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~ Mayor Kinks of Baltimore, was yes
terday sworn into Office. He does not ente,
upon tho dulles of his new position until mex
Monday
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e Fredericksburg, Va, has been lighted
with gas. This is now one Of tho most pros.
porous towns in Virginia. It's population and
improvements inc rease daily
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SOIREES DANSANTE
AT CAhUsI,S SALOON,

MONS. COCHEN has the honor to announce
WI that the first of his Sol FEES will take place ON
mence at o'clock, p. m.
Tickets for Gentlemen, ONE DOLLAR
The ladies who received the invitations last sea.
son, are respectfully requested to honor him with
their presence this season
Louis Webbei's wellknown Cotillon Band has
been engaged for the season nov7-3,e
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KEYWORTH & 90.

JEWELLERS, keep con.tantly on hand large and
u well assorted stock Of imported gold =
and silver WATCHES, together with "a
great va'jety CT the latest styles Of rich JAIL
JEW ELRY, silver and Plated Ware, In
sets, the single piece; Cutlery and Fancy Goods,
which they offer for sale at their uniformly low
prices.
All kinds Of Jewelry manufsctured and repaired
at the shortest notice. Diamond setting and en-
Craving neatly done.
Watches repaired in the most satisfactory man.
ner and upon the good principles Of Live and Let
Live, VS.. low prices.
KEYW0RTH CO,
Pc. avenue, near corner Ninth stree.
nov 7-3ts
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GAS FIXTURES.

GAS FIXTURES,
U5T received at the subscriber General House
y Furnishing Store, a fresh supply Of GAS FIX
IuKES, embracing many new and beautiful pat
terms, which will b. sold at the manufsetursrs
Cornelius 4 Co., Philadelphia retail prices Pur.
chasers Will find 1t to their interest to call and
anime them.
GAS pUBIN9 introduced 10 Private Dwellings.
Public zig, ny experienced and superior work.
men, at low prices
G. W ROrE.ER. Iron Hall,
Nos. Sls Pa. avenue and $40 ss.raet,
nov S-eo6t
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II IrU1 ore, Of good quality and in great
Abundance, is ts,aund in the colony of Liberia,
africa.
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NEwsPAPER SALE.-The Boston papers An.
nounoe "that f. Gleason, the publisher and
proprietor of The Flag of Our Union and
dleason's Pictorial, papers of immense oirou-
iation' has sold his entire establishment, good
will, and 80 forth, to NJ. NJ. Ballou, Esq, for
tho sum of two hundred thousand dollars."
Very doubtful
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DR.. J. s. ROSES MEp1c1yEs call AZ.
tention to the list of medicines in onr adver.
Using columns, prepared by DR.. Rose. The
Doctor is an Honorary Member of the Phila
delphia Medical Society, and graduated in
1920, from the University of Pennsylyania,
under tho guidance Of the truly eminent Pro.
fessors Physick, Chapman, Gibson, Coxe,
James, and Hare-names celebrated for medi.
cal science.
He does not offer single prescri ption 70,
every ailment under the sun, but q distinct
remedy for each disease, and We are assured
that they are all valuable and productive OF
the results promised They Certainly are
among the most popular medicines in use. i
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NEW ARRIVALS OF CLOTHS, CAssI.
HERRS, AND VESTING5.

Id1RU 4fR1VAL VI THE TE1SOV.
"ALt 4 STEPHENS are now opening the
w largest and most varied and besutiful sssort.
ment Of CLOTHS, CASS1MERES. and VESTINGs
ever for sale in this city, all of which will be Did
ct the very west prices Our friends a. d patrons
and the publ; generally, are respectfully invited
to cal and leok at them before purchasing else
where. Ali these goods will be made up to order BY
our capital corps Of fashionable cutters and taors
nov 8-3t
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MRS. j. LANE,

MRS. j. LANE,
Bridge street, bet. Cong rcss and High Geo rceso~n
&> Respectfully announces to the ID
dies Of Georgetown and the vicinity
VI that she viii open, on Saturday the
llth Instant, a beautiful sssort gent w
Of Winter HATS
Also, . bssutiful assortment If French Flowers,
Ribbons, plumes and Fancy Articles.
nov 8-2ts MRS IaNr
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The WEEKLY STAR is printed on a
handsome double sheet, and contains
more reliable information concerning
what goes on in Washington, than is to
be found in all the other newspapers.
Its Washington news is of the earliest
and most reliable character, being sell
dom at fault. 1t has already given the
Daily Star wide reputation as the most
reliable newspaper at the Capitol. In
addition to it's Washington News, the
WEEKLY STAR will contain original and
choice selections of Tales and Poetry, the
latest and most interesting News from
Europe and all parts of the United States,
by telegraph and otherwise, &C., &C.,
making it one of the best family news
papers published.
All orders, postage paid, accompanied
by the money, will be promptly attended
30. Fractions of dollar can be sent in
postage stamps. No order will be at.
tended to unless accompanied by the
money. Address
WALLACE & HOPE,
Proprietors of the Weekly Star,
Washington city, D. O.
q Postmasters throughout the coun,
try are authorized to asst as Agents, and
will be allowed a commission of twenty
per cent. on all orders they may send us
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The Elections. -Our telegraphic dispatches,
to-day, from Illinois, Wisconsin, and Mich.
gan, must be tho merest guesses imaginable,
as it will be impossible that any considerable
real reliable information Of the results In
those States can be gathered at any one point
for day or two to come.
An Indian Agent Appointed.-Mr. John
Kane, of Indiana, has been appointed agent
for the Indians in tho Territory Of Washing
ton.
q Kew Spanish Consul at Key West.-Th'
President has recognized Don Jose de Salas
Quiroga as Consul of Spain at Key West, Fla
Work Done in the General Land Office fsl
the month ending the 3lst of October:
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IOI Lyncnbufg, connecting with the s.sces ,t
days '@N"e'aay', ana IN
for Aoray and New Market. connecting with the
ages et Culpsper, Tues days, Thursdsy. .nd s..
urday . sno oet-
At Winchester daily, connecting with the stages
a. t ,S 9plddsburs daily, connecting with the stages
Per order: W RRncR psr -
nov 7-dH Asonf
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I The total deaths at Savannah during
the eleven weeks in which the yellow fever
prevailed there as an epidemic is stated at s67,
OF which 500 were from the fever.
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Y Oak wood is selling in Richmond, Va,
at IS oO cord primo butter at IA q TO-,
and common at loo.
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gA great falling off in building opera.
tions is noticed in New York. The Journal
says that there is almost an entire cessation of
building in the upper avenues, where they
were 80 active year or two ago. It says that
comparatively nothing is doing. There are,
however, about half a dozen very elegant
churches in progress Meanwhile, lumber is
accommodating in enormous quantities, in tho
yards, for want of a market
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A CARD-MRS. COKE, on + st 3, between Thir-
II tesnth and Fourteenth, Is now prepared to
rent several suites OF Rooms, consisting of Par.
loTs and chambers, Handsomely furnished and
Lighted with gas, Il families or single gentl.mep
The first basement is converted into dining room
and will be occupied by an excellent cook, who will
furnish q Table for the inmst-s OF the house, or
send meals to private rooms If desired.
nov 6-ltf
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~ The St. Louis papers say that tho ac-
count Of the prize fight in that neighborhood
was hoax
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
The Julien Burlesqus Opera Troupe,
4 Twenty Psrformers,

Being the large<t. company Of Ethiopian AinstzsN
In the United States, most respectfully announce o
short series of their novel snd amusing sntsrtAin;
ments at the above Hall, for FOUR NIGHTS OILY
commencing on "WEDNESDAY, the Sth inst
Prominent in this unique and new entsrpr'.-
GREAT BURLEeoUs 80 tns
And his ~A--- =, III JULIEN,
-~-Vwned Orchestra Of Twenty Performers
Comprising fourteen selections from the diffsrsnt
operas.
The Burlesque on the Hutchinson Family!
And en- lire new and original selection u sonQs
Duets, and oho usee
The whole pronounced to te the best musical sxhl
bition in the country.
- Tickets 81 cents, cbildrens ticket az ..,.,
can tie had at the music stores, hots,s and A. ths
Concert commences at ;;;x o'clock.
n g. GARTER. Manager
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NroT1oE-MR. GEORGE PALMER HAS NOT
~ been partner Of the undersigned since sep
TENDER 5th, 1854, and has had no authority Co.,
lset money on account Of the firm after that oa'e.
ISAAC TEN III z,
Contractor for numbering the city OF
n,va-Qt Wash ngton.
CARD.-The undersigped is nov receiving
n and opening his Fall aud Winter stock Of fUk-
NIrURE and HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES,
which will in few days be ready for publ, inspec
t;o,. T g. p. JOHNs0N,
Nos 30 Penna. avenue and 3 d street
INV at
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SUBSCRIPTION RAIL

Il their friends and the citizens pener.llv that
tner grand subscription Ball will be held At Ca
kUsI SALOON on MONDAY EVENING, Nov.
18th, 1854 A'0''
=, 1hs Greya respectfully beg leave to state that
they viii spare no means or expense to make thi,
ball worthy Of the patronage Of our citizens, and
worthy of the corps
None but military caps viii 10 admitted in tie
ball room.
Capt Ism Towers, l., jos Sutton,
nsign Geo Boyd, Syn Riley,
Qr Mr. Flahsfty, Sgt Esgan,
Ct TAFT, Corp Jno Dudley,
Grimes, Jno Brad ey,
Jno Thompson, 3 Shekell.
pov 6-dtb
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~ Five members of the Canadian Parlia
ment are natives Of the United States
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, tho 9TH Of Nov,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
tho books of the Department
For tho redemption of stock. $14, 49S 80
For paying other Treasury debts. 34,730 Al
For the Customs. ................ 4,167 81
Lands. 49,. 3ss. 1oS So
Customs. $780, 1s 90
Covered into tho Treasury from
miscellaneous SOURCES. ........ 1853 IS
For the War Department. ....... 1,225 0S
For tho Navy Department.. 5000 90
For tho Interior Department.. 1885 sc
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
AN EXCELLENT FAMILY AND WASHING.
TON NEWSPAPER.
Price-0nly 81 % Fer Annum.

One Of the Cheapest in the Country.
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pARRY's TRIcOPHIRoUS and Irons Keith,
I'D iron at LAMMONn3 IN ~
nov 8-St -"
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lie morceau de tcrre sur leGuel Ia s%ucrerie
at situee. mesurant environ clnGuante arpents
de superticie, payable CONNIE suit sept cent
riastres en- mars 1854. ct Ia balance en- trois
sernes.egaux, III tiers en- mars 1855, nm tiers
sn mars 1856 ct l'autre tiers en- mars 1857.
Leg e~selaves payables CONNIE sqlt :: sur
rhaQuc lot. deuX cents piastres en- mars 1854,
ct Ia balance en- trois tefmes egauX, uu tiers
en- mars 1855, ia tiers en- mars 1856, ct iautre,
hers ell mars 1887. Les acquereurs des terres
Ct des e~aclaves tourniront leurs blllets ayec
honnes ct solyables cautions, a Ia satsta ction
de administrative; demenrant en- cette pa
rrisse, avec hypotheaue spectacle ct lie privlle-
re du vendeur sur les terrcS ct les esclaEes.
les dts billetS poltant iIteret 4 raison de hut
pour cent par an apres Iecheance, ct p~ayables
al bureau du recorder de cette parolsse.
lie mobiiier p ysble tCutes sotnmes dc dix
~plastres at au-dessous de dix p~iastres, en- mars
1854. ct toutes sonmcs au-dessus de dix pias-
tres, p.yables moitie Ell mars 1884, ct Iautre
Motto en- mars 1855, les acquefeurs tournis-
SAINT leurs billets avec bonnes cautions, de-
~,neurant ell cette paroisse, a Ia satisfaction de
l'administratrice, portant interet a raison de
huit poar cent I'al apres fecAeahce ct paya-
b.es au bureau du Recorder de cette parolsSe.
Assumptions, lie 81 deccmbrelIs53.
\. +. HICKMAN,
l6 Sheriff ct Encantcur.
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ETAT DE LA LOUI>lANE.-Gout

ETAT DE LA LOUI>lANE.-Cour
du Cinaniemc District Judiciairc.-
raroi>sc Assumption.
Dams l';.if ire dc Ia succession de .tu-
g">tc Tctc.
In vcrtn dun dccrct de Ia Cour du SINE
district Indiciaile dans ct pour Ia paroissc
Assumption. sous la date du 9 uovcmbre
1853, il scra Ufert en- vcntc rubIique, a Ia
residence dc Weave .Auguste YGtc, lie
4tmc jour de fevrier 1854. a dix ieE-
res du matin, pa. Alfred T1,e, encan-
teur pour la p~aroisse Assumption, les pro-
%e:ie'es ci-apres decrites, arlarenant Il la
susdiic succession, sayoir
10. Uae habitation situee Ell cette pa
roiSse, rive droite du Bayou Lalnurche, me
surant Acux Srpcnts de face sur q1aranIe
arpcrts dc protonds"r, entire 'igncs parable
les, bofn6e en- haut par la terre de Bap-
t;stc Henry ct en- has par celle de A. Tete.
avec une etendue de terre ad jacente aux
q9a1an:c arprnts, mesurant sept arpents de
lace SIR qlaran!c arpents de p~roiondeur,
bornee en- haut par la tcrro &c Bite Eourg,
ct ell has par celle de vcuve Jo+:dan. Les
escIarcS s"ivants, savoir Henry, Negro
age de 80 ans; Barber, Negro age de 80
ans ~naroonnenr; Alfred, manchot, aye &c
ans; Elizabeth. negrcsse agee de 30 ans,
af,l:y9e dune hcTnie ct dune fracture Il Ia
Jamie; Mary, negrcsse ageo de 81 ans, al
digGe;Anne, negfesse ag6e de 80 ans, ma
Iadive,e Let ses deux enfints, Octave, age de ,
ans G, I'M entant Il la mamel1e. q
.ts Conditions de la Vente /: La terre ct les
e~sciaves payalfes nn tiers en- mars 1884,
IN tiers en- mars 1855, ct lie dernier tiers
Ell ~mary+6o6. Les acquereurs fonrnisSant
DIES biilets avec cautions solidaires resi-
dant dams cette paroisse, a la satisfac-
ten de Iadministratrice, payab'cs a
lcur prnpre ordre au bureau dn Re
corder de cette paroisse, avec hypotheque
s%peciale sur les dltes prophecies ainsi qnIn-
teret "a ~raison de HUT pour cent par an apres
l'echeance. Ancnne des prophecies c1-des-
sus decrites ne sera de!lvree aux acque-
reurs, a moins que les forma tics exigees
d.aIfes PAWS de vente ne so.ent toutes rem
plies.
Paroisse Assumption, le 80 dec. 1853.
ALFRED TETE,
IS Encanteur.
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aro'Ecr tract adjoining said plantation, 81
tuated ar the forty arpents,ssid tract nenss.
ring seven arpen,s front, BY forty arpents in
depth bounded above BY lands ef Bite Bounp
and below by those Of widow Jourdan; 20,
The following slaves, to wit: Henri, negro
man 55 years; Barber, aged 80 years; A.
fred, aged years; Elizabeth, a negro VIC
man, aged 35 years, sickly; Marie a negro
woman, aged 81 years, sickly; Ann, a negro
woman, sickIy, aged 35 years, and her two
children. Octave aged two years, and al.
infant child;
Terms and conditions:
The landed property add slaves, payable
one third in march 1854, one third in march
1855 and the remaining third in march
1856; purchasers to furnish their notes with
good joint and several %sureties residing in
the parish Of Assumption, and to the satis-
faction of the administrative of said sue
cessicrn, payable to their own order at the
Office of the Recorder Of said parish, with
SPECIAL mortgage on the property sold and
bearing interest at the rate OF eight per
cent per aunun after maturity until paid,
mono OF the above described property will
be delivered unless all the formalities re.
guirc are fulfilled.
Paldh OF assumption, this Both dec. 1853.
ALFRED TETE,
10 Auctlenccr.
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yENTE DE SUCCESSION.o.
Suggestion de Philip Martinez, dtcid

Succession de Philip Martinez, DECIDE
En- vertu dun decret de Ia Cour du Gin
nuiame District Judieiaire de PEtat de la
Louisiane, dams ct pour Ia paroisse Assomp.
ton, sous la date du 80 decembre 1883. a MOI
adresse, II sera efferten yente publique, sur
les lienx, dams la, ,paroisse Assumption, le
Mardi 81 J~anvierl 1854, d dix heurcs du
matin, par A. F. Hickman, sheriff ct encanteur
dams ct pour cette paroisse. les proprietes eli
apres decrites, ap~partenant a la susdite sue
cession, SAVIOR: n s@jUf9&lS
10. I'm moroccan de terre situe dams cette
p~aroisse, d environ 5 miles de Donaldsonville,
sur Ia rive gaache du Bayou Lafourche, eta
bli en- sucre, mesurant ! arpelt liz de face.
sur 40 arpents de profondeur, eatre ligaes
PARALLELS, borne en- haut par les tsrres de
francisco Sanchez, ct en- has par lie chemins
conduisant au Bf1le Dalferes,. ensemble ayec
toates les batisses ct authorizations qni Ell ea de-
nendent, a lsexception dune inaison situae a
e Iinne superieu re de la dite habitatioa.-et
lea 6arrieres entouratit Ia dite maison appar-
tenant a Antoine Martinez.
%. James, Negro age de 60 ans. k
90 Joe, mnlatFe age de SO ans. q,
40. Jean. Negro de 70 ans. a+siaaa9 i.
So. Andre, mnlatre age de 81 aus. 81.
Go. Augustine, m ulatresse, agee de 50 ans.
70. Les nenbles de MENACE, 8 vaches, 4
cheYaux, Z paires de bnufs, 2 jeanes hnufs,
, charrettes i hnnfs, 400 barils de mais |
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Az"lir Rousseau, deceased
vile OF jean Meyer.

Succession Of Nx"tir Rousseau, deceased
wife of jean Meyer.
BIZ virtne of Il decree of the Honorable the
9th judicial District Court of the State of Loui-
siana. in and for The parish of Assumption dated
december 2 18th 1853, and to me directed, will
be offered at pubic sale, on the premises in this
ra rish. at about 3 miles below the village Of
Napo'eonyiIie, On the right tank Of Bayou la
tourche, OH Tuesday the 10th day Of January
1854 at ten o'clock A. w., by Al. Hickman,
sheriff and auctioAeer in and for this parish: the
following described property: belonging the aio-
resaid SucceSstop, to WIT
1T. 4 plantation. situated in this parish, on
tie ripl,t bank OF DlvoI LAiourCh2, at about 3
miles below the village ct NaP'seonviile, inca
suring one arpent and a half front on. forty ar
pents in depth. between conVcrglnr lines boun-
ded ahO e to three arpcnts III depth BY lands OF
Jean Meyer and from three arpent5 III depth to
the forty arprntS. hv lands OF .Earins forais,
and below by lands Of DR. a.. Williams on, to-
ge,her with all the buildings ard ProvemcEts
thereon.
ID. Edouasd. a negro man, aged II years.
. Sd. Charles. Il negro man, aged So years.
.th. Severn. a negro boy, aged ID years.
5lh. Fanchetta, a negro woman. aged 40
wears. with her three children, CaSimir aged 3
years, CcIes1in aged 5 years and Iherese aged
3 wears.
9th. Marianne, a negro woman aged 20 years
with her child named Bcnn, aged one year.
7ih. 2 american horses, 3 COWS and their
calves. one ltt 9th 6.
9Th. One horse cart. %r'ou"ls. herses. hoes, |
lot Of lime, | lot of cord wood, ! lot Of c"rn and
hay, &c.
Terms and Conditions !:
The movable payable all sums Of ten dollars
and under ten dollars cash. aud all sums above
ten dollars payable in march 1898. The slaves
vable one half il, march 1854, and the other
hat in march 1855. The land payable in three
euuai instruments one third in march 1851, one
thiyI ~ march 1865, and The remaining third in
march 1856. Purchasers to furnish their own
notes, payable to their " order and by them
endorsed, witt. one good security, signing said
notes and binuing himself jointly and s~eVera'y
with the purchaser sad notes to bear interest
at the right of eight per cent per annan after
until paid; said noes to be identified with
the acts of sale and bear special mortgsgeon the
land and slaves until final payment.
Parish of Assumption. december oath 1853
A. T, HICKMAN.
Is Sheriff and Auctionccr.
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ATCI'EeaS SALE.
CCOPEAS & C1RPEA'IERS SL.A-
YES 10 SELL.

On Monday the 23th of January next at ten
o'clock AN, will be offered at rnblic sale at
auction by the undersigned al the residence of
Pierre Neitze rot. situated on Ia lett bank of
Bayou L'atoUrc!e, IN the parish Of Assumption,
about seven miles below Dona IdsUlyiile, the
following described property, 10 wit
A p!antat!on, situated in the parish Of AS
sumption, on the left bank of Bayou Lafuur-
Gle, at about seven miles below Dona!dsonviI'e.
sad Plantation measuring about three arpcnts
ironing sand bayon, by forty arpents in dcuth,
between co1verging lines: bounded above hy
lh'es Taylor and below by FaIcourt Ac'an-
CON, together with all the buildings and i'm
provelnenGs thereon. Said buildings consisting
IN good family house, barn, two pigeons houses,
negro cabin, and also good coopershop, build
on he levee.
20. Logna negro man, % years old, good
s1oper and h kind Of carpenter.
SO. John negro man. "a years old, also good
cooper.
10. Sa' ONION negro man sc years old, a GOOD
occurring and sawyer timber. also good for plan
tatiou.
30. William negro man, - years old, good
ill hand, and good cart and coach driver.
60. SyivIe negro woman, II years old,
washer IRON and cook woEnan together with
tlcchlid, 10 months Old.
~. ClarisSe, mnlato woman, 10 wears Old
INouse servant: and her infant child 10 months
Old.
So. 4 carriage, together with h~arnesee
90. A carriage horse; 10. 4 creot, marc;
la. A COW and calf; 800. House turnitures;
FERNS and Condlt!on.
The p'antotion and slaves payable in 3
equal instruments one third in all march 1851,
one third in march 1855, and the last bird in
march 1856, Tie par, ha scrs 10 furnish their
notes with security st satisfaction. Said notes
pa ya5les at the Office of the Recorder of parish
OF Assumption, BEARING AFTER maturity, interest
at the rate of Eight percent per annum till f.
natIy paid.
The movable property payable all sums Of
ten dollars and under, cash, and all sum over
ten dollars in march next the purchasers TO fur
ni~h their notes with Sc ur;ty at satisfaction.
Said notes bearing Interest at the rate of eight
per cent per aHnum.
Tie acts, OF sale to be passed before Andre
Leblanc, Recorder Of said parish of Assulnp-
ton, at the expenses OF the purchasers.
Parish OF Assumption. dec. % 1888.
c. LINOSSIER,
70 Auctioneer.