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LAwrERs.-The Emperor of China seems
to be of the same opinion as Peter the Great
in reference to lawyers. The Car said he
had two in his dominions, and that it was
his intention TO hang one Of them in order to
secure concord among his subjects. The
Chinese Autocrat has issued an edict to
suppress "the multiplying Of such people,"
whom he is pleased to designate "villainous
and perverse vagabonds, fond of creating
disturbance" There is something exceed
complimentary in this description.
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Succession Of Alexander Jarvis, deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fiih Dis.

~ tflCf Court, Parish Of TeFfebOnne.
Whereas: w. NJ. MERCER, Of said parish, Administrator
Of the above Estate, has filed with the Clerk Of said Court,
q second provisional tableau Of his Administration, praying
that it may be homologated.
Therefore, all persons are hereby warned and notified to
file their objections, If any they have, to the said account,
with the Clerk Of said Court at his Office in the town Of
Houma, in thirty days after the first publication hereof, or the
said application will be confirmed in due course Of law.
{-- Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
l. 6. Path day of June, one thousand eight hundred and
49, fifty -four. T27-5tl J. AYCOCK, Clerk.
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teur du Premier District, Messrs. Merville
Rome ct Omer Savoie furent PROF oses pour lie
Second District. Mr.. Rome recut s voiX, ct Mr..
Savoie 4; par consequent Mr.. Rome fut dument
elu Inspector du Second District, Messrs. Ira
simond Bernard ct Charles Zeringue, furent pro-
poses pour lie Troisieme District, Mr.. Bernard
reeut 8 voix ct Mr.. Zeringue 4 Mr.. Bernard
fut par consequent clue Inspector du Troisleme'
District, Messrs. N. LeBlance ct 0. Savoie
furent proposes pour lie Quatrieme District, Mr.,
O. Sayoie recut 8 voix ct Mr.. n. Leblanc 81
Mr.. 0. Savoie par consequent fut tlu lnspecteur
du Quatrieme District.
Mr.. Williams presenta Performance %suivante
qui fut adopte.
Resolu, Que la recompense du Tresorier de paroisse pour
Accomplishment DIES devors qui hui sont imposes CONNIE
depostaire dea fonds d'ecole proportionts Il Ia paroisse de
Lafonrche soft fxe deux cents piastres payable par quarts
DIES fonds decoe.
Mr.. Williams propose la resolution suivante
qui tut adopte,'
Resolu, Que dams tout cas- de vente par lie Sheriff DIES terres
dams lesquelles la paroisse est demandesesse ct achettes par
lie Sheriff fexces de telle vente de plus ct audessus du montant
du jugement ct DIES frais sera pave par IA paroisse au Sheriff
ct que lie Tresorier est par ces presentes instrnit de payer tells
eXces au Sheriff de tout argent dams lie Tresor pas autrement
%approprie.
Les personnes ci-apres nominees furent ap-
p%ointees Commanders en- Chef de Patrouille
dams les ditferents Districts.
Premier Dist-p. T. Babin Second Di~t-Z. Bou1reaux
SEINE " Louis Dantin 4eme " Nelson NctlulStol
5eme " Charles Zeringue Gene ~ K. Knight
7Gme " V. Forest Seine " Victor Melancon
9eme " Etenne Marie l0eme " Lubin Bernard
11eme " G. 0. Dantin 12eme g Jules Lagarde
13eme :" MarceIin Bergerou f4eme 81 w. Hunter
15eme " ID. ii. Field 16eme " David Pitre
Mr.. Armitage presenta la resolution suivante
qui fut approve.
Reso1u, Que lie President du Jury de Police ordonne i'm
mediatement au Chef de Patrouille du 4eme District ct a
celui du SEINE, de faire patrouile une fos par semaine pen
dant troiS mois.
Sur motion de Mr.. E. Panyel,
Retolu, Que rAvocat de paroisse est tenu de prendre
charge du process du Jury de Police, vs.. Cross, ct agisse en-
vers lie meme au meileur interet de Ia raroisse.
Sur motion de Mr.. Thibodaux, Massrs. Fl.
Bernard, J. A. Robichaux, ct A. b. Thihodaux,
furent nomme dun comite pour faire reparer he
toit de Ia Maison de Cour.
Mr.. S. Folse presenta la resolution suivantc
qui fut approuve.
Reso1u, Que Mime Andre Rosy soft d~ispens6e de payer 50
icence de psroisse.
Sur motion lie Jury de Police s'est adjourne
j~usqu'au Sine Lundi de Juliet, 1854.
J. C. Raglan, President.
EMILE E. Leblanc, Secretaire.
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MASTER N SLAvE.-At the Spring term
of the Circuit Court of Sumter county, Hon.
Alexander B. Clitherall presiding, Richard
M. Eskridge, a planter of Sumter county,
was indicted for mayhem, in disabling a leg
of a negro woman slave in his possession.
The defendant was intoxicated, and about
to whip the slave; she retreated with an axe
in her hand; he seized his gun, shot her in
the leg just below the knee, rendering am
putation necessary. The Court charged the
jury that if they believed from the evidence
that the defendant intended, unlawfully and
maliciousJy, to disable the leg of the slave,
he was guilty of the charge That the
master had no absolute dominion over the
slave, and 10 authorize a resort to such ex-
IRENE force he must show that he acted in
of rebellion, and the means used were abso-
lutely necessary to reduce her to subsection.
After a retirement of some five or ten
minutes, the jury returned a verdict of
guilty.
The defendant was sentenced by the
Court to IL years imprisonment in the
Penitentiary.
We know nothing of the defendant, ard
therefore have no personal feeling in the
matter; but we do rejoice that so signal an
example has been made, that righteous
%retribution has been visited on one of that
class of brutal shareholders, small as that
class is, whose bad actions have done so
much to bring ~disrepute upon the South.
We commend this verdict 10 the considera-
ton of Mrs. Stowe and her associates.
TG,,yfb AZ0b0unSnn
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EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR IN THE GULF
As Captain Daniel German, ofthe ship Jessy,
from Limerick, was on his outward voyage,
and when about forty-fve miles southeast Of
the Island of Anticosti, during a thick fog.
and surrounded by field ice, he heard the
report of a gun. Surprising it to be a signal
from another vessel near at hand, he caused
the fog bell to be rung to avoid a collision.
In about twenty minutes the fog cleared off,
and his ship was found to be close to a
piece of ice, on which lay in view the body
Of an Indian extended, and still bleeding
profuseIy from a wound in the chest. He
was quite dead, and not far from him lay the
body of another Indian with a dead seal
alongside Of him. The first poor fellow, it
is conJectured, despairing Of relief from
certain death by starvation, had just put a
period to his existence, not imagining that
aid was really so near. They probably
went out together on the field Of ice 10 kill
seals, and had drifted out to sea, when, the
first dying from cold, the other committed
suicide to avoid a more lingering death.
r1nohac Aornnr,
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FASHIONABLE BOO & SHOE MAKER, j
No. I st. Philip street, THIBoDi ux.

No. l st. Philip street, THIBoDiUx.
THROUGH the medium Of the public press, I take the
i liberty of announcing to tine public, that I stiH continue
to carry on, at my old stand, as above, my calling as Boot
and Shoe Maker, and l am, at all times, ready tSaccomn1o-
date my customers at the shortest notice. Boots and Shoes
Of the latest IA shions, made TO order with dcspatrh; and
warranted an easy fit, or no sale. je16
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EXCITEMENT EyTp an

EXCITEMENT EYTRAoRDINARY.-At an
early hour yesterday morning it was ru-
mored that two slave catchers were in town.
The facts as we learn them are substantial
ly these: Wednesday evening two men, of
rough exterior, applied for lodgings at the
Nashua House. The house being full,
accommodations were declined them unless
they would consent to take a room with
other dodgers, which was complied with.
Upon retiring to their room the landlord
introduced them TO the previous occupants
IN their official capacity, they being deputy
sherltfs OF Worcester county. The CONVEX
satlon turning upon the recent topics of the
day. the new corners took the part of the
Shareholder. Information that two suspi-
clous men were in Town reached the Spy
office, whereupon Thomas, the junior editor
OF the Spy, armed himself-with an um-
brella-and run from house to house, and
from street to street, proclaiining that two
slave-catchers were in town and would
leave in the Nashua train.
Long before the hour for the departure of
the train large numbers gathered at the
depot. AS the hour approached the excite
ment became intense. Thomas rushed into
the depot in breathless base, and intimated
to the faithful that Lincoln Square depot
would be the scene of action. Large num-
bers of the crowd followed Thomas. Others
waited the departure of the train. Upon the
arrival in Lincoln Square depot, it was con-
cluded by the CROWD that they had been
sold.-Worcester Transcript, 9th.
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Lafolrche.
Louis Bush, syndir,
uermoser s'i Bernard, No. 'A''
SAcHEz QUEEN vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de Tente
lance par la sus-dite Cour ct dams la cause colossus init
tulee ct numerotee, jai saisi, ct j'offrirai EN- vente pubique
a la Mason de Cour dams Ia vi lie de ThiboiauX, SAMEDi,
lie SEINE jour du mois dAOUT, 1854, a III heures A. NJ IN
propriete ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR:
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN DE WILLIE situt dams Dupre-
Vile, borne a l'Est par r, terre dc Ch1rles Dupre, Quest
par la rue st. Charles, Nord par IL terre Ge Simon Ma +
let. ct Sud par les terres d'Ulgere Badcaux, avec toutes
les batsses ct authorizations y apparten"nt.
TERMEs EFT CONTROVERSIAL ombe de cent ciuauante
pastries payable dams lie mois de Mars 1853, avec HUT pour
cent par an d'interet apres eeheance, lie privilege dr plain
til CONNIE vendeur ct un hypotheque special cont e 1t dite
%propriete, etant par cecf recnnnu ct declare vafde. ct II
balance de Republication Compliant.
La dite vente sefa faite pour sat:sfaire lie principal, les
interets ct frais de ce process.
JUN, "a 1854. [21-tds] NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
Succession de John E. Beck, decede.
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.--Etat
de la Louisiane-Cour du Cinquieme District-Pasoiss
de Lafourche.
Au nom ct par autorite de Ia Cour du Cinqnieme District
Judiciaire, siegeant dams ct pour la paroisse de Lafourche,
il sera ofert en- vente publique par Mathurin Bourg, SHERIFF. ct
encanteur publfque dument qualife ct assermente, sur les
lieux stuee dams la vile de Thibodauxi JEUD1i Il 6EN
JULIET, 1854, d 10 heures, a. M, la ~propriGte suivanae,
SAVIOR
LIE MOBIIIER, CONSTANT en- Bueeaux, Armoirs, Bots de
aveo de bon Livres, I'm bon Piano, ct aussi les ustensils de
Cuisine, ETC., etc.
TERMEs EFT CoNDrrIoNs.-Tout somme audessous de cinq
piastres payable compliant. ct tout sOmme audessus de cinq
piastres PAYABLE dOuZe mOis apres lie jour de Ia vente, les
acquereurs fournissant leurs bilets avec bonnie ct valabe
oession Ell portans hut pour cent d'interet 81 non ponctuene-
lent pave. f27-tdsl NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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CHERIFF"S SALE.
~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judicial District Court
sitting in and for the parish of Lafourche.
Raymond Oselette
Michael Kahoe.

"AASbhS AhNAoSs
TAKE NOTICE.: That by virtue Of an order Of seizure
and sale, emanating from the above entitled Court, in the
above entitled and numbered case, 1 have seized and will
offer for sale at public auction at the Court House in the
town of Thibodaux, on SATURDAY, the 9Th Of AUGUST,
1854, at 10 O'Clock, A. M, the following described property,
to.wtt:
A CERTAIN FRACTIONAL LOT OF GROUND situated in
the town of Thibodaux, containing about three thousand
six hundred and forty superficial feet, being the southern
half Of 4 half lot Of ground sold BY George 8. Guion to
plaintiff on the 18th November, 1916, being the northern
half of lot No. 167 on a plan of eleven lots Of ground made
by James B. Grinage. US Deputy Surveyor, on the 10th
of May, 1S42, which northern half is bounded North by
lot III on said plan, East by Harrison street, West by lot
1853, and South by the remaining half Of said lot; said lot
having a front of thirty two feet on Harrison street, by a
depth Of 100 feet, bounded by the remaining portion of
said half lot, No. 1851, on the North, and South by the half
lot No. 1857, now owned by J. R. Van LEV, west by lot No
1853, and East by Harrison street, and belonging to the
said defendant.
TERMS AND CoNDIr1oNs.-The said property will be sold
on Twelve Months Credit. Purchasers to furnish their
bonds with good and valuable security, bearing five per
cent. interest per annnm until final payment.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the principal, interest,
and costs of suit. l2Itdsl M. BOURG, Sheriff.
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SUCCESSOR dc a. 8. Randall.
ETA. DE LA Observation-Disclosures

- Terrebonne.-Cour du Cinquieme District Judiciere.
ArTEsDu: W. NJ. MERCER, de ID dite paroisse, Admin
fstrateur de Ia dite Succession, q ce jour depos6 dams la
dite Com, nm second compte provisional de son Administra-
tions demandante quiz soft approuve,
En- consequence. toutes les personnes qui pourraient avoir
DIES objections au dit oompte, sont par hes p~resentes notifies
de leg deduires au Greffer de Ia dhe Cour, a son bureau dams
Ia vile de Houma, dams les trente jours qui suiveront Ia pre-
miere publication de Get avis, simon lie dit compte sera accor-
de ct confirm6 scion Ia lGi.
(- Temoin ma main ct Ie sceau de la dite Cour, &c
LIS. "a JUN, mil HUT cent cinquante- guatre.
i-~( 27-5f *kF j. AYCOCK. Gre6ier,
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Succession of John E. Beck, deceased.
GUCCESSION SALE.-State of Loui-

~ siana, Parish Of Lafourche.
In the name and by the authority of The Fifth Judicial Dis
trict Court, sitting in and for the parish of Lafourche, there
will be offered for sale at public auction by NJ. Bonrg, Sheriff
and Auctioneer, duly qualified and sworn in and for the
Parish of Lafourche, on the premises situated in the town
Of ThibodauX, on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of JULY,
1854, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ the following described property,
to-wit:
THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, such as Bureauy, Ar
moirs, Bedsteads, Chairs, and Rockers, Sofas, Tables, a
Library of all kinds of fine Books, and Il splendid Piano,
also the Kitchen Furniture, such as a Cooking Stove, etc.
TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs.-Al sums under five dollars pay
able Cash, and all sums exceeding five dollars payable twelve
months from day of sale. Purchasers to give their notes With
good and approved security payable to the order of the Adj
ministrator of said Estate and bearing eight per cent interest
after maturity ifnot then punctually paid,
June 24th, 1854. [2s-tdsl '. RICHARD Admir-.
Succession of Erusimond Richard and mis.
SUCCESSION SALE-State of Louis
~ iana-FfNh District Court-Parish of Lafourche.
In the name and by the authority of the Fifth Judicial
District Court, sitti, g in and for the Parish Of l, fonrche,
Sheriff and Auctioneer duly qualified and sworn, at the
Court House in town of 1hifodaux, on SATURDAY, the
LIST day Of JULY, 1854, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, the following
TWO LOTS OF CIGARS, Tin Ware, Glass Lamps, Demi.
Johns s. twen ,y -four es1.s stone e ); 5ars; s two pan pair , Of Scales aEs a. q lot :, OF
lard, half a barrel Of Coffee, a lot Of Sugar, u lot Of Furniture,
Bedding, etc, etc.
June 9th, 1854. [27-tdsl '. RICHARD Admir-.
Succession de Trasimond Richard ct sou epouse.
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.-Etat
' de la Iouisiane-Cour du Cinquieme Dhtrict-Paroisss
de Lafourche.
An nom ct par autorite de la Cour du Cinouieme District
Juidiciaire, siegeant dams ct pour la paroisse de Lafourche,
il sera offert en- vente %pubhque par Mathurin Bourg, Sheriff
ct encanteur, dument qualife ct asserment6, dams ct pour In
dite paroisse, a la Maison de Cour, situts dams Ia vile De
Thibodaux, SAMEDI, lie de JULIET, 1854, a 10 heures,
A. NJ, la propriete ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR:
DEUX LOTS DE ClGARES, un lot de Ferb1anc, Iampes,
Damejeannes, un lot do Chandeles, un bote Darnidou, ua
lot de Sci, un basin en- Ferhlanc, un demi barril lie Cafe, Uni
lot de Sucre I'm lot Fonrnnurss ct Lifts, ETC., etc.
TERMEs ct .aa
JUN "a, 1854. E27-tdsl NJ. BOURG, sherif.
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CHARACTER OF HI EMPEROR OF BRAZIL.
The present Emperor is in every respect
admirably fitted for his high station. Born
in the country, without the advantage of a
knowledge of European life, and that fin
ished tone of education it affords, but pos
sessed Of natural endowments of an exalted
order, and having turned to the utmost
advantage the opportunities of a studious
and v%irtuous youth: he carries with him the
full national %sympathies Of the native Bra
~zilians, the respect of the old Portuguese
party, andihe esteem of the whole foreign
diplomatic body, to whom he dispenses the
honors and hospitality of a prudently man
aged court. AS the sovereign of constitu-
tional country, content 10 abide within the
strict limits imposed by his coronation oath,
his reign has been prosperous and happy.
In his private capacity he is kind and
attentive to all around him, as we'll as a
close observer of passing events. Possessed
of a benevolent heart, and actuated by a
noble singleness of purpose, he knows how
to direct the reins of government without
undue interference, or al injudicious exer-
else of his prerogative. It has often been
emphaticaIly said that the Emperor is not
only the highest, but the best man in the
country, both from his public conduct and
his private virtues. The value of such a
compliment is not enhanced, or probably,
we would say, is not impaired by any uni
versal laxity and corruption around him, as
in the case Of another empire nearer home,
wherein it is said that the principal person
age is not only the most honest, but the
only honest mar in his own dominions.
Probity and high-mindedness of every kind
in public life are as general in Brazil as in
any part Of Europe, England itself certainly
not excepted. Consequently the standard
the Emperor is measured by is one by no
means conventional or %equivocal, but is
such as any sovereign in the western world
might feel proud of having applied to
himsel[.-Hadfeld's Brazil.
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FOR SALE.-A Sugar Mill and En-
j CINE; Min "a inches diameter. and 5 feet 4 inches
long. Engine 10 inch climber, and 8 feet 4 inches stroke.
Also, 10 Sugar Kettles. from So to 81 Inches diameter. Also.
Sugar House-al sound. For particulars apply to
iumez4 - i AZ SCuplAY.
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VENTE DE SHERIFF
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du Cinquieme Dis
trict Judiciaire siegeant dams ct pour Ia Paroisse de La

VI LIf IL W. ST7EflxT-
ETAT DE- LA du Cinquieme Dis
trict Judiciaire siegeant dams ct pour La Paroisse de La
fourche.
CS. No. SS0,
Michel Kahoe.
sACHEZ: QUEEN vertue dun ordre de saisis ct de vente,
lance par Ia susdite Cour, ct dams Ia cause ci-dessus intitulee
ct numerotee: J'ai saisi ct j'ofrirai en- vente pubique, a la
Maison de Cour dams la vile de Thibodaux, SAMEDI, 8
dAOUT, 1854, la %proprietee suivante, SAVIOR:
UNE CERTAINE FRACTION DE TERRAIN situe dams la
vile de Thibodaux, contenant environ trois mile six cent
quarante pieds en- superficie, etant la moitie Sud dun demi
terrain vendu par George 8. Guion au plaintiff lie lone
jour de Novembre, S45-etan Ia moitie Nord du No. l67
sur un plan de onze terrains fat par James B. Grinage,
Depute Ingenirur des Etats Unis, lie lone jour de Mai,
ls42, quel partie Nord de Nord est bornee Nord par lie lot
No. III sur lie dit plan, Est par la rue Harrison, Quest par
lie lot No. 1853, ct Sud par rautre Notice du dit terrain;
lie dit terrain ayant une FACADE de trente-deux pieds sur La
rue Harrison, par 1870 pieds en- profondeur borne par
pautre portion de La dite moitie de terrain No: 167 sur la
partie Nord ct Sud par la Motto du lot No. 1877, mainte-
nant a J. R. Van LEV, Quest par lie lot No. 16s ct Est par
Ia rue Harrison, ct appartenant au dit defendant.
TERMEs EFT CoNDITIoNs.-La dite proprietee sera vendu
a douze mois de credit, les acquereurs fournissant leur
bonds avec bonnie ct valable caution, porant interet a
raisnn de cling du cent Pan jusqu'a parfait payment.
La dite vente sera fate pour satisfaire lie principal, les
interets ct frais de ce process. 81 NJ BOJRG. Sheriff.
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E'AHlBlI OF the probable expenses OF
~ the parish of Lafouche during the year to expire
June Ist, 1855, to be published by order Of the Police Jury
of said parish, pursuant to the 9th section Of an act Of the
Legislature entitled An Act in relation to Police Jury, ap-
proved 9th April, 1S47.
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SWccession " a. s. Randall.
CTATE OF LOVISTANA.-Parish q

CTAIE UF LUITISIANA.-Parish Of
~ Terrebonne-Fffth Judicial District Court.
WHEREAS, w N, MERCER Administrator Of said Estate,
has filed q second provisional tableau Of his Administrator
with the Clerk Of said Court, praying that the same may
be homologated, ss f-5- ~
Therefore, all persons are hereby warned and notified to
file their objections, If any they have, to the said account,
with the Clerk Of the said Court, at his Office in the town Of
Houma, in thirty days from the first publication hereof, or
the said account viii be confirmed in due course of law. a
(-- Witness my hand and the impress Of the seal Of
{-- dred and ffyfour. 27J5k ]. AYCOCK. Clerk
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~ An Indian woman died at Knights
49,, 49,, California, recently, at the age Of 142
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IUuTs DusH, SyHHIC,
as. No, AL.
Hermogene Bsrnard,
TAKE NOTICE: That hy vr ne OF an ordre Of seizure
and sale emanating from the above entitled Court, in the
above entitled and numbered case, 1 have seized and will
offer for sale at public auction at the Court House in the
town of Thibodaux, on SATURDAY, the 5th day of
AUGUST, 1854, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ the following described
property, tn-wit:
A CERTAIN TOWN LOT situated in DuprevHle, bounded
East by land Of Charles Dupre, West by st. Charles
street, North by land Of Simon Mailet, and South by land
,Ulgere Badeaux, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs.-The sum Of one hundred and
fifty dollars payable in The month of March 1855, with eight
per cent per annutn interest afte maturity, plaintiffs priv
ege as vendor and special mortgage against said property
being recognized and declared valid, and the balance of the
adjudication C,sh.
Said sale will be made 10 satisfy the principal, interest,
and costs of suit. [27 tdsl Nj. BOURG, Sheriff.
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ACCOMPLISHMENT Pa.
~ tent Straight Needle Perpendicular Action Sewing Ma
chine-of u~nequaled reputation for excellence and dura-
biity, for sale By az J. YATES BENNET,
jme28 Post Office, Thibodaux.