
Iodine Potasse; 50 h Iodine; 800 Morphine $50
300 n CHLORoFORM, and large assortment Of Drugs,
Chemicals Extracts ETC., for sale by E. J. HART Co.
jan14 ~ TchOODitOulaS st, New Orleans,
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PARISH AUCTIONEER,
dec TO- a atr a. LAFOURCHE
Plows! Plows!

. 80 m AGENCY OF THE
MerchamfS' Insurance Company
ia of New Orleans. rs5
FOR the parishes of Assumption, La
l. fourche and Terrebonne. The undersigned having
been appointed agent for the above Insurance Company
beg call the attention Of Planters Merchants and
property holders Of the three above parishes to the follow
ing clause adopted by the Board Of Presidents Of Insurance
Companies of New Ole ms, for country Fire Risk.
w- FIRE PIsKs out Of New Orleans on buildings or
contents excepting Gin and Sugar Houses and their
have the following rlause inserted PROVIDED THE
PLACE HAS NO INSURANCE COMPANY OR AGENCY
IN IT namely-rr7 r., - --s,4.t ~, 4. 81 ..,. -
It is understood and agreed be condition Of this In
surance that in Of ss within the policy the In
surers to be liable only for THREE FOUTHS OF THE
SAME not exceeding the sum herein insured and the
OTHER FOURTH to lie BORNE BY THE ASSURED.
The undersigned is ready to Insure properties against
Fire Risks and also Cargo per Steamboats,. ,.g, "a
- -. a. - . -, CHARLES LESSEPS, Agent.
Firm Of Less"ps Deguilhem, Thibodaux La .sly7s
May 9Th, 1853. 5..g,,s-, ...i. (9a1y.1