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ROBERT BEATTY, J..)
J. LATllROP. Con
b S. ADAMS,

GrD- 900 Tickets only at Fl each VIII
be sold. Each ticket will admit four persons
all nj once, or portions at different times, t.
Porham's Burlesque Opera House,
C53 broadway, New York.
Or his other Entertainments, in various
parts OF the country. Each purchaser ofont
OF these tickets will receive a certificate en-
ttlihs them tn one share in 1Ou,0O0 cost,
and valuable Gifts n list Of which has al
ready been published Persons can obtain
the same in circular form, lay addressing a
note 10 the proprietor
Now's the time to purchase Tickets.
In oidrr that the 100000 Tickets may H..
Disposed Of lay the time specified, the sub
Scrihcr offers the following inducements fui
persons to get up Clubs.
Each person who gets up club Of ten sui
s'rihers, and forwards ten dollars to this Of.
fee, will receive by mail or other conveyance
eleven tickets
Each person who sends lat onr timcl one
one hundred dollars, will have sent in like
manner one lnudrcd and fifteen tickets. And
AL larger sums in exact proportion.
II it should happen that all the Ticket, arc
sold when the order is received, the money
will hc returned at our expense for rostarc
se"A All order, for tickets should Ice adj
dressed 10 JOSIAH pERuAM,
Gj3 Broadway, y. !.
81" My Fourth Enterprise will be advcr-
tiSrd as soon as the ilir'l one is closed The
Tickets are already printed. 3I;lw
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TERMS. &c.


With the ardent desire that the American
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AMERICAN PARTY
in every section Of the United States, upon
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can We expect to enjoy the blessings 81 our
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for fltur" generations the blessed Institutions
founded 10y the blood and toll of our Rcvo-
lutionary Street.-The price Of the paper will
be placed at
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR,
Invariably in advance. No subscription Ic-
ctiYc t'r less than six months
II PoStmastcrs and Brother Iahorcr, in
the Am ,ecan cinSe will please interest them
selves IN forwarding Subscriptions
~ number of responsible Agents are
wanted for the New England States. Apply
TO BRADBURY & co,
Bee Building, and State Street
BOSTON
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Rarpex's Mag q zine.

Now is the time to subscribe. A new vol.
um' commences with the Ecccmhrr number
Subscriptions received for all the popular
magazines and papers, at the Tclegraih OF
g.,
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III |W B 90 * .

IL, May, by Mary Lang'ion, Ruth Hal by
Fanny Fern. the Land Of the Saracens, by
Bayarl Tavlor-thc Know Nothine. the
Ncwsbny, Life Of p. T. Barnum, by himself,
Lost lTcrcss by Mrs. Emma ID f. n. South
worth, Baliou's Dollar Monthly, Pictorial
brother Jonathan Diaries and AlmanacS OF
various kinds, for $50, Just received by
a II COPELAND
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Wood! Wood

Those who intend 10 pay FOR tue Reg.
lister in wood, will do well to bring it on
Immediately, as we are now getting our
stock for the year TO come
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A NEW DISCOVERY

4 Dcl'ct0NS Uctctdge 10 c1tFe Bad Spir.
rs. Dyspepsia, NcrropSDcSs. Heart
Burn, Uoiic Pans. lITDm IN NE
Stomach, or Puins IL he BoWclS.
Ucad0chc. Dr0wSincSS Kidney Cam.
p(oiAtS. Melancholy Dciirium TIE.
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NATHAN WOOD

Is selling T. |. Salt worry low for CASH. Also
lust received fresh Teas, Coffee, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, N q. Syrup, Sugar, llavrc
syrup tnoa Honey, good substitute for
as cheap as tbs cheapest.
Dec. 4. 1854. S3sw
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POSTAGE ON THE TRIDUNr

POSTAGE ON THE TRIBUNE:
The Postage on the Daily Tribune one
a'" u see 80. 49,. 81 90
The postage on the " Weekly Tribune for
one year is ............o.
The Postage ON the semi-Wockly for ono
yaar Is $3.50 .......-...... %
Payable quarterly in advance at tho Office
where the paper is received.
GREELEY & NcELRATI,
3J:5w. Tribune Office Ncw-York
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Hard Wood for Sale,

The subscriber will furnish families ant
others the coming Fall and winter, with good
seasoned hard Wood at the lowest marke
cash price Orders may be- lft At N.wood Z
ore. /. w, LYONS.
M.iiioAary, 81. 30, 1854. 2iism
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Perham's Sd Gift Enterprise
10000 Tickets already Sold.
CALL FOR
Final Mass Meeting of Shareholders.
lie determine On the disposition of the
GIFT PROPERTY

plr L 'pl En-
To the Shareholders.
At meeting of the Shareholders in Per
hams Third Git Enterprise, held on the 27tl
Of July, the following resolution was adopted
''Resolvcd, That so soon rs it is asccrtaincd
that 10000 of the Gift Tickets issued by Mr.
Pcrham in his Third Enterprise, are sold ia,
Committee shall call the shareholders togcth.
or at the most convenient place, for the pur-
pose of instructing said Committee in regard
to tho manner Of disposing of the Gift Prop
crty.n
Having learned from Mr.. Pcrham that
6O,OOo Of said tickets were sold and that in
AL probability the rcmaidng 10000 called
for by the above resolution, would be sold by
the hrSt day of January next we lave deter
mined in accordance with the above opinion
40 call u Mass Mcrting Of the Shareholders.
1t some place to be hereafter named, on the
18th day of January, 1868, for the purpose
designated by the resolution
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bo"iu ana lodging s. per week. Two dol
lars per quarter deducted from the Beard
bills ofthoNc who furnish their rooms Wash
ing, lights and fuel at cost Day scholars
who occupy rooms, are charged s per quar-
ter each i"r rent. Students can be- acconmo-
dairG with rooms rs above and boald them
selves.
No tuition bills made gu; forless than halfa
quartcr, and no deduction made for absence
except in case o. l,roiractrd sickness.
by order of the Trustees.
l.. S. ATWOOD, Secretary.
Shoreham, Nov. IS, 1884. 2l3w.
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Presents for the HOLIDAYS,

Annals, Albdms, Gin Rocks, Games, sc,
Also, Diaries and Almanaes OF various kinds
for 1855, just received by A. II COPELAND
No. Brewstcr's Block
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TNETEI- TE1HTH.

y. HARRIS, NJ. d., DENTIST.
| TAKE this method To inform the inhabi.
tants Of Midllcbury and vicinity. that |
have recently purchased large and care
fully selected stock of
G. ..G:,.e TEIGIA.1 9GGEEs,
together with all other kinds of stock used
ia DENTISTRY Having the assurance oi
giving general satisfaction in the practice oi
my business Cor the last fifteen years, would
SAY that | am now prepared To do all kinds
Of operations ON the TEETH in = thorough
and durable manner. can make a very
good entire sctt upper and undcr) of teeth
for siNty-fyc dollars, and all other operations
in proportion.
return my grateful acknowledgements Ia
this community for their very liberal patron.
age in times past, and would very respect
fully solicit a continuance Of the same. To
those who want Teeth inserted in a durable
manner, and twenty iiyc pet cent cheaper
than has ever been done in Vermont lust cal
at my office, at my residence, and satisfy
themselves To those who want their Teeth
cleaned, call and get twenty-five cents worth
| of Tooth Powder, and clean them with it, in
stead Of paying the Dentist One Dollar &c
Grape them. NATHANIEL HARRIS.
Midllcbury, Nov. 5lh, 1854. 20:
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PROSPECTUS FOR
T H E A vi ERICAN BEE
GUsRDTAE OF T.IUFPTv

Til Publishers OF the Buxro< D4ilY Brr
announce thar they will issue hY the first Of
January, lSji, in connection with the Danny
Rae, Il weekly 'urmal cntitlrl
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Sons of Temperance.

The members of Mount Nebo Divis.
ion are earnestly desired to be present
on Wednesday evening. as business of
Importance will DO brought before the
meeting. Per order.
Middlebury, Dec, 26, 1854
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE :

Pers"n' residing at points where mails ar
rive oitcntr than once week are requested
to examine the semi-Weckly. We regard il
As the the cheapest paper. all things consid
cred, published in the United States
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n Z W TO n A E. A y + N \
AT SIlOREllAM, VI

The Winter Term will commence on Wed.
ncsdav, the 9th ui December neat.
Newton az adcmN is on of the oldest Lit.
crai! Institutions in the State, (having been
established in ISL J, and numbers among it.
Alumni many eminent statesmen and di>tin.
au.s shed members Of the learned profession,
The buildings, which have recently brch re-
paired and cnIarg"d at an expense of above
tvs" thousand dollars, are pleasantly located
on an cmncnce n few rods west of the viii
lacc, and fine view of the Adironduc Noun
tains in the West and the Green Mountains
III the East. Stages run daily to Larabcc 5
puilt, "a distance of four miles, y in cuuncc-
tlon with the Steamboats, on Lake Champaign.
and to Midalchury. (rlcVcn niles IN con
nrrtion with the Eu,lohd aad Burlington
Railroad
Srurclan hcng strictly land Of steady
habits, and free from Tie places Of ainuse-
mrnt and dissipation, which are found in
larger towns, few locations are - favorable
for literary institution. The Academy is
now fitted up for u boarding and day school ;
the main building containing to general
School-roOms, Gone for each SIX chapel,
laboratory, study rooms toryouug gentlemen,
recitation rooms, sc; the wing (rcccntly
butt is occupied by the family Of the Prin-
cilal,aiid contains the music rooms and apart
mcnts for the Young ladies.
The plan of government is mild and per
sui>ivc, yet firm and intcXiblc strict order
is observed, and refractory student have no
place in the school. The teachers not only
cndcavor to promote the intellectual improve
mcnt Of their pupils, but constant attention
l. paid to their morals, civilitics and general
ucpOi tucut
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NOuNEAuTES, QUIN ,nIl.
RES E,T GROtEkIE.

LIE soussigne a tou jours Ell main ct ofre CT
vente a des prix bien moder,s un immense a
sentiment de marciandises, tel> que
"Calicos t~rancais, riches, ca hemires de toutss
couleurs; soierie unle ct il Carreaux; barpou~
orochc ct nolr; robes b~areges; molre noire anti
que; gros dc naples; moucloirS, coils. chemise1
ties ct manches brodees;-moussejines &c laine:
toutes couIeurs, m~erinos, ~ paca, bombazlne,
tonlards, clai!y, draps, hinge de table, nappes Ct
serviettes de tdntes grandeurs; en- i'm mot tout
&c eui est du res. OFT d Iii magasin de IN rchan-
discs sechds bien %assor,i;
Il ofire tgalement en- vente une grande guam
lite d'objets de quincail1etje ct de grocerie.
On vendra a un rabais con iderable tdutes les
marchandises d'hiver; quaint aux merchandise.
d etc don't lie stock Went d'etre renouveIe, ellen
seront yendues a des conditions avanta geuses.
Is ADOLPiIE l.OKE'T Il Co.
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on the left bank of the bayou La(ourche, nasa
ssrlng one arpent and q quarter frout by forty
arpents deep, more or less. Said tract of land
hes at forty arpents from the bayou Lafourche,
IN the interior bounded above by lands of Mesrs
North and livmel, and below by lands of widow
Andre 1ruNlllo, together with all the buildings
and improvements found Their os.
20 A lot of ground situated in said parish,
on the left bank OF the bayou Lafourche, mea-
sur!!lg three quarter Of onearpent front by three
arpents and a half deep. bounded abcue by lands
OF IheodI'e Borne and below by lands of Bal
thasar Triclle, together with all the buildings
and improvements found t hereon.
30. n negroe man, named Jean Louis, aged
about 20 years.
40. Horses, Catles, farming utensils, hou-
sehold and kitchen furniture.
Terms and Conditions.
The immoveaole property and slave, payable
one fourth in March 1885, one fourth in March
1855, one fourth in March 1857 and the renal
ming fourth in March 1858 the movable all
sums over ten dollar, one half in March 1865
and the other half in March ls5e.-PurchaSers
to tournlsh security, TO the satisfaction Of the
administrator, and landed property and slave
to remain specially mortgaged'aud all sums
not ponctuaEIy paid at maturity, to bear int.
resi- at the rate Of eight per cent per annum.
Assumption, this 25th March, 1854.
ALFRED TEIE Auctioneer.
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poids fort lourds, alta que ma SUFFICE
sniarienrc put s'impregnet de l'tiama.
&c. Je rcstai longtcmps dams cet etat.
naais enfin ie SORT, tr~iomph.nte d. ces
rndes eprcuves. Venise etait e.ra.ie /;
Jasnais ses manufactures, jamais l'.nti,
quite. la Chine, Tyr, Sidon. Ca,thag
lafaais an produit anssi beau n'etait sor
q des mains de l'homme. IA France
vcna't DC doter lie monde dune crea-
ton nouvelle
Mon Diea que i'stais 6ere. que is.
ta,s 'dmiree Ct fstee t! Je f.s TRANSPORTS.
I Ia cour. Que dc gracieox ]v;.ao.s.,
Que de- char,nants et per1 lcs so,,r;.es /,
LIE Regent dit M jour i Dubo;s me
Nine de Parabere ayant ts,noipns i.
dssir de m'avoir dams son boudo;r. i c,i-
iait my faire placer. J'eiais alors on.
tour6e de dorures ct de peintnres ravis-
santes. &c que je Wis, ce que i~enten.
dis dams &c voiuptuenx rednit, ie ne vous
ic dirai pas, monsieur ! zen roagis ea.
core.
: Permettez- moi de passer sur ces de
ta'as, que je NJ consignerai pas meme
oahs mes memories secrets. car ii u,le
ssace hest pas discfste q,ii done le sers?
Je passai ainsi de bondoir en- bod.
o'''' s10rs DC IA revolution, je tus br,,
&H#EEG
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tired Tete encanteur d1ment q~ualifie pour /.
PafclSse Assumption, IA terre sulyante So yoir
10 Une habltatlol etablie Gu sucreria
sltuee en- cette Paroisse sur la rive droite Il,
bayou La1ourche meSurant trois arpents dc
race au dlt bayou sur quatre-vingts arpeut:
de p~roIondeur bornee en- haut par la terre d.
Au@us'e u Landry, ct en- bas par Ia terre de
Joseph Sinoneau avec Ia reserve de la cou]
oe Id 1ite lablatlon, la maIson pTincipale e
autres batlsses dans la dite couI pour Simo
neau Leo .a1lc ct son rpouse, leur vie durant
Les esclaves Sulyants
90. hlaglolre Negro age de 81 ans, atfl!af
dune hefnic.
SO. Eugene age de SO ans. ma con, charper
tier ct bon tonneIier
90. Valmir, age de 80 ans.
SO. Cyprlen age de rs ans, Negro de cham
60. fa!mon age de 20 ans.
20. faicour age lie 10 ans.
so. Valsln age de IA ans.
80. j~osephags de Is ans.
10. RoseIiuS aged lie IL ans.
lilo. Louisa agee de l6 ans.
ChevauX, mulets ct bouts.
100. Six chevaux ct deux muIcts.
l3o. Irols paires de bnufs.
PropriGte mobiliele.
10. Un diable.
$50. Dcux charettes ct uue pairc de rcues.
100. I'm lot de clarnes.
ITO. I'm lot de hach1s, pioches, pelles, pas
se-partout & couteauX a cannes.
1870. Tn lot d'outils de charpentier.
100. Cne malson appartenant a la success
sior de Vileor Leblanc.
Termes ct Conditions.
La terre ct les esciayes payables en- trois
ternes egaux, Ill tiers Ell Mas 1919, III tiers
en- Mars 1856, l. TN tiers ell Mars 1857. Lrs
acquereurs touruissant leurs bi!lets cautionnes
a la satisfaction DIES interresses tien entendu
que les cautions devfont etre domlciliees dams
cette paroisse hypotheques SPECIFIES sur la
dite habltation ct les e~sclaves ct ell cas- de
non Placement a echeance interet a. faison
dc !iu,t pout cent ran j., .ul lila tllelnent
LIE moDllier payable en- Mars 1855. Les &C
Guerturs IournlsSant cautions atls!aiSaites
Les bll!ets seront fats payables an bureau
du Recorder * v~ttu Iarul>se TT les actes le
vente Scion, uuA lralS des acquereurS.
faro Sc ASS mption 20 Avril 1854.
Af.Fhi - F|fA tarantaur
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PI AMOS

NJ. A. Fiandry annonce aux habitants dc
la cote quill aura t~oujours en- main des Pia.
nos de la manufacture de Faivre. i'sNcelier
te qualite, systtme en- fer. Il vendra cts
instruments a des conditions on nc peut pIps
a~vautageuses. lie lubricant lui vendant Sc
produits aux prix d~'artiste, c'est-a-dire avec
lie plus grands avantages encore qu'auX mai
chands.
Les Pianos de la Manufacture do Faivr
ont aujourthui une reputation universelle.
Recommends ueja par Herr ct s'raAosch,
t~opilion de GattschaIk sur ces instruml
!eur a dome, "surtout Ell Louisiana, sne voeu
plus grande encore. C'est &c qui a deterIaint
N. Flandry a etabIir i Dona!tssonville, u
depot de ces Pianos, sans contredlt les plus
couyenables sous IN cllndt CONNIE lie n6tre.
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VAIN
ROSSIER.

lie domino rose etait une dame de
toute fraichcur, de toute elegance ct de
toute bcautf.
Vadins fnt emports dams I'm facset
lie domino rose raonta avec hi.
DcP"is cette epoqoe NJ. Vadius dc
b.. a repri. tonte sa gazette. II Wit 4
Ia Champagne o plus -cuI, mais avec lc
domino rose, qni n'est autre que In jeu-
ne ye"ve. n Parisienne achevee, don.
Pimaginati"n est 81 henreuse, qn'clle d
Juge a proPos de simuler pour q%neIqnes
mos ,ne finite dams ~l'antre monde. a6G
dc rasiver ~i'afection de son amant q,si
menaGait de s'eteindre.
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see sans p,fie par des mains sacrilege<.
he pere dn barber chez lcqneI je sui-
anjonrd'h hui ram ,ssa un de mes debris q
m incrusta dams &C mus Oh toutes les re
volutions mont fespectee, helas !.
TT l.spritd la gIace ponssa IN long
soupir. Tsiste exempie des vitissitn-
des hamai,rs /! Jc promis au morcean
de giace que lc pnb'ie'ais son historic ct
ie m'achetninai tris.em-nt ters Paris,
Ell on mon premier soIa est de m::acquit-
Ter de ma pronnesse. Mais le men al
pas FIJI tvrc i.industrie du yerre. J'ai
sur mon bureau I'M yerre de Boheme
qni MIA aussi raconte son historic que je
d,rai IN de ces jours.
LOUIS JoURDaN.
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NJ. JosEra +. AucoIN fat sayoir a tous scs
tmis ct an public quill est ttabli tout pres de
l'sglise paroissiale ct gull a t%oujours en- main
de Ia chaux, des ~briqaes, ct tous les materiauH
qui sont du resort des entrepreneurs Wagons.
CONNIE par lie passe il contractors des en-
gagemeuts, It des conditions avantageuses, Soi1
pour brGlcr des b~ri4ues, soft pour nonter des
equipages, soft pour executor des enterprises
de maeonnerie de ~quelqne genre que ce soft.
NJ. Aucoin Went d'e,abiir scr sa residence
une briqueterie (br'ck-yard) ct po"rra reInpIir =
des prix ct termes av~antageuX toates les com.
manies qu'on lui tera.
II entreprendra egaIement Ia construction
des tonbes dams lie cimetiere de feglise p'rois
STALE, de quelque dimension ct de quelque for
me qu'on les dcsirera.-Il a pris ses measures
pour executor bien ct vite tons les ouvrages qui
lui seront comics
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Dolphin Tclesphore

Miriirt. decide
Ea veftu dun decrst de la Cour du Gin.
qnieme district Jndiciaire de rEtat de Ia Loui.
siane dams ct pour la %paroisse Assumption, sous
la date du q Mars 1854, a moi adresse, il
sera offert en- yente pnbliqae, sur leslieux dams
la Paroisse Absorption, dams les interiors;, sur
lie chemin coaduisant du Pierre Part a Ia Belle
Riyisre lie samedi % Avril 1854 a dix heures
da matin par A. F. Hickman sheriff ct encan-
teur dams ct pour cette Psroisse, les prophecies
c%i-apres d6crites appartenant a Ia diee success
sion, SAVIOR:
10. I'm moroccan de terre situe dams Ia Parois-
SO Absorption dams les interieurs sur lie che
min conduisant du Pierre Part a la Belle Ri
Were Etant lie quart northwest de Ia section
IA, Townhip I3 de la Rangee IL Est. Conts-
nant cent ~soixante acres ct 24Iloo d'acres.
30. Lansy Negro homme age denviron
50. Jem. Negro homme age d'environ
40 Une montre en- argent, un fusil i deux
coups, un coffre d'outils, un cheyal, deux PAL
res de beufs brutes, trois vaches, un taureau'
ane ienne vache, un lot de cochons, un lot de
nais. &c.
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La t.Ere trois cent p!astres compliant, ct la
balance payable ell trois ter:nes egaux eche,
ant dams le! ;aols de Mars des anaGes 1885
1856 ct 1857.
Les e~scIavest eux cent piastres compliant SUI
csiaque tste ct IA balance payable en- trois ter
mes ega:x, ~ecleant dams les mois de Mars
des annces 1855, 1886 ct 1857.
Les acqu2renrs touruIssaut jeurs bil!ets car
tonnes 4 Ia satisfaction de administrator
pour Ia terre ct les escta"es. Ell payabIes an
bureau du Recorder de- cette Paroisse avec in
teret a raison de halt pour cent Fan, en- cas- de
non Placement aux echCances.
lie nobilier, toutes sommes de dix pIastres el
au-dessons de dix pias,res compliant, ct toutes
sonmes au-dessu de dix p~iastres ~payables Ell
dsux ternles Ggaux, la Motto ell Mars 1855 ct
lautre Motto Ell Mars 1856. Les dts acqut-
rerrs tournissant caution a Ia satisfaction du
dit administrators.
Paroisse Assumption lie % Mars 1854.
4, I. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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NENlu DH SUUCAsslvN,

S~.cct--icn de itn.eiuu. d II, he.
En- vertu dan ordre de la Cour du Cinquie-
ne District Judicaire de i'Etat de la Louisiana
dams ct pour la raroisse Absorption sous la da-
tie du "A Mars 1854 moi adresse. ii sera Of
tcrt en- yente p%uhIlque par !e soussigne encan-
tenr pour la t'aroisac Assumption, sur les iieux
Sanedi. lie & .iai 1854, , dix heures du matin,
les proprictcs ~ci-apres decrites, appartenaut 4
Ia succession de Rosemon Triche, Savoir: L.
ne tefre situ-e dams Ia Paroisse Assumption,
sur la rive gauche dn Bayoa Lafourche dams
i1ntt rieur des terres 4 environ quarante arpents
du dit bayou, mesurant un arpent ct I'm quart
de face sur quarante arpent> de profondeur
pour lie moff.s, bornee en- haut par Ia terre de
Nh. North ct Hymel ct ell BIAS par ceIie de
Veuve Andre Irlche, ensemble, avec toates
les batisses ct amtliorations qui sly trouvent.
2. Tn terrain situe sur lie Bayou Lafourche,
nesHrallt trois quarts d'arpent de face, sur
tro!s arpenl~et deini de protondenr, borne en-
ilaut par la terre de Ba!thasar I'riche. ct en-
bls par ceile de Thtodule Borne, ensemble
avec lcutes les batisscs ct ameiiorations qui
sly trouvent.
80. Tn nogre nomun4 Jean-Louis age de Is
ans.
40. Quelques animauN, outils aratoiTes., meu-
bies de menage ct battertc de cuisine.
Termes ct Conditions.
Les fitres ct l'~escIave, p~ayables un quart en-
Mars 1855, un quart en- Mars 1856, un quart
en- Mars 1857 ct lie dernierquart en- Mars 1853,
lie %nobiIier, toutes om.nes au dessous de dix
piastrcs Ell Ma 5 1855, au dessus de dix ~piastres
Motto en- Mars 1865, ct lautre Motto en- Mars
1856, Is terres ct lesclave demeurant spacia-
hypoth qu6s, les acquereurs fournissant
bon ,es ct sniff santes cautions a la satisfaction
de administrator, ettonte somme qui ne Sc
raft pas payse a l'tcheance paiera intere, a
raison de htit pour cent par an.
ALFRED TETE, Encantcur.