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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
LATE NEWS Bi THE MAILS.
Arrival of thu Prometheus.
VI d X T. GO l. ID COMM

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. I3.-rhe steamer Pro
metbeus arrived here to day from San Juan with
California dates to the oath ult., week later
than former adyices. She brings 100 passen
gers.
The steamer Norther Light left San Juan on
the sth for New York. with Sl.00O.000 in gold
and 300 passengers.
The Revolution in Nicaragua is still acti, q
bat no material advantage to either party has re
suited.
The news from California is unimportant.-
Mining news continued cheering. The diggers
were nnxiously Whiting for rain
The L. ). steamer Susquehanna would sail for
New York ON the 2ith
The British sloop of war Nestal and steam
frgate Termagent we've at 1;reytown.
HsHcaliiornia markets were unchanged, and
bat little expected uni. the commencement
of the new year.
From Oregon there is news that a powerful
tribe of Indians had commenced war ON the
whites by massacreng whole train of emigrants.
The Prometheus brought the passengers thro'
from San Francisco i'll nineteen DAYS and half,
which is the quickest time recorded.
Active revolutionary movements pro-
gerssing in Nicaragua.
The |. $. frigate Mississippi, had arrived at
San Francisco.
The British squadron had left the port of sun
Francisco.
The Snake Indians had attacked Fort Dallas,
in Oregon, and there were approximations of their
proving very troublesome.
Business of all kinds rather improving. Pro-
luce plenty and prices upwards lIaxall and
liallego Flour l3a $I4. Provisions firm. Money
was stringent and freights dull.
At the latest dates business was not quite so
active, though money operations were prosperous
and it is thought the yield of gold in the next half
year will be greater than it has yet been.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERl
T. object of this suit ia to enIon the ieiendnnts
from all further proceedings Judgment, obtained IA
rho said Court on the Goth dav of gust Sj1 in the
name Of Samuel Rtchey, assignee OF Samuel QnarI''
against WIN. A. Stevens f,r 5000, with interest from
o5rh Dccember. 1852 till pad-and ~ costs nn'ii
,L further order of the Court And it appearing by tho
,c,urn of the S, riff that the defendant Samuel kitch"v
is not resident of this State, il Is ordered taa lac d"
appear ere within one month aer due publicati III here
Of and do what is necessary 7" rot"ci ms interest
and that copy of this orderihe publish Il once week
f,r fur successive weeks in The Lynchburg rs1hhn'
md poe, Mt the front door Il the Corth nse "f '''
County. on the first day al tho nrxt County Court
Ac us-Tes'c,
LEO. p. MEL. Jr., CIR.
Brown and Whitehead, pa
dec II wiz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
Public Opinion Sustained
by the Verdict Of Two Juries,

A ND L. Il. GIBBS awarded tue II, 81, Premium at
~ the Uni' Fair, Petersburg. and II SILVER MEDAL
by the Mechanics Institute. Richmond. Tor the best
Dacueucotypcs exhibited In the words OF the com.
mittee, the Figure. stand out with extraordinary dis
tnctness
The subscriber will only add that of the thousands
that visited the Furs there but opinion Express.
cd TINT his specimens the finest thi,
State Any donbting the nboyc i. respectfully
invited Ia call AT his GHnery aul examine tor them
seves; md without prejudice they bound give in
10 The same npininn.
All who mny be IN al Pictures Of then se,..
Grnds III ,lo well to.t gibbs, aud lao Will euai-
anlce then, Of hi. Premium Pictures.
ALWAYS On hand frame, Ca-cs mud Jowclry Of every
kind which will be- sold NJ as low rates as any RaaH
House hi. side ol New York
Stranger aud eli, cns respectfully invited call
AMI exnmilr the uhny nj beautiful ~ ccimcns
recer ty aided IL hi, barge collie ton TV At the sign
OF the Fag Main ST., Lyrrhburg aud nso DAnvilr Va
dee Ii dis l.. T.. GIBBS Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
Roanoke College.

R.y. David T. Blttie A NJ, rreside,t aud Profess
,or Of Moral aud intellectual iencr, Dc,
y. Cnrsnne Wells A. NJ, Pro- Mathematics and
Natural srcucn,
Henri q. Won IIoxar Prof. Ancient and Modern Lam
gnage..
V. I bolton, Tutor.
rE'HlS hslialtion, located at Salem, Va. will
r,nuee IL next session October 18th Expenses for
tho session al ten months, including Tnition. Boad.
6oomett. Facl Lights aud lncilcntal expenses. $ll2.
tort atticulars a,i,iscss the Pr, sidont.
mug i9-dSr6mns Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
Trustees Sale of Family Residence.


NEW CONCERN.--orrx GONNELL hay-
ing recently nufciu- the Corn md flnstei NJ l.
with the Wool Cardng Machines &c formerly bclong-
ing to VI Council. ST. would respectfully inform lie
rubc and their friends grnor'lls thnt they will erat
Corn and fla,.,r, and card Wool Rolls the most ~
rommoiating TENS and hope. by strict attention /,
merit .hnfc Of public patronage.
Corn Mead aul rlnslcr always on baud and for salc
WM. II. OFT,
Lvnrihurg, Oct 90. ARTHUR CONNEI.i.
lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

doc Ilal3tsc3t


NEACuEk WANTED-lho trustees wish
L employ competent teacher take chntgc ri
- iiegnbutiun Academy" This academs IL intended
hn,h ma les and Iemues nnd it ssar, that the
Principal slunid Ice "A married man All tie branches
at edpcaon tau ht inte best schools required BE-
Hugnt in thi1 and music h piano in the female de.
paItbeHt. The academy il hnndsome building. loon.
ted nj Amherst Court House. in iii midst al n moral
mud into licent community, and is .ulcd tpr
-rroo anl suice entity con,tnodio.s Tor the residence
# n family AM II im ed numb of hoarders, with all
nncessnry houses aud or5 acres Of land attached
ZEN onnbic rrut viii be rrqnircd, to expended in
necdiul repnir-. Under good management, shpo
he in om 10 to 60 scholars, il /. thought could be
ohta ned. A, it il desirable, the schools should he
opened IN the early Iari of the n year prompt a..
li.1r invited. Addrcs. Saml NJ. Garland,
rrn.idcnt Of thu Boari of Trustees of Iigginbothum
Academy Amherst Court House, Va.
der elm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
SELF INTEREST

eIY will generally lead men, in buying. 10 nnd tho
largest and most complete assoItment Of lodA
SEs7 This notice Is t. ennble you TO hnh, witrous
much trouble, the largest and complete sfSer icrt
OF FURNITURE that has been oarred Ia zoe Rich
nond MARI Ct. Having had large number OF ~orkmen
employed the ra-t sumner in manufacturing Furnit
md Mattress | prepared To furnish Hstcls
and Families good and substantial articles at low
prices md would paitcuary invite the Farmers aud
planters. when they wish Richmond, csii pad examine
m, stock before pen asing us deter nined sell
e.. snai pr,iiis-as the odd saving is. IN quick sa
tosuce /, better IaI -lcw chilling FtH
SAINT w. HARDWOOD, 40
o., S-te2jun oo~erners 50 Richmond. We,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

AcCIpENr-John Thawley, prominent cti-
zen of Caroline country, Nd, come to his death
on Sunday morning last. in most singular man
ner. The Centreyille Sentinel states that he was
sitting on fence on his farm, and fell backward
and broke his neck, which caused his death i'm
mediately,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
Lubin's Extracts.

sODOZ 1.rBiN'S EX TRACTS for the Hnndk,r-
L = kerchcf. among which is Lnbn's Es Boqu'i,
so m eli ndmired b. thu Ladies'. Far sale at
j. II. THOMPSON d cos
~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

NOR HIRE -rir,e Blrchsnith-. a 6 'rPe"'"r.
and several Factory Hani-, Tor lire lnr he "nsl.
ing year. np"i.' M ~
d,cl4c9wtt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

VIM. Smith O'Brien denies report that he had
sanctioned an effort of his friends to induce Louis
Napoleon to solicit the British government to
allow him to return to Ireland If permitted to
return, he says it must be without foreign in
tprferpncp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

EXCHANGE BANK.-'The trustees appointed to
settle the affairs of the late house Of Selden,
Withers a Co., advise, by advertisements the
holders of the notes on the Exchange Bank not
to sacrifice them, as they have no doubt of the
ultimate redemption of every dollar. The amount
of circulation outstanding is stated to be
less than : 10000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

WANTED TO IllKE-Th,ce Wneoncr.
w Wagon boy. rough Blacksmith md two other
II il desirable thnt OF the men should hav.
Aife who cook and wash. Arp, to
j. q BRODNAX, o
doc l6-d3tsrof. SAM'L PRYOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
trustees Sale

t."'h tie purpose OF settling aud winding up tie c.
partnership ut Baker y Caycy, We otter at thin
't""' Garner # Main nm Mlrk"t street. Cloths. Gus
sinner 5 md Ne-ines Furnishing Gouds aud R,.i,
Made Clothing at 81 aad rApfn until Tuesday. The
18Th n.; AT which tn the remaining articles on hand
". he oieted at auction, IL cla,c the sumo.
i'rs 'as wishing such go,d Will la surc of getting
them cheaper Ean ANY olh,r lore in the CITY nv thy
Willie sure Ia be sold
Country Merchant, Visiting the civ will be ,,,,. l.,
get hagaln+, n they viii ou, call aud Tor themselves
foLkES. Trustee.
l. \. Those hiebte viii plea,cc Ill mud scttlca-i,
'''rry desirable they should, longer Indulgence can
moi he gwen. f. J. FOLKES.
ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
GUNS GUNS GUNSIi
Merchants and ) pOrtsm en- attend

THNHE subscriber would call the attention of The Me :
l. clients and Sportsmen of Virginia, North CARROLL
na md Tennessee tue fact that he has Just received
his Fall stock Of Guns, r Acs Pistol, Bowie Knives.
Hunting Utensils Fishing Tackle, Walking Cnnes &c.
&c. nnd he po.tvrh that his stock is the lurg
eat to be found in eth If the three States being pre-
pated 10 exhi it nearly One Thousand Guns, con-
sistng of Single Double aud Fonr Barrel aud prices
lower ia N ever before an Ii yon want to behold
some If the rarest curio.te. in The *pJting
line, cull on Z. LECNABD
Importer and Manufacturer oi Fire Arms,
No. IS Old 81, Petersburg. Vn.
IL q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

NlIkGINIA.-ATr III es held in the Clerk. Office
Y oil the Circuit Court of Amherst County, on Mon
dav the 4th day Of December, 1854:
William A. Staples. Plaintiff
Against n
Samuel Rhchcy and Samuel II. Quare',
Defendants.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

FACTORY FOK tENT.-rhe subscriber
l. proposing TO discontinue the manufacture of TO
BACCO, offers for rent his FACTORY situated IN the
james River & kanOwha Canal 81 miles below Lynch
burg. mud accn ,Tyc River Warehouse where there
Tobacco inspe ton. The binding large and adj
nrsbIy ndapted thu. business, and has attached
u comfortable dwelling housc, with garden, &c. &c -
The business can he conducted with much grenter
ony in the countrv-fond hles being chea"r, and pro-
visions, taxes, Sc, costing much less than in the CITY,
The subscriber will have number OF Factory Hands
hle any renting the inctoy and viii sell the
rntire stock of screws, fixtures &c. on IN" mos
conmodating
Fer my information apply TO J. A. Hatcher Esq,
Lvnchburg. o the undcrsig ned at Tye River Ware
house, Nelson county, Vhginia.
nov 10 2tawdSc sian j. i. McCLELLAND.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

n Office The Bonds. accounts, &r due WIN.
l VI. Leckie Esq have been placed in the hands Of
Ed D. Christian. Esq Attorney Law for col
lccrion, who lone IL authorized to collect the
All persons indebted to Mr. L-cke will please come
forward aud pay longer Indulgence w moi be gipe,
ALBION J. AGREE, Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
200 Barrels Apples for Sale.

ZUU Barrels Apples Tor SaIc.
4 Have On land u few barrel. of very NICE APPLES
d and shall reeve between Il is and 25th Dessns-
brr 900 barrels oi tho same kind. Persons in want
will rlcase call nod leave their o,der.. -
WV. A. MILLER,
dec ra5n-t On the Basa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

~ We receiving our Fall and Winter Goods.
purchused the lowest fsures, which will sell at
very small profits. Iucluded in stock will be found
all Kind. Yf Dress Go ds Emf roideIes and Muslins.
Hosiery AID Gloves Cloth, Q, s,irns and Vestng'.
Coak and Mantill Boots. Shoes. Hats. Gaps. Trunss
CARPET Baes I'm .elias ,tc, Country Mer har e will
do we'll 10 call OF before org further East We are
sk cofl rom the ubc PROMISING IL sell e. rut bargains
for cash n M. GUGGENHElMER.
;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
PrncefdinrS of CongreSs

Proceedings Of Congress.
WASHINGTON, Dee. l5.-The Senate was not
in session to-day, having adjourned to Monday.
The House, in committee of the whole, dis
cussed the private calendar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

w We hnvc in store, vety superior Old Inndnt
Dock Brnndy-t Vintage 1916 md very did Pm,
Rye Whiskey, and for SAFE by
doc As LEE 4 JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

SAILED FOR RUssIA-Hon. Clinton Roosevelt.
Of New York, who is possessed of information OF
a great discovery in bomb shells, having been
sent for by the Russian government sailed a few
DAYS ago.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

Tho number of hogs killed in Louisville up to
the II inst. was 100000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
Our Country, Present and Prospective,

VINHlS is the title of NEW MAP iu,t published by
L CASTOR g. John ION, OF New York No lnbarnr ex.
en'e las been spared to make lis .ufteio work.
The mos recent surveys have besb senruli. n Il II.
rcet information obtained from alno. eyct poirioa #
the continent. prominen, r.nr ~ ,h. u,rf IL H.,
au"'"e Oh eVc,y country IN separate color The
l.rutories Of Ncbrassa ard knnsns fully shown
all the proposed Railroad routes il"m tie old States
the golden sh, Of the Pacific faithfully den,ated
in fact. everything of interest the pusinss man the
general re1der ard scholar is here fully exhibited The
Map can he the Virginan Rcu ing Roonl. 81 NJ
the book store Of Mes, Pnynr \ C ut IN. wh"rr tie
names of sub .cribcr- will be rc,. ayrd
dec - dtcts j. l.. WADE. ACcnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

TIE WAR NEws.-The following is an extract
from Il New York letter
The "war news from Europe is the alien
crossing subject of conversation. Englishmen,
themselves, admit now that the allies before Sc
bostopol are in bad-a very bad way-in short,
in such position to Justify the most lively
approximations for their their fate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
ron xENT a srOCK OF

Ou sc FOR RENT ~ SsOCk OF
II co NFEtI1pNARN tDR SALE he unltr.
-gne'l ni ending Ia go rton business what diff
irrent from In present INV .ishea his present
,csido and and sell i, entire stock uf toniea
ionar y, together with al H.. apparatus
carry such u.incsa 1l, iocntinn 81 i. wcLnown
store ", m every capcrf. cr Idle mn the improvements
OF ,ihte No slack al business, hut - .
crprs OF ,,h character induces tie under.ignei
mai this onrr5 II IL .les rr TINT an earl, anprp
iion many ho madeto :. XETELL.
dec. LII.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

M FOR kEN r.-rh,t very desir.ble ufny re
34 silence on West street ut present occupied by
Rev. }. Il. Eownrd. Early p, session can he fi'
For terms apply 70 Il, X. Watkins,
Staff BENZ. T. WALKER
INLEGA NCE WITH ECONOMY
IL I aides, WOULD ADVISE You TO CALI.
and supply yourselves with those Fur VictO-
rines and Cuffs. will have in n few days
q sets of tho best Martin EurS.
A. s. ENGLEDOVE,
nov. Its Main St, next to Seubury.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

COUGHS q COLDS -Rryan's pumonic
~ Walters Juiube Drops, A,res Cherry Prctoral.
S,blels CherS Exnecorant, Hastings Syrup Napths,
Wistnr.s Balls W. Cherry etc, etc Tor -nla by
dec 5ds~ts r. STABI.ER & CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

SAD OcCURRENCE.-We learn from the Dan
vile Register that Il lad some fourteen years of
age, son of Mr.. Daniel Alney, of Leaksville,
y. c., came to his death a few days since, by the
accidental discharge Of his gun while hunting
1t appears that he holding his gun in his hand
with the muzzle ranging directly under his chin,
then his dog, in fondling on him, struck the trig
ger with his foot, causing the gun to fire and
lodge its contents in the head of the unfortunate
youth We was mutated in shocking manner
and survived but short time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
Great Fire in Philadelphia.
LOSS ESTIMATED AT FOUR HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLlARS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l5.-This city was visi-
ted last night by another very destructive fire.
1t broke out at the corner of Chesnut and Fifth
streets opposite the State House, and consumed
Edwards Block, building of five stories, oc-
cupied by Stafford and Goodman, and VIM. IL.
Carry, as curtain stores Henkers extensive fur
niture establishment adjoining; also. the large
store on the corner Of Fifth street occupied by
Edward l.. Walker, agent for the sale of Chick
ering's pianos; Stayman q Bros. music store ON
Fifth street, and Lacy x Phillips saddery man
ufactory. The total loss is estimated at not less
than four hundred thousand dollars, which
there is an insurance of two hundred thousand.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-19
AVIS.

La Societe qni ~existait entire Richard ct
Tempiet, est fun commun accord dissoa,s le
81 du mois d'ao0t passe 1863. Los p'rsonnss Is
qui il est dn par Ia s%ociete, voudront bien pre-
senter leur cdmpte a M. A. NJ, Tsmpis, charge
de la liquidation.
NJ. Il. NJ. Ienplet, continuant 10 s,ame gen.
re de que par lie passo. ces MN. toni
ell remercisnt leurs amis ct 10 public en- general
pour leur liberal patronage depuis qn'ils ont
commence, e~sperent que par lattcntion, la
ponctualite ct lie bon youloir dsarranger tout 10
monde, NJ. Templet receyra so part dn p,,rs-
mage dc ses amis ct d 'un genereux public. &
RICHARD a. TEMpLET. 81 y.
DonaldsonviIle, Ter aoht. xa@ 81
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-19

ring eight PER cent interest per annum
from maturity, said slaves to remain spe'
chilly mortgaged nHtitpaid.
The land payable ia of the 5l6l cash
and the 81 4 of the 5l64 payable i'll one.
two and three years credit from the day
of sale; purchasers TO furnish their notes
endorsed to The satisfaction of the adml-
nis.rator, payable at the office of the
Recorder of Ibis parish, and by coupons,
with eight per cent per a"num from ma
turity. said land remaining spenialiy
specially mortgaged until paid, and the
balance being of 59l64, payable in four
terms, in march 1855, 1886; 1857 and
1859; purchasers to furnish for the pay
ment of this balance their notes cndor-
sch to the satisfaction of the administers
tor. payable at the office of the Recor-
der of this parish and by coupons, and
bearing eight per cent interest per an
mum from maturity, said land remaining
specially m~ortgagcd until paid.
Parish ofAssumption. Jan. 2lst l9ol'
4. T. HICKMAN.
10 Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-19
NOlE.

Dams la mutt de dimanche dernier, dams Ia
chalnbre du REGAIIA HOTEL, de Palncourt-
vile, qu'occupalt lie sousslgnc occaSlonnelle-
ment
10. Tn porteleuille, contenant les Valeurs
suivantes Tn billet &c deuN cents
~piastres, %souscrit par Toby Omar, Il
Fordrc de Jacob DOLL
30. I'm billet pour la somnle de vlngt pas
tres, ~souscrit par Jacob Doll, a fordre
de Is. Martin, pass6 u lordre du Rev.
Boglioli.
80. Tn billet ~souscrit par Hermosene Bou-
dreau, de la somme de 36 piastres,
257lOo, a Fordro do Cyprien L. Blan-
chard.
40. Vingt-deuX piastreS 5oll0o ell e<peces.
lie soussigne ~reeonpensera liberalemcnt
toute personne, yoleur on autre, gu. lul tera
teuir les billets pcrdus. II pre- les tlreurs DIES
dts billets d'avoif ruil SUI les personnes qui
pouEraient St presenter pour en- obtemr le re-
clement, ct lie public, dc ne point ntgoeier
cesEaleurs,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-19

70. Seraphine, negr esse agte de 4Oans, avcc
ses trois enfaDts TONNES Casimir, age de 9 ans.
Falsin, age de 6 ans ct Theodore age de a ans.
60. Oorothte. Iegresse, agGe dc 10 ans.
90. Dominique, negre a c de IS aus.
10. 2 chevaux americans. 4 che.aux Crtoles.
six bouts de tire, cling vaches ct leurs suiyants,
2 jeunes taureaux.
Ito. Les outils aratoires. charrues, iloues.
harras, passe-partout, Scie de long, %coutres. per-
s~epieces, haches, pelies, %pioches, couteaux a
cam es, harnais, meu'es, charrettes, &c.
40. Une voitnrc a quatre roues.
$50. Les meubles de menage, tells que Its
bureau, arfnoires, males, chaises, tables, rouets.
14o. Une pendule, TN fusil Il deux coups, u1Ic
iarrc, etc. H.
100. La batteriede cuisine ct la vaisselle.
Termes ct Conditions
lie mobiIier payable 5,6i compliant
ct Ia balance 81 ellie a'excede pas dix
piastrcs payable ell mars 1854, ct 81 ellie
cscedc dix p~lastres% payable Ia Motto en-
a 1854, ct l'antre moitie en- mars
1855; les aequtreurs deyront fonrnIr
leurs bilIets endosscs il Ia satisfaction dc
l'admi, istrateur, payable au bureau dn
Recorder de cette paroissc. ct par co"-
pons. a,cc inttrst a raison dc hut pour
cent par an Il partir des ]echaances.
Les csclavcs payables les Jl6t comp
tant ct Ia balance payable en trois ter
mes egaux, en- mars 1855, 1856 ct 1851;
les ~acquerenrs dcvront %tournir leurs hiI-
lets cndosses a la satisfaction dc l'admi-
nistrateur, payables IN bureau dn Re-
cordcr dc cette paroissc ct par coupons,
a raison de huit pour cent arans partir
des ~echeanccs, les dts csclases reslant
Superintendent h%ypotheqnds jusqn,au par
Euit Placement. .t5
ia ttrre payable mn qnart dies 5tGf
compliant ct lie 3 4 des 5t6i payable en-
m, dehx ct trois ans de credit du Jour
de la yentc; les acquereurs fonrnissant
lcnrs bitlcts cndossts a Ii satisfaction de
f'ndmini-tratcuir, pn.ablcs an bareau dn
Recorder dc Cette paroissc ct par cou-
poos. nysc hnit pour cent dl'tef&t par
an d partir DIES tchtancca, IL dite terre
r~estant Superintendent h~ypothequte jus
qn'au %pal1ait paicment, ct II ba'ancc
ttant de 50,6i. payable en- qnatrc ter
mes. ell mars 1913, iOoO, 1SoI GU 1910,
les acquercuss devront fo,frnir pour lie
paiement dc cctte balance, des billets
epdosses a la satisfaction de l'adminis-
%traienr, payabIcs al bureau do Recor-
der de cctte rarci>sc. ct par coupons,
avec hut pour cent dlnttret par IN. q
partir des ~tclleanccs, rcstant spectacle
ment hypolhtq'ts jus9.u y" par4nit pa'e.
mcnt. .a
paraissc Assumption, Ie 81 jnnv. 1851.
A. 4. HICKMAN,
10 Sl1Grii.