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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

ssow ~ Avsu.r-On Wednesday rscrning, le.n ,ns
iust stost ,hA,Dg time, We ".re !srl soe I'D m,
Ar, .. ,iue suow fakes Zoe ling 10 asd arva'a oai
a COW bYi.Ay y.isw belly percl~s ~ me
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FAIL EIscrToss-As the bote of preparation begins Z,
be soppd'd for The Fail Elections OF the Free stses
worth vbie TO know when they The first OF them
farr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

ty the enc, OF and ndep pendent 40 All perons n
the ,tate Of Riley late OF the C OF New
es,fd a, ditors Of kin, or otba~ seha
hs you tuh yoa hereby eisd and '.soeSs, y
a Surrogate OF the Ceseis OF
ks Sc ia tbr CIV OF On tho 1sh oey o -9Psenei
,l.veB oeoek Ia the fr Il that dsy q eo1
fhr Of rtscnings 81 rIo.
Gh,e John Kelly McBanon xEeos'os VI 'he 'A
viii tad ,ttsul,It sad dsoessed .e.. NJ ..S
testimony Wbeof have caused ne sea. Pw P' ,afS
Pee s,rSSs, of ,1y ,d coanty h Cts 81 New Yok me
dsy nf Apsu, in OF Lord %. s"'
huidred and hny-ou'. A. W. o""'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
NEw-YoRK sgPREME GouRT.CTTY CIT irv,s1i and
HJOTICE of APPLICATION fer the DISCHARGE

IN Insoen from his Debts pursuant to the fovos OF
he d article OF the rst e chapter Of the second par
Of the Revived Statutes ADAM HoYT Of the City of Williams
Kings inos mt eebor Notee Lst pn
Eshsd Creditors appear before the Hon HkNf MooaE
County Js6e Kings the Cbapeee tn
Comfy County Of Kings the City Hall OF ee oy
Brollyp the arih day Of SeIeolber Sot at wese
IL they have Why efsgnn-n shcph
he OF Se and be be dscha Eed from ns
Ssh,. ~ u ~I,x Irw Tnl Z n L'AMOUREUX. AIRY
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
CIIKEME COURT.-W illism Gordon Samue

- GoIdon Jo.dh Gordon. AvTy wssh1s9 and Lo'eaao
6,rfou Assins JOHN smith Jo"ataan o..
s.siury lhais Shepsrd Deo Lyon, John Wer Hs9Fse
Cor ov.t rad Iseao Lsbsugb To defendant JodAthAs o.
SALISBURY hereby ummopsu TO pnsw .ee 20
plsifi In ibs action and copy es NE orne
Goeny within days aT the fce neio -
Of the day each ssniee AID he ne al M
The complaint sfsed the pains. w app ao.
k ,ha II ei MAJ d.d sid complaint And You WI tae
tsi The eonr ltn in as scion was he@ IN " ~"
al CSitsspbus County, Jely ~ 1904
su2a VA A. Il
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

=. NLINkFNtk q 90 II 6afclaY
HAvILsSD HARRALL & BIsLEY No 80 Warren
" c WELLS 4 Co...............No 27 Eishthsv
r A SASDs,.....................No 1888 BOwery.
yosx MEAKM- f97 Broadway
\ hGUios...................Nsl IN BoweIy.
c. s. S.SA1rH,......................N0l No l26 Canalst
BeIerANk MILLER...........No - Av ID.
j. 81 CoDDfNGIoS, 7l5 Broadway.
W. CRUMBLE, 60 hIosowsy.
W. b. b.FREsAAS,.................NO. a Third
W. 81 5ixtf aud IoS STRAY.
Gan AMFUD. ...............No 1893 Thirdav.
T. " NoNDAsMiTH. i58 BOwery
7. T GREEs,....................No S99 Broadway.
A. APOwELL,.................... I6S Az A
i WALL 0RsrN,...... s..........No IA Broadway
JONI NMILLER...,...............No 245 Firstav.
WI LMDSAy..................No No II East Broadway
w. n. LON NEs,..................Eo 298 Hndson-st
Grs H.yEs.. lis fnltODst., Brooklyn
1sos HAYEs......... South Brooklyn
BoswELL LIvTSGsToS.........No 1871 Gra6d
kvrSssroN No 2i5 GraDd-st Wlltsnnsbs,si
TBos tAiLEY.... ........No Bbe-FIoase, sh-av.
DAVID 31P cor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
Eeaal Notlrcs.

In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
s' GGun sEShY % % Of the HI S,
deceased TO present he sane wh vouchers b'Ts 70
on OF before the ictb day February reIDsd Ne
Y.ri d. ~ day Of August. isa pa ,po.Dvv
In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate ofthe
sssnsi kITH4NiEL wLsQS late Of .hs cIy Of New
s.os,: dSn s% s q: S
S s. "a, S as EkERSJS Wis
and MA1HEw BETTRlcK AdnisisuaioIs jyls lswsmTu.
IN PURSUANCE of all Order of the Surrogate Of
havirs ssaiust JONATHAN TAFT late Of City o. New
& Gs Of RSs sA An" T No. @
the City ofNew York before the first day of December
~,'s saSi' fNsEsdE 1as EFF Eiisss, Sss..
1K fuRSUANcE of an Order Of the Surrogate Of
1v1. s. e% Ss11s ri wA% %r & late =. s:
& he & e. y With
No o. Wsst IN the City Of NeS.YoTt or before
a:s sS9 sy ,sss $ is 4SSs %iTsfI ,''
fIssfI MATHEWS. Proctor, No 81 w.ll.t N
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the surrogate cf
sh County OF NswYGIs sGes IN hsEsy Ssn CO. al
sss Yc 60 the With sSuse .Ssiso the
S .rs: S. s,: S il s'
1D.ied % Nsw.Yofi the sl.vestI day q MsIeh 1854
mi. .l.rsuru ftsssek f.s's s1sLn1 LsnR1ADYs Execution.
NEw-YORK SUPREME COURT-CITY and
~ COUNTY Of kEw1YoRM1G,WH4Rtss % AuogsTEUsfs
(eom not ,ev,d) ITO RAChEL ANN AUGUsrHUYs; Yea arc
hereby mop.d ard required to ss.wsI the IN th
s.s1; s ~as q WY BE ' 1t he p: City &
-: vs h. SEy Of your 20 s IN ID: e sn the
s~.sy day. thi. .y. Of
ssis $ ,S. @s afers..d the plata
81 & c'o for the relic Is
sTle complaint this action 6led IN ,s ooe 81 ths
Su,r,, o. ,sa '"S anu ''0'' " aus .wio~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
TTNIvER'!ssITY's FAMILY MEDICINEs-FEVER

" md AGUE-CHULEkA
The UNIVERSITY of FREE MEDICINE and POPUI.A n
ENONLEDOE chartered the
1859 mainly the evils of spurious also TO
oe pnbhe ~hh reliable remedies where the best
remedy, ROW ANDS TONIC MiXTJJRE
che first ~eny yea IS the certain eure 10,
ysvsr aid Ague and s tiDded
h 10 the patronage OF the afflicted
or Choltfs
R0vANDs COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT
al be- safely hested u " '-' - -
By order Of the Trustees JOHN n pOWAND A. D.
President OF University
partrtnt Pbsdeipk3a
Hon. Dsgensay .nd Once No 81 soon secna adepbl,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
mehtrai.

CT. VITUS DANCE,-TLose having this Complaint
~ can b. cured viii certainty and BY hsr aess operation
cure IN every case operated No viii be
named 1Dtli the patient bs ert tfTrly recovered
W. = Nj FISH No IA Fulton a, p,ooLI,n
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

The Citys Wants and ts Cks~eks Work b the in
Of an earnest plea in behalf II oy hisas, By she Rev
THEODORE l.. CUrLra. incaiessug principles thsa Sssu
the basis of Christian socialism.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

Sister Agnes; or the Cops'Se kss purpcrts TO be re
Egous novel, warning the psbis against the sbousns
tons Of nunneres Il 10 written h thu u.ual scarocrow
style Of such and presents many pictures hs
are llsp,ed W terrfy exehabk inaginssions i2mo
3D. 4i2. Riker, Thorne & Col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-17

musket; and we shall be required TO furnish
bread, clothes, and large proportion Of the
manufactures used in the b llgerent countries.
British and French ships will ! e unsafe car
riers of merch ndisa; ours must do the work.
Should W last, confidence in the soundest
financial inst tutions, and governments of Eu-
rope win decline; ours must be the country
where prudent men will invest their money.
Finally, the diminution that the war must
effect in the Atlantic trade VIII necessarily
stimulate that on the Pacific; and before the
end Of the war, the latter my ave increased
to the same proportions as the former, thus
placing in the centre of the financial world.
1t is not impossible that European war, as
long as the last, would It it's close see the
United States, like Venice formerly, the gra-
nary, the bank, the factory and the marine
depot of the world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-17

try was under the influence and control of ce.
persuasons Of religion and could not exist othsrw
and Mr.. Putnam thought an inquiry as to whether I
fessors were roned subject to their religious ten
was the greatest degree OF vandalism ever introdu
in the Senate The colleges had perfect right to Sc
their professors such accorded with the religious vi
of the trustees and managers.
In view of this statement it may not be nappropri
to make the inquiry how happens it that in every
stance where any appropriation from the state in AID
colleges is asked for that the lobby outside and mem
inside uniformly deny that those institutions in
least tinctured with sectarianismf From the alb
statement of Senators, it has ut last become develo
that the funds of the State have been conferred a
Episcopalians Presbyterans Baptists, Methodists,
tariana ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-17

The ADMINISTRATION AND TIE GAosDBR
TREArY.-yl ere Is n Bg any doubt Of the
total failure II the Gads EN- lty. II has col
lapsed every aue, an Is eoilg down headfore-
most in deep water. This is the greatest defeat
the administration has yet sustained. The
Conp,rator5 in this treaty were banded to-
gether like the freebcoters Of Rob Roy, and the
descent OF tn treaty gang upon the Senate was
lie one of tie wholesale raids of McGregor
from the reces. es Of Loeb Katrine among the
live stock ana movables Of the Lowlands. Here
we have had combinati n for the spoils be-
tween the kitchen cabinet, the lobby, the Garay
Sloo, and otter Mexican claimants, with
Santa A. ma o. the head of the whole conspi-
racy, to get twenty mill ons Of money out Of
the Trt a. ury and yet, with all the contingent
appliances Of twenty millions, they have failed
Well, we are waiting for the final disposition
of the subject, and for the correspondence
touching the csncoction OF this Gadsden abor-
tion. The administration may shrink from it,
BUTT must come out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-17
The News.

The Arctic, from Liverpool, arrived at this rort
aAan early hour yesterday morning bringing our
London files dated to the 9Th instant with the
hsest advces from the continent of Europe ant the
seat of BY this arrival we are enabled to fur
nish readers to-day with of four days later
date than tat brought out by the America to Hall
Nv, "a the mails of the latter vessel are not due in
New York until this morning. We publish an ex-
tended report the important debate in the British
Parliament which preceded the voting of the
address to the Queen in reply to her message
notifying % state of war with the Emperor
OF Russia. The vote unanimous in both
houses. Or the Sd instant two professions one
Of the Lords ma another Of the Commons we're
tormeu ua loth proceeded to Buckingham Palace,
VII. b. egislative papers were presented. Great
enthusiasm prevailed. An interesting debate Ill the
Commons, brought up Sir G. Pechell, on the African
slave trade, particularly relates to the traffic of
Spain at Cuba, is also given.
Flying rumors to the state of affairs in the East
and of more peaceabe intentions on the part Of he
Gar, had acted rather favorably on the English
funds, and consols slightly advanced on the evening
Of the 4th inst.
In the Liverpool markets, breadstufs were still up
wards, and cotton was more firm.
Our correspondent at Washington states that dos
patches from our. Minister nj London would proba-
bly, reach the capital on Tuesday embracing the de-
tails of the convention which has been entered into
between Great Britain and the United States. It
Will be recollected that in the declaration of war
England merely valves her rights over neutrals thus
still adhering to the principle invoved but Mr.. Blu
chanan has succeeded IN securing advantages more
favorable, that will be embodied in the terms of the
convention. 1t is stated, also, that the Committee
on nf fhn
of The adoption of Mr. Deans resolutions.
We have announced she determination Of the
Canal Board to open the canals of this State the
first day of May. Meanwhile boatmen and forward
are actively making their preparations for the
seasons business The suboined list of the days of
opening extending back as faE 1924, is interest
suU
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and dangerous manner n who blasting hla been
conducted in this city, Re Coron, at erwards
discharged the propre o. The quarry, and others
IMPLICATED, from custody. Can it be that hung
life Is held so cheaply that such cu'pabe cares IS
ness can be practised with perfect mpunity? sWely
the jury might have hit upon process more SUM
mary than that suggested FOR abating the evil A
full report of the case may be found under the ap-
propriate head.
We have received our files Of papers from Havana
TO the It'll inst. The documents in relation to the
Black Warrior affair contained therein have already
been published in this paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-17
Further About the Storm.


PHILADELPHIA, April l6, 1854
furious snow storm commenced here this morni
and is still raging at shutdown.
THE STORM AT THE SOUTH.
BALTIMORE, April lo, 1854
severe storm of wind and rain has prevailed here
day, and the weather is very cold.
AT Washington a severe storm of sleet and snow ]
prevailed all day, and will, doubtless prove destruet
to early vegetation.
u. THE WEATHER IN BOSTON.
Boston, April IT, 1854
The weather is quite cold here and cloudy, with in
cations of snow storm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-17
NE w s BY LEGR APH
Frsm Washington City.
THE BUCHANAN CONVENTION WITH GREAT BRITAIN
MN. DgAs's RESOLUTIONS, ETC.

THE BUCHANAN CONVENTION WITH GREAT BRITAIN
Mn. DgAs's RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
WAmsGToS, April 10, 1854.
The Hermann 1t is understood, brought nothing from
Mr. Buchanan, but dispatches are expected by the
America and win probably reach here Tuesday The
outline the convention stated by Mr. Buchanan in his
dispatches by the Europa is doubtless filed up and win
be received then The declaration of issued by
Engl.d it viii be perceived, distinctly states that she
only valves certain matters which she would have
right to enforce under the law of nations thus still ad
herring the principle In the case OF the United States
Mr. Buchanan has succeeded in obtaining even more
favorable conditions than granted in the general de-
claraton and these will be embodied in the conven-
TOM In the meantime, win the smpletons who are
hsrping about treaty" learn that convention" is
not treaty
1t is understood the House Committee Foreign Re-
laton will report back Mr. Deans resolutions tomorrow
and recommend their passage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-17
The Southern Mail-Mr. FILLMORE.
BALTIMORE, April Is, 1854
The Southern mail today brought New Orleans pap
of Monday last.
Mr.. Fillmore was at Mobile at last dates.
Markets.

CHARLESTON, April 49, 1854
Sales Of cotton to-day reached 800 bales The sales
the week foot up 1900. The quotations rangeSfrt
&c. to 105c., being decline Of oneeighth; the bw,
qualities having declined most Good middng is quot
at 9H Stock at this port exclusive of shipboard AZ
bales. Receipts Of the week, 1850.
Providence, April 15 1854
The cotton market is duh, with small sales at regu
rates. The wool market continues without chanI
Sales Of the week, 000lbs. Printing cloths dull sal
IL 100 pieces.
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40 rnE rp1ron az rnE sew YORK nrnALn.


SiRSeefng In your paper Of to-day article headef
" Another Duel, rs one Of the gentlemen referred 10
beg you viii unquaIihedly contradict It, the account IN
sary Ingredient VIZ truth Il boing false concernng the
origin, progress and result Of the quarrel.
Your obedent servant WIN ANDREWS
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LOYALTY OF THE PRovINCEs-THE MILITIA, h
BosToN, April Is, 1854
botn branches Of the Nova Scotia Legislature prev
70 rs recent adjournment, adopted addresses to
Queen expressive of their regret that the peace of Eur
is likely to be disturbed b. the unwarrantabe agrees
Of Russia, and of their unwavering attachment to
British crown.
In the regular troops should be withdrawn dur
the pending struggle they pledge the provincial mil
to defend their province, and to guard and protect
Maesys forts and arsenals from foreign aggression
They have authorized the Lieutenant Governor to
out the militia; and, in case they may be required
serve we doubt not that the people of Nova Scotia
obey with aacrity, and give convincing proofs of IL
loyalty and devotion to the parent country.
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Arrival Of the America at Boston.
BOSTON, April &c. 1854
The royal mail steamship America reached her VIII
at East Boston at IL O'Clock Saturday night, &
her mails were despatched to the South by the oil
O'Clock train this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-17

LIE 81 icE CRor'-Thc ice companies at Albany and
along tho Hudson have completed their winter harves,
" excellent, - - 4'ass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-17

TIE THEATREsEycellent bills offered this evening
at all the theatres. Miss Julia Dean Plays favorte
character at the Broadway; at Burons the Tempest
is announced; at Waack's BOLD Stroke for Hus-
band' at the National, new moral drama, and ct the
Bowcry new drama. Full particulars will be found in
the proper place.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-07
STATE Of Louisiana-Porish Of Ibsrrile.
Succession Sale.

pY virtue of a decree or order from the
ID Hon'ble the Sixth District Court of the
State of Louisiana,in and for the parish of ID
e~rville, to me directed, l will offer at public sale
to the highest and last bidder, on
Monday, 3oth day Of January;
1854, between the hours of 10 A.. M. and 3 p.
M, the following described propecty belonging
to the
Succession Of Thomas Chopper, decd,
and to the community which existed between
him and his surviving widow, Matilda Kleinpe.
ter, 10 wit:
LIST. Esther, negro woman aged about 26
years, and her three children, Spencer, aged
about 6 years; Harriet, aged about 4 years, and
Preston, aged about 2 years.
I'd. One Creole Horse.
Terms and Conditions of Sale.
The creole horse payable cash on the day of
sale, and the negro woman Esther and her chill
dren to be sold, payable in one, two and three
years credit from the day of sale. Purchaser
to furnish his notes endorsed to the s~atisfac.
ton of the widow and tutrix. Notes made
payable at the office of the Recorder of the pa
IRISH of lberviIle, and to bear interest at eight
per cent per annum from time due till paid
Special mortgage retained on the slaves to Sc.
cure the payment of the said notes and inter.
ests.
The sale to take place at the plantation and
last residence Of Mrs. Rebecca Terrell, widow
Of James Johns.
JOS. II. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Parish Of iberviIle, Dec. 20, 1854.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-07
State Of Louisiona-Parish Of Iberriue.
Succession Sale.

DY virtue Of two orders or DEGREES to me
ID directed from the Hon'ble the Sixth Dis
trict Court Of the State Of Louisiana, in and
for the parish of Ib~erville, l will offer at public
sale to the highest and last bidder, on
Monday, 18th Of January, 1854,
between the hours of 10 and IL o'clock A M,
the following described property belonging to
the partnership which formerly existed be-
tween Julien Allan and Victor Babin, both de-
ceased, and now belonging to their SUGGESTIONS
lone half for the succession of Victor Babin
and for the community which existed between
said Babin and his surviving widow Marguerite
Leblanc, and one half for the succession of
Julien Allain and for the community which en-
isted between said Allan and his surviving
widow Hortense Leblanc, to wit:
l. A certain PLANTATION or Tract of
Land, lying and situated in the parish of Tber-
vile, on the left bank of the river Mississippi,
measuring eight arpents in front on said river
with the depth thcreunto belonging, bounded
above and below by lands belonging to Rene
Arnous; the said Plantation being established
and cultivated as a Sugar Estate--together
all the buildings and improvements thereon
being and thereunto belonging.
2. Another Tract or parcel of Land situated
in the said parish of lberville. on the left bank
of the river Mississippi, at about thirty six ar
penis from the margin of said river, containing
one hundred and three and one quarter ar
penis in superficies, bounded in front and above
by land of Jeremiah Pritchard, and below by
lands of Celestin leblanc, and 10 the rear by
lands bel nging to Philip Winfree and others.
Terms Of Sale.
The above described property to be sold to-
neither or in one block, upon the following
terms and conditions, to wit: One fifth of the
price of adj Indication payable in cash on the
day oil sale, and the balance payable one third
in March 1855, one third in March 1856, and
one third in March 1857; the purchaser to fur
nish his notes encorsed to the satisfaction of
the parties interested, payable at the Office of
the Recorder of the parish of IberviIIe, and
if not punctually paid, to bear interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum from time
due till paid, special mortgage to be retained on
the said sugar plantation and tract of lands to
secure the payment Of said notes and all inter-
ests that may accrue thereon until full and f.
nal payment.
Sale to take place on the premises.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Plaquemine, 18th Dec, 1853.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-07
C1XTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish of

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish Of
- DerriWe, Slate OF Louisiana.
John Laport VS.. Ann Gallagher, wo. John Gill
No. 664.
By virtue of a writ of seizure and sale to me
directed from the Hon. the aforesaid court in the
above entitled and numbered cause, | have seized
and will offer at public sale TO the highest and last
bidder on SATURDAY, 7h Of January, 1854, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at the court house of the parish
of I~berville, all the right, title, interest and claim
of Ann Gallagher, wo. of John Gill, in and to
the following described property, to wit:
A certain lot of ground or town property, to wit:
A certain lot of ground or town lot situated in
said parish in the town of Plaquemine, in that
part Of The town divided into lots by Thos. B.
Pipkin, deceased, and designated in the plan there
Of deposited in the office of the Recorder Of said
parish, as lot No. 81, measuring sixty feet front on
Pipkin street by one hundred and fifty feet in
depth, bounded on the side towards the river, by a
lot belonging to Belsaire Arnandez. on the oppo-
site side by lots now belonging to Samuel Warden
and William Bowman, and in the rear by lots of
Jos. Rosemopd Berret, together with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon being and be-
longing.
TERns OF SALE-CAsH.
Seized to pay and satisfy the judgement, inter
ests and costs in the above suit.
dec3 JOS. II. ERWIN, Sheriff.
December LIST. 1853.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-07
! Etat de la Observation-Disclosures d'IberriMe.
Vente de Succession.

DIN vertu dun ordre GU decret a moi adresse
IL par rHon. cour du Gene District de rEtat
de la Louisiana, en- ct pour la paroisse dIber>
vile, Jexposerai en- vente publique au plus
offrant ct dernier encherisseur-
Lundi, lie 30 Janvier, 1855,
entire les heures de 10 A. NJ, ct 3 P. NJ, les
prophecies ci-apres decrites apparten aut a la
Successio" de teu Thomas Chopper,
ct a la communicate qui existait entire Iui ct son
epouse, Veuve Matilda KIeinpeter, <avoir:
10. Esther, negresse, agee dienviron IS ans ct
SEES trois snfans; Spencer, age d'environ 6 ans;
Harriet, agGe d'enyeron 4 ans ct Preston, age
d'environ 2 ans.
20. I'm cheval creole.
Conditions de la Vente.
LIE cheval creol payable compliant lie jour de
la vente, ct la negresse Esther ct ses enfans
se'ont vendus a un credit de un, deux ct trois
ans a compter du jour de la vente.
L'acquereur %tournira ses billets endosses i
la satisfaction de dit veuve ct tutrice. Les
dts billets seront payabIes au bureau dn Re-
cOrder de cette paroisse ct porteront ~interets a
raison de huit per cent depuis echeance jusqu'-
au parfait Placement. Hypotheque speciale Sc
ra retenue sur lea ~esclaves pour assurer lie pale.
ment des dts bi.!ets ct tous interets even
fuels.
La vente aura lieu sur rHabitation apparte.
nant 4 la succession de Ia Veuve James Johns.
J. II. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Paroisse d1berville, lie 20 Dec, 1853.