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SUCCESSION SALE.
STATE OF LOUIS MA.
Fifth Judicial District Court in and fo,
the Parish of Assumption.

the Parish of Assumption.
By virtue of an order of the above the no.
norable Court, dated August % 1854 rende-
red in the matter of the succession of Louis
Boudreau deceased, Will be sold by the UNI
derslgned auctoneers, in and for the Parish
OF Assumption, on Saturday the 7th day De-
tober 1854. OH the premises at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
the following described property belonging to
said succession, to wit {;
10. A tract of land situaded in this Parish
en- the right bank of Bayou Latourche in the
interior Of lands at Petit Texas measuring
three arpents & a half front by fourteen ar.
penis in depth bounded to the east by land of
Alexandra B~arilleau and to the west by land
of Andre Boudreau.
20 Cattle, horses, and implements of husban-
dry.
30 House and kitchen furniture.
4, Lumber
Terms and Cotditions.-The landed proper-
ty payable in three equal instruments on
third in each oft he months of March of the
years 1856, 1856 & 1857, The movable pro-
perty payable all sums of five dollars and un-
der cash and all sums above five dollars ma
yable in March 1866. Purchasers furnishing
both for the movable and immoveable pro.
perty their notes with security in solido paya-
bic at the Recorders office, to the order of the
widow ofLouis Boudreau, bearing eight nor
cent interest after maturity until final paw
ment. The land to remain specially mortga-
ged with vendors privilege until final pay.
ment.
Of Assumption September Cd 1854.
TETE& BLANCHARD, Auctioneers
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VENTE DE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cow du 5me District Judiciatre. FL.
oo, l,,,,s

lLATAA LII LIN lJo O1ttlh IN II.
Com du 5nse District Judiciatre. Ps.
soisse Assumption.
Vallerien Allan
No. 500 VS..
Albert Hardouin.
En- rertu de ct en- obeissance a un writ de
saisie Ut de, vente adresse au Sheriff de la pa
roisse Assumption, par Honorable la susdite
Cour dams raffaire ci-dessus intitulee ct nume-
rotee TAI saisi ct %j'offrirai en- vente publique d
la Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse, dams lie
village de Napoleonville, lie Samedi 7 Octobre
1854, commemorate a onze heures du matin les
prophecies ci-apres d%ecrites, SAVIOR:
TOW, negre homme age denviron vingt
deux ans ct Jane negresse agte d'environ 40
ans ct son enfant a la malielle.
Saisi pour satisfaire le writ ci-dessus ct les
frais du process. Pour 6tre vendus avec lie be-
nefice destination.
Conditions Compliant.
Paroisse Assumption, 10 26 Aoat 1854.
CT. MAYOR Dep. Sherif.
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SHERIFS SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fifth District Court. Parish of la
fndrche.
Vallerien Allan.
No. 500. VS..
Albert Hardouin.

Vallerien Allan.
No. 500. VS..
Albert Hardouin.
By virtue of and in obedience to a writ Of
Seizure and sale directed to the Sheriff of the
Parish OF Assumption in the above entitled and
numbered suit by the honorable tho above
Court lhave seized and will offer al public
auction at the Court House of this Parish in
the village of Napoleonville on Saturday Oc-
tober 7th 1854, commencing at eleven o'clock
A. NJ. the following described property to wit:
TEN, q negro man aged about twenty two
years and Jane a negro Woman aged about
twenty years and her infant child.
Seizedto pay and satisfy said writ and costs
of suit.
To be sold with the benefit of appraisement
Terms~-Cash
Parish Of Assumption August 26th 1854.
C L. MAYOR, Dep. Sheriff
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La reprise DIES voyages reguliers de ce sfea-
mer, entire Donaldsonville ct Ia Nlle-Orleans,
aura lieu Samedi, 16 s%eptembre.
lie e.. D.. JE. p"artira de In Nle-Orltans tou-
ties les semaines, lie Mercredi q 9 heures du
matin ct lie Samedi a 5 heures de l'apres-midl
BIT all %retour, il s~'eloigncra du wharf de Do
jacksonville, lie Lundi ct lie Vendredl a 6 heures
du matin. C. DALFERES,
Capt.
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Sur motion de M. Tete,

Sur motion de M. Iete,
o03I.-Resolu. que la take de parolsse pou'
l'annee mil huit-cent-cinquante-quatre, est et
demeure fixee d huit cents sur chaque CEN
~piastres de prophecies taxables.
M. Dugas fait 10 motion que la take sur les
cafes ct les Billiards soft fxee CONNIE suit
cent vingt ciuq piastres sur les cafes ct soixan.
te uuinze ~piastres sur les Billiards.
Lappel nominal ayaut etc demande sur cette
motion, II a paru que MN. Foley, Martin. Du-
gas ct Landry ~avaieut vote en- iaveur ct MN
Simon Malancon, p. M. Melaneon, Tete ct Dial,
ferez, contre, consequemment la dite motion
"a etc pordue. Ii a etc alors
2O32-Resolu, que Ia dite take sera CONNIE
suit: sur les cafes ct cabarets, cent piastres; et
sur les Billiards cinquante piastres. Adopte.
Sur motion,
2O33-Rssolu, que la take sur les profess
sions est ct demeure fixee d deux tiers de 10
take d'Etat.
Lecture est fate du rapport DIES commissai-
res NOMINEES pour tracer IN chemin dams lie Bru-
10 Labsdie. depuis la ola Terre aux Vaches''
iusqu'au bayou Lafourche, lequel rapport a etc
%renvoye aux dts commissaires pour etre cor
rige, aucune mention n'ayant etc fate de la
a%uantite de terre comprise dams lie dit chemin.
LIE President nomme MN. Martin, Dugas ct
Tste DUN comite pour examiner les r6clama-
tons contre la p~aroisse.
Sur motion de M. Landry,
2O34-Resolu que la boite detection du 7e
district, ci-devant tenue chez M. Malhiot, sera
Il ~lavenir tenue au magasin de M. Amedte
Uonas.
M. Martin, au nom du comite charge dcXa-
miner les feclamations contre la %parolsse, rap
norte les reclamations suivantes ct Ell recon-
,n,nJa 10 ma iampnf.
A. Morel. s % 10 f. Bergeron, 8 80 90
A. Leblanc, 10 90 J. B. l.. Dugas 2 90
G. Berdis. is 0 % L. g. Pintado, o 90
L. Bergeron 7 45M -
Total. 1877 IS.
2~O35-Resolu que la somme de cinquante pias-
tres est eft demeure approprieepour lie Placement
de lenregistrementde toutes les etampes de la
Paroisse ct pour lachat dun registre a Get
etiet.
Sur motion,
M. Alfred Tete q etc notnme pour faire lie
dit enregistrement.
Sur motion de M. Dugas.-2036 Resoin que
quiconque Sc baiglera dams lie bayou pendant
le Jour, sera passible dune amende de cinq
piastres pour chaque contraventioG recouvra-
BILE par devant toute Conr de Juridiction com
petente ct en- cas- dc non placement de Famen-
de a I'm empfisonne,nent de pas moins de
vIngt quatre heures nj plus de cinq lotrs a la
discf.tionde la Cour.
Sur motion 10 jury de Police s'est ~ajourn6
O. Sine die
Pour copie con torme
G. l.. MAYOR, Greffier.
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" CE.

The steamer G. D. JR. will resume her regu-
lar trips, between New Orleans and Donald
sonvllle on Saturday 10th inst.
Leaving New Orleans every Wednesday at 9
O'clock A. M. and Saturday at O'clock P. NJ.
Returning leaves DonaldsonvllIe every Mon
days aud fridays at 6 O'clock A. NJ.
C. DALFERES,--Master.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fifth judicial District Court. Parish
of Assumption.

In the matter ofthe succession Of Uf"
sin Ehenan.
Whereas Celeste Bergeron tutrlx of her mi
nor children has this day filed III the office OF
the clerk of said Court a final account OF her
administration together with a petition praying
foo the homologation thereof.
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may
concern. Ia show cause within thirty days af-
ter the publication hereof why said account
should not be approved and homolag ated and
the funds in her hands distributed in accor-
dance Herewith.
Assumption this 81 August 1854.
c. l.. BLANCHARD Dy' Clerk.
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ESTIMATE OF EXPENDITURES
Of the Parish of Assum pt,on.

y AosuWptt0t.
FOR TIE YEAR ENDING AUGUST 3Ifh IR5i
Commission ofsheriF for the
collection OF four thousand dol
lars, Parish taxes at five per
cent. ooo A
Commission of same on the COL
lection OF fifteen hundred dollars.
taxes in hades and profession at ten
per cent. ,so m
Commission of Parish
Treasurer, oso M
Salary of Inspectors of roads and
levees $50 90.
Salary Of assessor, o5o M
Salary of Clerk I of the Jury Police. 100 90,
Parish Printer, 3oo M
Parish Constable IN m
Coroner supposed Costs 100 90.
Justices of the peace supposed
costs. } 1no m
Jurors of District Court. GOO 90
Members of Police Jury, $50 90.
Constables supposed costs 100 90.
Jail fees in criminal cases, rs 90.
Parish Recorder and clerk of the
District Court. ~ 90
Costs of elections, p0O 90
For building of a new jail Sc
cond Placement ldg1 90
Contingencies, 500 90
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. Cour
du Cinquieme District Judiciairc.
Paroisse Assumption.
Succession de augusfe Lagrange ct

Succession de .Augusie Lagrange Ct
de SON <pouse Rosatie Maillet.
Attendu que Cyprien A Bar'l'au admins
trateur dcs susdites SUGGESTIONS a depose en-
Cour I'm conpte provisoire de son admlnlstr1-
ton ainsi qu'une petition en- demandant Fho-
moloration. Avis est par lie present dome a
tons ceux que celia peut concerner de deduiIe
les ~raisons sous trente Iours pour lesquellcs lie
dit compile ne serait pas approuve ct homologue
ct les fonds entire ses mains ~r6paitis c%onforlne-
mont au dit compile.
Par ordre de III Cour. Assumption le 81
aout 1874. DESIRE LEB LANCGr.
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A VENDKE

De BONES terres cultivables Of dss cyprie
res sltuees CONNIE il suit
Sur lie Grand Bayou, au dessus de lhabita
ton de M NORBERT LAuvE ct all dessous do
la residence de M. F. MoLLERE;
Sur le Bayou Corns, pres du ferry;
Sur lie bayou Pterre-Part, au dessus ct al
desso1s du ferry; ....
Sur la Belle Riviere, sur la route ~condnisant
sur fhabitation GRos ct Pagan;
Sur lie bayou Creur;-sur le bayou Droit,-,
dams lie Brhl6 Labadie dams 10 Nouvsaw
Teras.
A vendre egalement DIES doubles conces-
sions sitllees derriere les habitations de Nm.
Guillot, Barber ct autres;--dans le Brnt6 St.
Nneent ct sur lie railroad DIES Opelousas.
Conditions avantageuses.
Stadresser d
A. J. POWELL,
o. S. Dep. Surveyor & land agent.
Donaldsonville. La.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA Cour
du 5me District Judiciaire. -Parois-
ae Assumption.
Succession de fen Ursin Faheman.
Attendu que Celeste Bergeron tutrice de SEES
mineurs a depose en- cour un compte
de son administration, ainsi qu'une petition en-
demandant phomologation, avis est par le
present donne a tous ceux que celia peut con-
nef de dsdutro les raisons sous trente iours
pour ~lesquelles lie dit compile ne serait pas ap-
prouve ct homologue Let les fonds entire SEES
mains repartis conformement au dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour.-A Assumption CO 81
Aout 1854. G. l.. BLANCHARD. Dc Ger.
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Q Vf1DNTfsJ HE SfIII IHU1AtGO
says he has been the property ola Mr. Alexan.
der of Vicksburg, Hiss.
Said Mulatto bears the mark of the lash. and
wears a moustache and beard under the chm.
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tenu d Mr. Alexander, dc Vicksburg, (lfiss.)
&c mulatre Il tie beaucoup fouette ct i
sporte moustache OF barbe au mention.
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STATE OF LOUlSIANA.-F Fifth Ju.
dicial District Cour. - Parish Of As
sumption.
Succession Of yAugustin Lagrange &
Resale Maiilet.
Whereas Cyprien A Barillau administrator
of said succession has this day filed in the of.
flee of the clerk of said Court a provisional
account of his administration together with q
petition praying for the homologation there
fore.
Notice is hereby given TO all. whom it may
concern to show cause within thirty days after
the publication hereof Why suid account
should not be approved and homologa.ed and
the funds in his hands distributed in accor-
dance herewith.
By order of said Court
Assumption this 81 August 1854.
DESIRE LEBLANC Clerc.
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Ter District contre les licences,
9me " contre les licences,
3me pour les licences,
ame contre les licer ces,
5me pour les licences,
Gme " pour les licences,
7me q pour les licences,
sme contre les Licences,
ONE /" pour les licences,
Zoe Il contre les licences,
lie pour les licences,
12e pour les licences,
lac pour les licences,
14e pour les licences.
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ANNOUNCES.

"a ECROUE DAMS LA aEoIE
E1M de la Paroisse Assumption, lie Mu-
latre ISAAC, age d'environ % ans,
M taille de 5 pieds Ct demi, Sc disant
49, appartenir a M. Warfilan Graders
- Yard Nile Drlaans.l ct aynir annar
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n HELD In the Parish JAIL O
d Assumption, the mulatto bow
r ISAAC, aged about 25 years, five
\ feet 6 inches IN height. says he be-
longs to Mr, Warman Traders yard,
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8 5O81 90.

5Os1 90.
Assumption II August 1864.
X. C.. MARTIN.
ALFRED TETE,
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