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TIL RIED wOMAN,s
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

THE MARRIE wOMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DIR. A. M. MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Hundredh Edition. lsmo, pr. $50. Price so Cent?.
Ion FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 00.1
First published in isi7 a-d it is not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that + EMAIL .
whether MARRIED OR NOT, can bore
acquire a full knowledge OF the ma
ture, character and causes OF her
complaints, with the various
symptoms, and that nearly
HALF A. MILLION COPIES
should have been sold. IL is impracticable to con-
vey fully the various subjects treated Of, as they
are Of a nature strictly intended for the married.
or those contemplating marriage.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT By MAIL within the last fen
months.
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RANTS INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

B sveh n Medicine, ~ erery yespoefi and there i nbundam
sroof, in great cure effected, that n BOTTLE OF II con-
aims more purify ing, healing virtue. and ried'oa! pov~
han there is containcd in FOJR BOTTLES Of any SdrsG
pdrila, or any other medicine that has ever been oherod
Dr. sale. There is undoubted proof In our pamphlets, hM
~ the use of this great Indian Pwlfer, they that were DY-
NO yet LIVE-ihey that were LANE and CRlPPLED
sn now THAT were SICK,
md Otherwise discussed, have been HEALED and CURED
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fNRRYALL For saIe--A one h,rs. cnrN,ll
IN good or Ter. Apply TO "a. u. YOUNG.
mD eor. Parade
FOR SALE.
hrst rate s,coud hand wagon, apply 10 \.
n habbard, Carriage Nak,r. Farewell 81.
mis-
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HE TIMES, NEWPORT. r. l. THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST II, 1854.

|. THE NEW REM EDi
LATELY DISCOVERED BY RApWAN
&cO., CALLED
Radway's Renovaling RcsoEycnl.
r. r. IL.
A quick cure for .ScroGils in lie worst FIRMS.
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOiNENT.
IL Cleanscs aud p%urifcs the blood irom all ScGuf.
,lo,is Hum ,rs; IL eiadicitcs irom the l"lrs and
aasclcs Disease Deposits ~ clcctilcs The
ilids and solids
WirH HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
IL IS warranted to cue
Scroiula, Whit" Swellirrs,
Hum0rs, S~yphilis,
tanccrs. Epilepsy,
TMnors, Jaundlce,
Ricketts,, Ulcers,
Salt Rhcum, Fever Sores,
Bronchitical Twnors Hacking Dry Cough.
In either ofthe above named diseases, we Guar
,.tee that the patient will experience its power,
NJ effects IN A FEW HOURS after taking II.
LIKE ELECTRICITY,
Is thrill Of health courses through every nerve
sni secretion OF the system. Its shock 4 health
40 felt IN the bones, the muscles, the nerves, the
sccietions of every organ IN the body,
sn tcn Minute.
Fv patient feels this marvellous remedy worN
ng IN the system after taking il.
]. IL enriches and puriiies the blood.
2. IL removes from the bones and secretions NJ
diseased deposits.
). II strengthens and builds up the weak, re-
Taxed aud worn out parts Of the system.
4. IL braces up ana inparts renewe ed encgy aud
A~iiaiity To- the nerves.
LET ALI THE DISEASED
call At the Medical Office Of RABWAY & CO..
No. l62 Fallca street, and give this cxraordinar,
remedy one trial. Price 81 per boi,ie.
q "A Z ~.
All suffering with pain are invited 10 call a.
RAILWAYS Meuical office every day, from s
\. II. 10 =. NJ. IL is guaranteed tLat kti'-
WAYS GEADY RELIEF will stop The moot
severe pains IA five minutes or lees. a regular
physician is IN attendance. Advice gratis.
49, -
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LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER

No husband on pife need be ignorant of ,ohat
s~oncernS them most TO knoW TO secure their health
md happiness. That kno,cedge is contained in a
littAc ,c0rk entitled
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Observation-Disclosures
Brant's ia the Cheapest

Who have used BRANT'S PURIFIER; after having used
nd tested ALL the Sdysdpariitas and other medicines REQ
10 euro blood diseases, have decided that
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This extraordianh'y unenvni Is composed Of this
most healing Balsams. and when used In accordance
with the directions which accompany each pot, vii
insure cures when nj, other means fail. Cssts az the
most desperate skin diseases readily Yield 10 lie eE
ncaey. IL In famous when used IN cnses cf Govt,
Rhenlna,is1, Contracted or s,iT Jnlnis. In k,ths
mas, IL will do wonders If we'll rubbed into the Che,t
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession OF Jean Alleman, deceased.

By virtue ofn decree of the honorable the 9th
Judicial District Court, of the State Of louisa
ma, in and for the parish of Assumption, dated
9th day of March 1854, and to me direct ID
Will be offered at public sale, on the premises
10 the parish of Assumption, on Wednesday the
18th day Of April 1854, at ten O'Clock A. NJ,
by A. r. IIickman, shorthand auctioneer, in
and for the parish of Assumption, the following
described property, belonging to the aforesaid
succession, to wit: ...a-
" > Isl. A tract Of land established asa sugar
plantation, situated in tins parish, on the left
bank Of Bayou Lafourche, at abont s miles
below the town Of Donaldsonville, measuring
one rarpent and a quarter fronting SAID bayou
ona depth of forty arpents, between opening
lines, bounded above by the public road lea
ding to Brnle Dalferes, and below by lands of
J.. v. Leblanc, together with all the buildings
and, improvements thereon, with the eXcep-
ton, OF 4 certain house and cooper shop situa-
led on said land in the rear, and on the upper
line of said sugar plantation on the public
road leading to BrnlG Dalferes.
ID. Isaac, a negro man, about 40 years old,
Sd. John, Il negro man; about as years old.
4th. James, a negro man, about 26 years
9Th. Mules, horses, oxen, cows, hogs,
. ploughs, carts, spades, hoes, axes, cane kqi-
veg, q lot of bricks, Il lot OF cord wood, &c.
sth. 2 Billiard tables, ~demyohns, bottles
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PIANOS.

n. A. F1audry annonce aux habltanfs de
la cote quill aura t%ouJours Ell main DIES Pla-
nos DE la manufacture de Faivre, d'excellen-
te qualite, systemic en- fer. II veudra ccs
Instruments i des conditions on ne peut plus
a~vantageus6s, le lubricant lui vendant ses
produits aux prix d~sartiste, c'est-a-dire avec
de plus arands avantages encore qu'auX mar
challds.
Les Pianos de la manufacture de Faivte
ont anjourd'hui une reputation unlverselle.
Recommends d6ja par Herr ct Strakosch,
F~op;nion de GottsctaIk sur ces instruments
leur a dome, surtout en- Louis'ane, une vogue
plus cralje encore. C'est ce qui a determine
NJ. Flandry a 6tablir q Dona1dsonyiile, un
depot de ces Pianos, sans contredlt les plus
convenables sous I'm cIimat CONNIE le n6tre.
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Notice Is hereby given to all TN payers
OF the rarlaL Of Assumption. that The undcrsi,
9Ecd Assessor ST said parish las this day do
posted with the Recorder of the parish of
Assumption, the Roll Of Assessment for the
year 1853.
Notice IS further given to all whom il may
concern, to make their objections If any they
have 10 said tableau within thirty days from
date,
Parish OF Assumption, teh. nth 1854.
ALFRED TETE,
Is Assessor
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NOuNEAUTES, QUlNCAIlLE-
RIES ET GRDCERlE.

lc sonssigu& a toujours on main ct ofrc en-
ycnte Il tles priX bien nodtrcs un immense az
sentiment dc marchandises, tcls que:
"CaIicos t~ranCais, riches; ca ;hemires de toutcs
conIelrs; soIerie unie ct a carreaux; barpour
broche ct noir; robes bareges; MORE Hoire anti
que; gros de naples; mouchoirs, coils. chcn,iset-.
ties ct manChes bro1ces;-mousselines de laine,
toutes c]ouleurs, mfrinos, al paca, bombazine,
tonlaris, chally. draps. hinge de table. nappcs ct
serviettes de toutes erandeurs; en- I'M mot tout
ce qui est du resort dun magasin de m"rchan-
discs sGches bien ~assor,i;
II ofire tgalemcnt en- tente unc grande guam
titt dobiets de gnincaiiIerie ct dc g~rocerir.
On yeHdfa a un rabais con idsrable toutes les
marchandises d'hiver; quaint aux merchandise
d,ete don't ie stock Went d'Gtre renouveIg, eiics
seront yendues 4 dies conditions a~vantasclscs.
D. ADOLPiiE LOkEI Il 20.
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VOLES

A Fecurie du WASHINGTON HOTEL,
lundi deruier, 81 de ce rnois
Tn chevalblauc de race aniericaine, ct un
cheval bale, de race creole, sans antres mar
ques particulieres.
Ces chevanx ont Solvent fait lie tralet de
DoualdsonvilIe ct de T~hibodeaux a Napo-
leonville.
Toute personne qui les fera retrouver au
soussigne recevra une ~recompense liberale.
u BESsE, Freres.
la Minerve ct le aYigilant' sont prizes ae
reproduarr aet avis.
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* VENi}ItE

Z- t-..
De BONES terres cultivabies ct des cyprie-
res sitnees comm il suit
Sur lie Grand Bayou, au dessus dc lhahita-
ton de NJ Non E LAUvE ct au dessous de
la residence de NJ. F. MoLLERE;
Sur le Bayou Corne, pres du ferry;
Sur le bayou PicfTe-Part au dessus ct an
dessous du ferry; r3
Sur Ii Belle Riirisre. sur Ia route 2conjuisant
sur fhahitation GRos ct Pavan:
Sur lie bayou Cre,t;-sur lie bayou Dro't,-
dams le Bfald Labadte ;-da1is lie Nourean
Tcras.
A vendrn ega1e1nent dss doubles conces-
sions situ5es derriere les habitations de NM.
Guillot, Barber ct autres;-dans lie Brale ST.
Tnceat eli sur lie railroad des Opelousas.
Conditions a~vantageuses.
Ssadressef Il
A, j. POWELL, IA
U. 5. Dep, Surneyor 4 land agent.
Donaidsonvllle. La.
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Terms and Conditions :

The landed property payable three hundred
dollars cash, and the balance in three equal
instalments, maturing III the months oimarch
of each of the years 1855, 1856 and 1857.
The slaves, payable two hun lred dollars
cash, and the balance in three equal install
msnts, maturing in the months OF march OF
tho years 1855, 1856 and 1857.
And the moyeable property payable all
sums of ten dollars and under ten dullars
cash, and all sums above ten dollars in march
1855. Purchasers to furnish their notes with
joint and several securities, payable at the
office of the Recorder Of this parish, with in
tsrest at therate OF eight per cent per annnm
an case OF non pa ynaent at maturity.
The landed property and slaves to remain
specially morga ged until paid.
fali.hof Assumption, march ilth le4o.
A. +. HICKMAN,
&c Sheriff ~ A~uclioneer.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Succession Of Lwelling G.. Phillips

Succession Of Iwelllng G. Phillips.
In obedience to an order Of the Honorable
the 5th Judicial District Court ct the State of
Louisiana, in and for the parish of Assump-
ton, dated the nth february 1854, will
be offered at public auction by Alfred Tete
and Cyprien L. Blanchard, public auctioneers
Of the parish Of Assumption, on Thursday the
10th day of march 1854, on the premises, at
ten o'clock A. M, the following described
property, belonging TO the aforesaid success
sion. viz
10, A tract Of land, situated i'll the parish of
Assumption, on the eftbank Of Bayou aiour-
che, nearly OF opposite Labadieville, neasI-
ring about five arpents trout by forty in depth,
between converging lines, bounded above by
land Of Jean Bite Lasseigne and below By land
Of Theodule Labiche, together with the buit-
dings, Improvements, appartenances thereon;
together with eighty five shares 1851 of Citr-
zens Bank Stock, also the regress Charity,
aged 40 years diseased ~morgaged to said
Bank with the land.
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E'fAT DE La LOUISIANA.
PARGIssB ASSUMPTION.

Succession de fen Lwcllyn G.. Phillips.
Ea vertu dun decret de Honorable la
Cour du Cinqni6ne District Judiciaire de Get
Fiat dams ct pour Ia ~paroiSse Assumption.
SOUS In date du 7 fGvrier 1854, II sera of[ert
en- yente publlque, d l~encan, par Alfred
Tete ct Cyprien l.. Blanchard, encantcur. dG-
ment qualities, dams ct pour la paroissc As
somption, lie Jeudi 10 mars 1854, sur les lieuy,
a dix heures A. NJ, les prophecies ci-apres
decrites, appartenant Il la susdite success
sion. SAVIOR:
10. Tn moroccan de terre on habitation. 81
tuee Ell cette p~aroissc, sur la rive gauche du
Bayou Lafourche, rresque en- face de Laba-
dieville, mesurant environ cinq arpents de ia
ce sur quaranta de profondeur, entire lignes
convergeantes, bornee en- haut par la terre
de Jean Bite Lasseigne, ct en- bias par celle de
Theodule Labiche, ensemble avec toutes les
bdtisses ct authorizations Gui en- dependent,
avec quatre-vingt cling actions dams lie fond
capital de Ia Banque DIES Citoyens, aussi la
negresse Charity (maladive agee de 40 ans,
hypothequee q Ia dite banque avec la terre,
ESCLAVES
%. Isaac, Age de Is ans.
80. Bob, |maladifi age de 40 ans.
DO. Henry, age de IS ans.
SO. Smith, (rhumatismes) age dc 40 ans.
SO. Daniel, age dc 18 ans.
70. Minos, ace de 90 ans
80. Milly, ag6c de 40 ans.
90. Suzanne, ageede 90 ans: estropiee, svec
son eniant.
10. Juliet, agGe de 80 ans.
Ito. Theresa, agree de so ans.
lee. Annie, agee de SO ans.
100. Meubles, Its sarnis, tables, batteris
de cuisine, etc.
14o. Animaux: un cbeval, une lament, clng
vaches ct une paire de bGuts.
100. Tn ~pisfolet, Til tusil ct IN buggy.
'i'elnes ct Conditions
La terre ct l'esclave Charity avec les qua
t~re-vingt-cinq actions dams lie fond capital de
la Banque dies Citoyens, FacquGreur assume
ra lie Placement de la balance due a Ia dite
Banque, ct la balance du priS dc ladjudlca-
ton, ell cinq ter1nes egaux, echeant dams les
inois de mars de chacune des annees 1855,
1856. 1857, 1855 ct 1859; pour la balance des
esclaves, a Perception de la negresse Susan ct
son e%nfant, cent plastres compliant sur chaqts
esclaveet la balance en- quatre termes egaux
eeleant dams les mois de mars de chacune
des annees 1855, 1856. 1851 ct 1858. Pour la
ncgresse Susan ct son enfant qu1 dolvert stre
vendrs ensemble. cent piastres compliant ct
la balance aux memes termes que les escla
YES ci-lessus mentionnes, ct pour lie mobiller,
toutes sommes au,dessous de $40, compliant ct
toutes somn1es de SO ct an-dessus EN- mars
1855. Les acquereurs devront fournir leurs
billets c~autionnes d la satisfaction des execu-
teurs, pa ab!esau bureandu Recorder de cette
p~aroisse, avec inteFet q raison de hut pour
cent par an, apres Pecheanee lusqu'a final
Placement. Les billets ~souscrits pour Ia terre
ct les c~sclaves seront garantis par hypothe
cues surda dite terre ct les esclaves.
Assumption, le 8 tevfier 1854.
TETE 1T BLANCHARD,
% Encanteurs.
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ECROUE

q Ce jour, dams la ge6le de Ia p~aroisse As
IN somption, I'm gros Negro, age d'environ
SO ans, taille de 5 pleds cinq pouces ct
delni. ayantune large cicatrice sur I'm doigt
lie la main droite, ct p~lusieurs cicatrices sur
Ia cote droit de la tete, portant sur Farriere
du con la trace de lapplicatlon de ventouses,
Sc dlsant avoir lie nom de JORDAN, ct appar-
rei,r au Col. w. w. pugh (habitation du
1exusb... M Briant, gerant de cette habi-
t4tlutI.
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PARTI MARION

De Ihabitation J. ]. Rousseau. deptiiis trois
semaines, lie mulatre BEN, age dsenyiron %
ans, bon ing6nieur, ayant deux doigts de la
main droite coupes.
Une recompense liberale sera accordee 4
quiconque lie ramenera au gerant actuel dc
fhabitation, M Mc'Orel Potter.
Les Sherifs DIES paroisses voisines sont prizes
de nous a%vertir, sice mulatre Sc trouye ecroae
dams quelqu'une de leurs ge6les, ct nous leur
tiendrons compte de tous frais que leurs de-
marches pourront oecasionner.
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TAX ES.

Avis public est dome 4 tous les ltahitantS
dc ia p~aroissc Assumption; Sujets d payer dcs
Taxes, que le soussignr, Assesselr dc cette
paroisse, a dGpose ce Jour, an bureau du Re
"orderd lie la paroisse Assumption, lie tablcau
Disbursement dc Ianntc 1853.
Avis est dome aux inttresses de fairc orpn-
sition Isl lieu ily a au dit tahlcau, dams les
trente lOnrS qu sulVront cette date.
ParolSse Assumption, II ttvrlcr 1884.
AL FRED TE11i.
% tSxnsgcilr
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LANDS FOX SALE.

Fine farming and cypress lands. situated
as follows
On Grand na you above plantation Of Nor
bert Lanvc and below Francois Mollcrc.
On Bayou Cornc, near the icrry-on Bayou
Pierre Part above and below fcrry;-on Belle
River road leading to eros & Prayans
plantation; on Bayou Creux:-on Bayou
Droit-m BrulG Labadie:-lu New Texas
Double concessions of Gpillot. brothers.
Barber aud otllcrs. = In Brul6 St-yiaecnt l.
on the Opclou%as rail road route.
Terms moderate.
Apply tc
Al POWELL,
[. S. Dep. Surveyor & land ascat.
Dor"ldsUuvillc. "a.
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the purchase price, in five equal payments,
1naturiu~ each in the month Of march 1885.
1856, 1857. 1858 & 1852; for the balance OF
the slaves, except the negroes Susan and her
child, one hundred dollars cash on each slave,
and the balance in four equal instruments,
maturing in the month Of march 1855, 1856,
1857 & and 1858. 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 tie
movable all gums under ten collars, cash.
and all sums often dollars or more payable i'll
march 1875. All purchasers to give notes with
security to the satisfaction OF the executors,
payable at the office Of the parish Recorder Of
Assumption, with eight per cent interest after
maturity until paid. The notes for land and
slaves to be secured Ivy ml0rf@a g. on the
NJ
Assumption, Slh february 1853.
TETE 81 BLANCHARD,
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PARTI MARION

De Thabitaiion te-Helene fCoteaul, il Y a
une quinzaine de jours, le Negro Newton, age
d'environ vingt ans, taille de eini pleds huit
pouces OH a pen pres.--H est tres noir ct a le
nez recourbe.
Tine recompense liberale sera donnee i
auiconque lie ramenera a son mpitre on Pc
crouera dams la ge6le de Presumption.
I'd DESIRE LEBLANC.
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ECROUE

Dams Ia ge6le de la paroisse Assumption. lie
negre Burel, Sc disant appartenir a NJ. Char
les Mathews de la paroisse Lafourche.
&c negre mesure 5 pieds 5 pouces; il lui
manqne quelques dents, porte uue petite
inoustache ct est age d'erviron 90 ans.
A. +. HICKMAN,
25 Sheriff.
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I'm NENT'il

Par JriIEN, aucicu hortituitcnr All J,r-
din DIES pIautcs DC Paris,
ARBRLS FKUIT1TRS,
provcnant dcs pfpinicres de rOrIcanais
Ct de la Tonrrainc. tells que :
Vigncs dc Mnscat ct de Fontaineblcau,
ParIers varies,
Poiriors, Bon c~hrGtien. Dnyennt, Bcurree.
St-Germain dAlver ct d'et6, Iu,
thesse, Angletcrre, etc.
Pommicrs, R~cinette, ltalte, Apis, etc.
PRIMERS, Refine Claude, ba1nas girls, Damas
blanc. Mirahellc, etc.
Ccrisiers. Montmorency ct autrrS.v d. #-g&19
Ahfir0tIers. eF
Tous arbre< mains, a qnenouills ct on 4.
r'cin vent s"
GrosseiIlers u rappes roages ct blancircs ct
a pros grains.
Frafnboi&icfS. a i 7as
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SLAVES

90. Isaac, aged SIS years.
80. Bob diseased aged 40 years.
40. Henry, aged as years.
30. Smith [rheumaticl aged 40 years.
Sc. Daniel, aged rs years.
70, Mines, aged az years.
so. Mllly, aged 40 years.
90. Susan, aged 20 years, cripple, 70 be
sold with her child.
10. Juliet, aged 80 years.
10. Theresa, aged so years.
80. Annie, aged so years.
1870. Household furniture, bedsteads & bed
ding, tables, looking glasses a lot OF books,
kitchen utensils, &c.
40. Animals one horse, one marc, i've
cows, bull, one yoke of oxen.
$50. Moveabies, one pistol, one sun, one
buggy, &c.
Terms and Conditions
For the land and regress Charity, with
eighty 1851 shares of Citizens Bank Stock, the
purchaser To assume the payment Of the ba-
lance due 10 said hank, and the balance Of
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. = Fifth
Judicial District Court Parish oil
Assumption.
Whereas Andre Truxillo has petitioned
the Court for letters of administration on
the estate of the late SEVERN Andre Truxillo.
deceased interstate.
Notice is hereby given, to all whom it may
concern, to show cause within ten days, why
the prayer of the said petitioner should not
be granted
BY order Of the Court.
Assumption, this 4th Of March 1854.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
25 Clerk
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A

lie Samcdi 10 Mars 1854, a 10 heurcs du
matin, il sera vendu par a. L. Hickman, she
riff ct encanteur, dams ct pour la parojsse As
sornption, dams le village de PaincourtvilIe,
Ell cette patcisse, les prophecies ci-apres de-
critics, appartenant d Ia communicate qul a
-existe entrs Marie Refine Laundry ct son tpouE
Simon Sinlonaux, SAVIOR:
10. Une habitation situ6e Ell ccttc paroisse.
sur la rive gauche du Ba you Pierre Part, me
snrant 80 arpents de superficie pins GU MONS,
bornee en- haut par terre de NaIcour POrche,
rt en- bas par terre de Theodule GuiIlot, ainsi
que les batisses ct ameliorations qui Ell de-
pendent.
90. Une negresse nominee Betsey, ag6e de
50 ans, bonnie cuisiniere ct btanchisscuse, avec
ses A e~ntants, NOMINEES Augustif, E ans ~,
Francois, 4 ans 1l2, Prosper, 2 ans ct 9 moIs,
ct Ctlestin de S%jours.
Termcs ct conditions
L>habitation ct les esclaves paya bic I'm
tiers Ell mars 1855. I'M tiers Ell mars 1856 etle
dernier tiers en- mars 1857, en- biIlets caution
mes a la satisfaction du vcndeur, portant inte-
ret d raiSon de hut pour cent par I'LL, q paftir
DIES ech6ances, avec hypoth6que ct privilege
du vendeur Jnsqu'au partait Placement.
Les acteS de vente seront aux fraIS DIES ac-
quereurs.
Assumption, lie Is ttvrier 1854.
A. L. HICKMAN,
% Sherif OF Encantrur
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trois termcs tgaux, dams tout lie courant
DIES nois de mars DIES anuecs 1855, 1856
ct 1857, en- iourni>sant des billcts eau
tonnes a satisfaction ct payablcs nn bu-
rcAu dn Recorder de Ia paroisse dc
rAs>omption. lie vcndeur SC rcscrvant
un privilege sur Ia proprittt, ju5qn'5
Placement final.
Tout le mohilier payable dams tout lc
c~onrant du mois d'avrIi p%rochain.
L'actc de vente pour la dite propriete
sera AUX ffais de I'acquercur.
paroisse Assumption. IS %ftvricr 1854.
A.. L. HICKMAN,
E~nCanteur.
r. u To,4 t. " 4.