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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08
THE DAILY DISPATCH

q The circuiation of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds eonadeisoJ that Of all the Daily papers
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The diamond for the finding of which Brsziisn
slave received bis freedom, lev mouths sicce pss
been deposited In London banking housa y
wej,hs ga earsts and liz estimated vslue y 4scu-
OOO-or. in round numbers. 8l, 10000
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EOR SALE--A good secondhand DEss,
E with doubls sst Of hssnsss 4 sAsoein g. !
had - iEs6diEf iEs6diEfsFCk. sssa l. pi1zoEGALp ] ss, cG
- 4-3w
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Miss Duff. one 81 The ssHsssrs of The late csiami
" In Louisville, h IN iair way oirecevefy. -
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1NO MILLERS.-I have one OF Leonard
Smith Troy, N. ~ celebrated papenr sMt =
MACHINES For sale low.
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SAD AccIDESr.-On Monday fast little son of
Mr. George w. Jones' one of the proprietors of
the Philadelphia Sunday Mercury, while plsyior
10 the yard attached his residence upset kettle
OF boiling water by which he was so terribly In.
jured that death ensued In few hours. He was an
Interesting boy, the only child of his parents.
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TEACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA-

TIANIILI OT IOhEIUN IANU UA-
Il GES.-Si0N0R ANTONIO GEORGE. just
arrived from Paris bees leave inform the citizens
OF Richmond that he will give instructions in the
French and Italian Languages, either in private lea
or in class
The heads of Seminares have his services as
tsher in these departments upon reasonable terms.
be has spent most of his time in Paris, and under
stanos the language perfectly He feels confident
that he will sive entire satisfaction
Orders may be left at the bookstore of Jas. Wood.
house, Main street, al Harrsd& Murray's, Broad &c
or at the residence of his brother, Sig. g. George,
corner OF 4th and Broad streets. Sc 1-dlm
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THOM AS W. KEESEE,

AUCTTONEER,
Office with GEO. J. SUMNER, No. 2n Pearl st.,
viii attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE, and eve
~ description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, Ac.
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CHOLERA PREvENTivE.-Dr.R RoBINsON's q
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE This preparation is offered
to the public not infalble remedy but being
the best ye. discovered for Choers Choler. Morbus
Darrhea, Dysentery, Pain in tine Stomach and Bow
els, Sick Stomach, &c. &c 1t 10 not unpleasant TO
the taste, causes no unpleasant sensation. and does
ws yoa
Once on Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan
Hall. au 2-Sm
DR. M'LANE's VERMrFUGE.-ANorHEa
MEDICAL WITNEss.-lt is no small evidence of the
intrinsic value OF this great Vermifugs when even
physicians who are generally prejudced against pa
tent medicines voluntarily forward and testify
to its triumphant success in expel ing worms Read
the following:
BARRIsoNvILLE, Shelby co KY. April 2 '4s.
j KIDD Col am practising physician, resi-
ding permanently in this place. Ia the year lS4S,
when resident of the State of Missouri, became
acquainted with the superior virtues of Dr. M Lanes
send you the result of experiment made with
one VIAL in expeling upwards of 800 worms
L. CARTER, M d.
II Purchasers will be careful to ask for a,
VERMfFUaE. Hs. D' " LANE Q 'Hhhn"AfhD
There are other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills
LANES LIVER PILLS, can now BE- had ' at "a all re-.
PURCELL. LAID 4 CO., Drussi.t.,
Sc 4-d&slw Richmond, Va
CANDoR AND TRUTH-In calling the at
tention of the community to Stsblers Good Medi-
cines," we wish it distinctly understood that we
make assertion in gard to them but what ia
strictly true in all respects. The ANODYNE CHER.
RY ExfECTORANT and the DIARRHEA COR
DIAL have both received the approval of numbers
OF the best and most celebrated physicians, who
hestatngly recommend the Expecforapt in all cases
Of Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, &c ;
and the Diarrh9a Cordial is also warmly recommend
ed in all diseases of the stomsch and bowels Both
of these medicines have been beneficial in hundreds
OF cases, always giving relief and rarely failing
IN fhe rtin in actin
complete cure OF the disease. Try them.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
Price for each only so cents, or six bottles for
Z. Fl. STABLER CO., Propretors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. au23-dAcllt
JAMES B. SCLATEK,
Produce RoKER,
Corner Gary and Pearl Streets Richmond, Virginia.
jy 24-dSm
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The Weekly Register is the title of large and
handsome newspaper just established at Salem,
Roanoke county,Va., by Mr.. J. Woodrum, formerly
of Fincastle. While the Register is political pa
per, and advocates the principles of democracy it
contains of interesting reading Tor the fami
ly circle 1t is, in fact, very attractive newspa-
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The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RfNE INSURANCE COMPANY-capta $500 600
office on 14th street, newt to ths Post Office his
Company insuyes aganst loss damage by fire in the
city or country, Real and Personal Properly inclu-
au 25-Sm o. r. BRESEE, Actusry.
HOUSE AND Sign PAINTING, &c. &C.
CHARLES r. HARREYS has removed to his new
Establishment on 10th street, between Main and Ca
~. He will continus the HOUSE, SIGN and Or
EAMENTAL PAINTING, GLIDING, BRONZJNG
and INVITATIONS Of all kinds of WOOD and MAR
BILE.
VAll orders promptly attended to.
au 15-lm
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MORTALITY OF CHARLEsroN.-According to the
official report there were 40 deaths In Charleston
from the 9th of August to the2nd of September
33 whites and IA colored. OF the whole number,
26 died of yellow fever.
There were 10 deaths from yellew fever In
Charleston during the "a hours ending at 10 O'Clock
Monday night
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We have received from the committee at NerfoIk
printed circular, containing the proceedings of an
internal improvement meeting there. which recon
nended Convention to be held In Norfolk on the
9Th November next, for the cooperation of all
tions and parties interested in completing with TIE
least cost and in the shortest time our great lines OF
railway to the West in such manner and direction
as will nure to the benefit OF the State and to that
of our own cities"
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The DAILY DISPATCH
CASH TEXAS % ADVEKrIsINt.

- rEN LIKEs on LESS MAKE AsQL@sf <ei
dvertisemenfssharssd In enact 49, sAJs
ole in advsnce.
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4
IMPORTANT FROM cASADA.-The New York Ex-
press has private sdviccs from Canada which sivs
assurances that the Reciprocal Treaty. between
Great Britain and the United States viii be ratified
during the month of fSeptesnber. and probably with
in two weeks. The new Parliament mst 1t Mon
treal on Tuesday. The Express says.
Lord Elgin, as the Governor General, will dis
unguish the closing act OF his administration by
sucn recommendations OF courtesy and Kindness,
parisuiariy upon the subject Of Clergy Reserves.
~li satisfy the Reformera
Is : Understood that the Clergy Reserve lsuds
..;. 20 oe % erculsriixed - TO give more general
c.on- s.- The Clergy viii have to concede
,I.isas ns Oh tneir claims, and surrender some Of
On THIS recommendation from Lord Elein. the
neio fmers VIII sustain the Ministry IA the mart
Insy TOOK In reference to the Reciprocal Treaty..
pen leeardsd ss Of very great Importance both
70 Csnada and the Uni,ed States
All that 10 now necessary for the ratification ~
tne treaty, to make 1t Law everywhere i ,he com
currence OF Upper and Lower Canada and nt,
doubt need be entertained that such eoncnrrepce
will be speedily secured. - '''A''s' oAs''
The business men all over Canada are much
grained At the speedy prospect of reciprocal trade
with the United States ~ ~ -
:, Mr.. Hincks, Inspector General of Canada. Ii ID
tnouehf, win be kniehted for the prominent part
taken BY him In the execution of the treaty. 2
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Row NEAR CLEvELAND.-On the night of the ID
inst, at place called Grafton, near Cleveland
Ohio, some Irishmen employed on the railroad
attempted to force their way into an exhibition con
Germ known as Uncle Toms show tent" They
were repulsed, but again returned with reinforce
ment, when they were all driven into the woods
and their shanties entirely demolished
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HI TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND

NJ ENGLISH SENOUL, 90 FIankIih, between
6.h and 9TH streets, Richmond, Va.-The next ses-
of this SCHOOL will commence on Friday, the
18th of September next, and close on the 18th of
JAY following.
rEkMs-(payable semi annually In advancel
Fer senior Classics and Mathematics, per ses-
aonf ........: :...-...... ............ ESQ
For junior DO. do. do. so
For common English education............. 40
For each Modern Language, (extra, l....... 90
The undersigned can be at his schooi-rooms
from TO 10 A. NJ. R. II. L. TIGHE
an As-6Ir
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NCHOOL NEAR MANCHESTER I
~ shall open School at nay house, Summer Hill,
near Manchester after the first of October as
can thither. 1t is intended fer the education
of my own children, but wish to take boarder,
and few dsy scholars to tighten the burden on my.
self have engaged the services of Mr.. r M. Par
keT, late student of the University, and in good
Standing there, as my teacher he is capable of
teaching the Math hemscs, the Classics and several
Modern Languages. The school will be permanent,
and the tutor to make teaching his profe
For terms apply at No. les Main street, Richmond
sc lin FRANK G. RUFFIN.
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.R. BENDAN, a Graduate of the Uni

II versty of Berlin and honsred by letters of re-
eommeucstion fIeui the Lei cation of the u States
Berlin Baron Won Humbo DIT. George Tickpor. Esq .
to prepare limited number of pupils for the Uni
varsity OF College. His instruction will embrace, be-
side the ususl branches, chiefly the ancient Ian
gusses, the French, German and Mathematics
He also of re to teach the German and French to
Schools and 70 private pupils.
Refer, in Richmond, 10 the Rev B. Manly, Meesrs
Gust A. Myers, Jas Rinford. DIR Little, Professors
Gessner Harrlsen and shele de Vere of the Univer-
sity of Sirginis.
Apply at his Office on llth street, near Broad.
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! Pupils provide Books and
expense. In cases of pro.
Iction will be made for ab-
Or admission, or inquiries in
ars, may be addressed to Rev.
sident of the Institute, Rich
J. B. JETER,
President of the Trustees.
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BY j. A. COwARDIN.
EDUCATION.
NOT1CE-The subscriber will, ON MON

NOI1CE-Ine subscriber will, on MON
~ DAY, the lth Of September, commence teach.
ing school In the school house occupied by Mr..
George this yeeI. The school house 10 on Grace
near church Hill He will teach ten month. the
each scholar for the term win be for Reading WI
ting, Arithmetic, Biography and English Grammr
s2e; for younger learners Si2. payable quarterly in
advance. The school. II encouraged wall continue
for several years Strict attentioa will be peid to
the lesrnrE and morals of all the children committed
to his care JOSEPH II. ROGERS.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-25

State Of i.oa,,iana. - Fifth Judicial
District Couurl.-Pmi,t Of .4ssunp-
ion.
IN The matter Of The snrccssion of Fran.
co,sc Dafsle wi,iow Of cia'ics Dnpnis-
By order gf, ! decree. Of the f!oIl.,li atore-
said Court date,fthe. 10th day Of June 1854.
Will be offered for sale ut auction by Cy-
p.icn L.. blanchard, Oh saturday the eth day
,.t July 1854 at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. olfthe pren1i-
ses the following described property belonging
10 said succession To wit
10 A tract ofland situaded in the Parish of
.Assumption n the rigth bank Of bayou La
tourche, in the .Bruly st-Vlncent measuring :
arpel4ts front BY seventeen arpeEis n depth
bounded Oh one tide by lands OF Trasimon
Daigle, u Oh the other by land Of Aiiglade to-
~.gttller with the buildings and improvements
thereon.
20. Horned Cattle, household furniture &c.
Terms & Conditions. The lunded property
payable one hundred dollars cash and the ba-
lance in three equal instruments, one third in
March 1855, one third in March 1856 & the
remaining third in Mars 1857. For The move
able. all sums under ten dollars payable IN
March 1855, & all sums Of ten dollars & abo-
, o zen dollars payable one bali In March 1855
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'lo'1 OF the Court hause Of this parish in the
village OF NapolGonviiIe on Saturday the 1T
uay OF July 1854 commencing at eleven O'Clock
y. NJ. the following lease, to wit
The balance OF d lease on al establishment
stuaded in the village Of Painccultviile in this
ptrish consisting oftwo houses fronting bayou
Lafourche kltcen, &c a billiard table, the cues
belonging to it, a self Of billiard balls, & C to-
gether with the lots, which Establishment is
known as the I" RegaIia l~Iotci'' SAID lease eli
ding on ,iie|a. Jalfuary 1855,
The all seized 70 pay and satisfy said writ
& costs of suit. TO be sold with the beng It
Of aepraiselnent.-Terms Cash.
Parish OF Assumption this 10th june 1854.
AZ. HCK nan, ShefiiI.
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proper discharge OF his duties rs surcrirten-
liant Of Public Schools. in ana Tor thcEparish q!
Assumption, for which Office lie was duly COM
mlsSlonod on the Thirteenth Day of November,
1921, and which he afterwards resigned.
Now THEREFORE,, This is to notify all persons
interested therein to show cause at tho office
OF the SccFetary Of State, within ninety DAYS
nom the last publication hereof, why the same
should rot be cancelled and annuled.
Given under my hand. the Seal of the STATE.
at Baton Rouge this Eighteenth day of NAV
\. D. 1851 and in the year of the independent
ce OF the United States or.Anerica the Seven
ty Eight. 20. HILBERT Governor.
ANDREW S, HEREoN, Sccretary'or State.
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l'aio0rche measuring two arponts front by
forty arpents ia depth, bounded above by lane
OF A. NJ, Foley and below by land Of wide"
Pierre Melville Miro tore'hcr with all the
buildings K improvements thereon.
Seized TO pay and satisfy said writ and costs
of suit.
70 be sold with the bvneHt Improvement.
Terms CASH.
ASSUMPTION May 29lh 1851,
A. F.HlCKMAN sheriH!.
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&t ~
Tn moment apres, anelaaes p%egsonnes
ont cntr'ousert h porte poir inc voii.
C'cst trisic dc se sctitir legafder qnand
Pom SQUIRE tant
unc p~risonniere est cntree e%nsuite,
sousjc ne sails qaet pretexte, On Ia
ehassee rudcmenit eli Ii ~hienacant do
,prttoirc. Enfin une religieuse est ap-
.p.rie, lea yeuk' baisses Ct les deux mains
cach6cs dams les iafges mains de 81 70.
be-. Monsieur lc directeur m ohargee
,dc vcnis prslldre madame. = a%-t-elle dit
iu ~gardien-chef, FANS meme me regarder
Je me suis iesec ct Ciementine ssest
lcvec .cogmnc moi.
Monsieur le major, 4 repris Ia soeur
,vous youdrez bien dire 4 ces danes que
i'ai I.ordre de ne laisser entrer personne
dams fintdricur DC Ia prison asec mada.
he f.afarge.
fa-Ah.. ma bonnie sanr, u dit Clemen-
line d.an ton suppIiant iaissez,moi sen-
cement enntrer. .,ue henre pour deshabil-
ller madame ct IA coucher. Voyez, ellie
tsenble ii iievre. De grace ma soeur lais-
scz moi II soigner nle derniere iois. Je
sans moi &c quill lui fault. Je suis Gle
men.inc u j. ~ TAI janlais quittee
pcudant tous ses ma!laeurs.
Sans ispondre, III Sour 4 regards le
MAJOR, qui i son Tour d rcgards Cuny, I'm
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SAINT sur Ia porte pour s'issurer an'cllc
etaii bien fermee.
-i'amre dame !e la plains. Ellie
paraft i sout1ralite.
La ~plaindre. Ponrgaoi 81 ellie u
fail la Eutc, cost IN bonhenr pour ellie
de faire penitcnce Ell ST par miracle, clio
nest pas eoupahle, ellie et! trop henreuse
encore que les jnges Patent condamlec
Que f.isait-elle dams le monde Ellie
damnait sou anne. lei, eilc Ia sauvera
ricn en'cn sourfrant son NAL pour Ia
mour de Dien.
Les voix sessont eloignees ct JIG men
al pas cntendu datantage. Mais an mi
lieu des raves doulourcux de ma lieYre.
un memo mot retcniissait a mon oreille
hop heareese. Irop Ileureuse moi J..
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-25

fois dams la selrure. C'etaieut de,x re-
ligieuscs qai msapportaieat I'm Dol dc
%tillenI. J'ai refuse dc le ~prrndre.s
Madame q peut etre la fevrc? "A dit
in plus iennc sGar en- me soulevant lie
bras pour nc later lie pouls.
Je mai pas respondu tnais tout-a
coup II MA semble sentir Ia m,in qli
tenait ma main Ia presser ltgerement.
J.ai leve les yenx. LaJeune ~religiense
me regardait dun air tri>te ct carcssant
ct hi W une larme Iouler de ses ye.sx.
-Vous me plaIgnez done yons ! al
je dit tout has a mt douee infirmiere.
Sans me repondrd' ellie SEES, retolrnfe
precipitamment yers sa compagne, occ,,-
pee en- ce moment d rcmplir dseau de
riz une carafe posee, avec un verre sur
une table de mutt.
MADAME Il Ia fievre, nc f~auarait.il
pas lai couseiller dc s. cenchcr
Je ny vols pas d'obstacles. Les dTaps
sont al lit depnis bier.
La petite sosur ma pas %repondn III
mot, mais s~'approchant de moi asec en-
pressement, ellie u commence a me de-
shabiller,
Cinq minutes apres, itais couchee
ct les %religieuses Sc retiralent,
-J'ai cru que voas men %iniriez pas.
seur Me lanie, a dit Ia plus agee Gu pas,
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NOTICE.
SUCCESSION SALE

The State OF Louisiana. - Parish Of As
sumption. - Fifth Judicial District
Conit.
SUGGESTIONS Of Desire Martinez & Ma
rio AlbaraIo his wife both deceased.
In obedience to an order of sale 10 me d.
feoted by the honorable the aforesaid Court
dated the 29th May 1851 will be offered for
sale at auction by Cyprien L.. Blanchard auc-
%tioneer duly qualified IN and for said Parish.
on saturday the 9th day of July 1881 at 10
O'Clock A. M. on the premises the following
described property to wit:
10 A tract oflaand sitaaded in tie Parish Of
Assumption on the left bank Of Bayou Lafour-
che, in the Bruly .Longueyue measuring about
twenty one superficial arpents, bounded on
one side BY lands Of Augustine TriIxilo & oil
the -otaer side by lands Of Manuel Martinez
with alIthe buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-25

nuage il passe devant mes yeux. J'avais
conpris. Tn instanl apres, la religion
SC voyant ma panv.e Gle distraite par
les gendarmes qni hi promettaient de
Ii mener al directenr, mn fait ST.
gne etjei'ai s,,ivie seps prcnoncer une
parole, sans detourner Ia tete, sans yer-
ser une larme.
Nous avons traverse IN refectoire ct
monte I'm e~scalier obscur, taille eli COLI
macon dams l'interienr dune tour. Arri-
wees All second 6tage, nous nous sommes
arratees. La porte dune petite ehambre
hlanelie i cllaux, etait ouverte. J'y suis
reniree.
sC.atait ma c%elIule
Avezevous besoin de quelqne chose,
madame /? ma dit Ia religiense, qui MIA
dressait hi parole pour Ia premiere fois.
Jai fait IN signe uegatif. Ellie est sor-
tie en- donnant un tour de Gle a la porte.
Apres son depart, TAI ferme les volets
interiors de l~afenatre ct je suis revenue
m'asseoir al pied de mon lit. Mes yeux
r~egardaient sans voir etais sans force
pour %sentir, sans force aussi pour PEN
ser ct pour plenrer. J~'apprenais a soaf-
fir seule.
IT.
Vcrs dix heurcs la Gle 4 tourns deuy'
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7. ROGER.
CHARRON, FORGERON, SELLER, CAR
ROSSIER

lie sonssign6 Prevent lie public quill SEES,
ad]olnt dep0ls quelque temps un habiIe Car
rossler ct quill est 4 meme do.ana want d.
contractor pour toute espeee lie PREPARATIONS
de v~ottures.
IL s'cSt attache egalement lie mecanicien
qul Il 81 longtamps t~ravailiG avec I'm rare sue
ceS cans les atelIcrs de NJ. Crane. II nest
oo'lc pas d'ouErages qull ne puIsSe cntreprell-
Gre autourdhui pour la reparation DIES mp
mes.
IL espere done autant par la modicile de
SEES prix due par lie I'M lu travail de sd sellc.
RE ct dc sd, forge, obtenir ct satisfairc SEES
nombreuse clientele.
TRASIMOND ROGER.
?ailcourtvillp. Ill
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n DE SsIE.,EE.

Etat De In i.oUisianc. Conr Ga Gin
qIjGmc District JudicinirG.- paroi.-
Sc Assumptions,
FRANCOIS Landry No 43SNS. IIcrmo>
gene Landry.
En- vertu dun writ de r. FL a moi adressc
par Honorable la susditc Cour, dams ~I'atIaire
CT desSus ]iltituice 4 numerotGc. JHl salsi ct
~J'ottrIral Ell Vente p~ubliGte Il Ia mason de
cour de crtte parotsse, dams lie village de
Napoi@ouEllle lie samedi Ter Juliet 1885 /
comuteUcant Il onze lcurcS du matin IL pro-
Prete CT apr&S dGcritc apparteraut III dcleu-
dcur, .Sdvuir; I'm moroccan &c terre sltuG dams
cctte paro!sse, sill Ia rive droite du bhy OF La
)iourchc, d environ dix miles an dessou5 du vii
Iage de AapoIeonviIle lncsurant ul arpcnt De
face au DIT bayou slir unc pFoiondcuf de qua
rante arpents entre Iign's PARTICLES bornee Ell
haut par la terre d'EIie Landry ct en- bas PAR
cclIe dn Dr. 7. Dauserrau, ensemble aytcton.
ties les batissps ct amtIiorations qni en depcn-
dent.
Saisi pour sati>!airc lie writ CT dcssus ct les
trais du process. Pour Gtre vendu avcc lie be-
uGIce dc destination
Conditions COMPLIANT.
Assumption 90 Mai 1851.
A. +. HICKMAN Sheriff.
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By virtue o., aid in obedience to a writ OF
Fl Fu to mt directed in tho above entitled aud
numbered suit | have seized and will offer at pu'
bic auction at the Court House of this parish,
in the village of Napoleoyille on Saturday Ju-
" lst 1851, commencing at Eleven O'Clock A.
NJ. the following described property belonging
to the defendahtto wit
A tract Of land, situaded in this parish, on the
left bank ofthe Attakapas Canal leading to the
lake Yerret at about eight miles from bayou
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-25
SuERIFE''S SALE

! Francois landry { State Of Louisiana Fifth
o 43S vs.. \ judicial District Court. -
Hgnc. Landry Parish Of Assumption.
By virtue Of and in obedience to a writ OF
Fl Eu TO me directed. i'll the above entitled and
numbered suit, by the honorable the above
%co,trt.~I have seized and will offer at public
auction at the court house OF this parish, in
the village Of NapoItonviile. On Saturday the
list day olJuly 1851 Commencing at eleven
O'Clock p. NJ. TIE following desci bed property
belonging to the defendant o wit
A tract OF land situaded in tlis parish, Oh
The right bank of bayou Laiourche, at about
ten miles below the village Of Napoltouvijle,
measuring one arpeut fronting said bayou, by
depth of forty afpents between parallel lines
bounded above by land of File Landry and
below BY land OF DR.. J. Dansereau together
with all the buildings & Improvements thereon.
Seized topay and satisfy said writ 4 costs
of suit. 10 be soiIwittl!e benefit Of appraisc
lnent.
Terms CASH, ,
Parish Of ASSUMPTION Nay go. 1854.
A. L. III CkMAN. Sheriff.