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No. 533
Notice OF withdrawal OF certain Lands In
W1scOnsin.

w UEREAS Of joint resolution o. Congress eni
tied "a resolution explanatory Of passed August third
eighteen hundred my FOUR approved March 1885, relating
the and Wisconsin the effect OF which q 70 en-
United Ss his order bearing date the ninth day OF
situate in the BrATx
WISCONSIN side OF Portage canal and the For yfper
lakes which nclndng the lands hereto
entry whatever unti further orders
hereby said ands situated here
matter described haye M day been Withdrawn from sale entry
accordingly, 10 VIII
In The district Of anda subject snle at MxsAsHA:
tie Of shs fourth prinepai ndiar
Township 10, the Of the Wisconsin rive and
ships - and "A, Of RANGE g
Townships 10, 10, and \, Of range To-
Township "A, OF range H. 4
Townships IA. is, Is, ", and s, of range 10
Townships Is, 10, ~, and ~, of range l3
Townships ~, ~, and 10, Of range -.
townships is, is, III 49, ~ 80, and ~. q rnnge 49,
Townships IS, is, ~ 10, 10, ~, a, and r, Of range ~
TownslIs 5, G, Y, 70, ~, q, and "a q range ls
Townships 6, IL, s, ~ 70, 2i g. and ~, OF range i9
ownshps af, ", %, and ~, Of rangs 70.
Townships ", %, and "a, of range a.
Of lands mbjecs sas At MIxxRAL Posr;
NoY Of ne the o8rfA primetpni merdian
Townships 49, H. len bank Of tho Wisconsin river
of range g. a@4@
aslrict subject sale az srHvExss Pcixrs
en@ east ssrA rrt~sars ~sds"
Townships ~ and 10, of range g.
Townships 10 aud i6 Of range0
Townships I5 and i8, OF range 10.
LIS, IS. and Ia, Of III.
the General Lald Once al the CITY Of
Washington, this third day Of April, A d. 1850
BY order Of the President; .x, -. -, "a
Commits ssoner D General Land Once.
April 4-2nw6w lint and star.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-Thc block ofssid
ingA Union B0ldnEs,' ard NOW occupsnd
Union newspaper establishment They ere situated on
and fronting directly on rsna
by i59 feet deep The
properly suscepubs Of aivos snd and - pos.
ION such must husHess sands ths
avenue yearly value This time OF the present
e september next on which Dag possession
IN
brick hoase 7h street wss top
posse Once, and doors souh Of street .
house nth west nsx door 10 the
government building the OF and Ira street,.
sed private sale prior 70 the
day puhsc Ancson Terms
be made favorable 0 the purchaser. = ...,.
Apply 20 cH ~ ". I.uhk,
OF 17th and q suees
Mar 10 asw,is MAY
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assaH OnD.v SaE AuTssOMsz sGD 1.-The nos q Or BOY.
Vc m - n rRIYR =
nles sssspas, oss~s s'n,.ss anes snfrs
q seh ussss~ scnsehesis s es'sesi
ood - No. suA hereditary " bsss As drpa,a
rasasrhs ~ tAs hh1aes,
snd of the -ssna ne"' atre~
stpss,u1 ns ~" cures ~
v,ry so,s ns as~ss snusss fres ts
az Sstsaa esssh soa sncsoS& whh only spF
,c ytsgs wtsksss Ths Mob BAyvenn shove az
rpA tsssse~ whsssr recent o. "s ssnd
.e - wbck have cf ~ The s.se
ofpS pSsasstum.
d.sr.I n~rass Ga~~s Blosdss
w,,sr ss,s< ostefs s''4
view usi~sas s~uiiiy, San fSAs<s~co -
nc .nx a.
t. nssss Tts pssagAsvs u A. 0ssvats
c. ursnsrss 0AsAssed BY
air Winsm New vask vho w'n give every nier~aaen
wanted
Aio~ unssA Ssss ~ hs ts Evb bond
March Idly.
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News for ths I.aass.-Mr4. A. r. YOUNG, f,shionabIe
respectfully inform friecds
generally Of fashions o
French EnGsh, American Styles She has secured
which will be enabled
notice and II ,hs hes Gsod
necdiesm anything,
they good wofx wolf gsd hs All she ask
will their
psices Ang good work Gave
call, fi0nl q aide, No. HT
ll--e0dlM
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CHARLES ). NJ. CIV lSN,

CHARLES ,. N. CIV Inn,
-attoyney- at LaW,
BALrfxoaS, MAaYLAxp,
WI originating
claims Washington, person dcsssns
dn
may James o. Bsuet
ingtcn d. G.
April l5-eodln Nat. Int.1
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aN. These ships having been built by contract eI-
sally for service, every care has been
<I& tnken in their constructions also in their engines
20 insure strength and speed; and their aecommo-
passenge unequaed elegance and comfort
passage York Liverpool In drst cabin, $50
cabn Exclusive Of size state 35
From Liverpool 10 New York. 30 and % guineas.
An experienced attached TO each ship.
No bcIths be secured until paid for.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SALLING--lsa5.

Stopping Southampton going and they offer
proceeding London and nve advantages
other route for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from New York 10 Southampton and Bremrn
cabin. saoon S3o first cabin, lower saoon siio
second do, $50.
newspaper through the office.
No bills ofading will be signed the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon II attached to each ship
q. Hi. SAND, II south William IT,, N. Y.
g. Al. HEINEKEN 4 Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY K Co, southampton.
WILLIAM IHEL.Ik, fIavre. 4.83
M-s6-dly n st4 4fEFs H#8as5 tf sas
WASlIlNO-w0N DHANUSx RAILROAD.
Chmhgs Or rxUnrs. v@t-te srs r
~ r. ssssfsz F5 -
a and aer Monday, 23d instant the will leave
" Warrington a and eA, m, and . and Az, p.
On SUNDAY, al An, p. M y
Leave Baltimore Ak and 9X, a. m, and and 5x, Pm
ON Sunday. at II, a. IA
Anril
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tsOrtr OF ClAlna1Ueah vewss~s sssesoey ss sw ksss
A~parmsmt Wrshnxfns Cs"ae s,est
.Adss~sA s either Rockville No ~ ss'h s're ""W "
pvonpsly attended tO-
March 3l-dsisJniy
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CARRIAAE and Horses for Saie--A pal, Of beautifully
faiy curiage hosscs together with
nncent northern built modern carriage.
The of value, hsns young and gentle The
used twelve months aud
andp perfect hrst purchased
The having o ias will sell them great bargain
Apply o WIN. r. DOVE, Coal dealer First Wsrd.
Nov
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Law Notice.
Bxows, erAwroN. AMp WALxxa.

Bxows, gTAwrox. WALKxR.
VII r. BROWN, FRRD. r. STANTON, and H. KNOX WALK
Err ued partnership practising the supreme
United the of claims
Of Tsnneses. ocsa IN Washington and Mem
phis found place.
letters addressed 70 them will receive prompt attention.
April is- tfsod ftns. and sentinel copyI
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The National Hotel

city reopened f reception Of guests On the s7.h
of kitchen fom the basement to
The building and ss alterations In and about e dining
ooms greatly and comfort u its gusa
furnished the best tho markets AFFORD
and or labor VIII be spared
equal 10 In the c0uny
subscriber therefore, that generous public WIN continue
exsaded the house.
desiring n The winter DO 80 u any
n. ID. WILLARD.
wAsnsoros CIrv, November "A, 1854
A. s
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Flgh Psisdspnia Reading
and Chery daily fs Chicago sad
have made which
JOHN TUCKER. fressaeat
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company.
Feb ls-du
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COLD silver nns steel and plated spec,aciss Ae
focuses, perifoca pcrscopc and parabolA glasses
long gives peculiar advantages selecting sasss
adapted to the eyes Of wearers.
3a4 Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Inn 2S--tf = Is IA
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Bpreaa Of Ordinances and Hydroyaphy-C Commodore Chas
Morris chief Of bureau four clerks and draughtsman
This charge ordnance and ordnance stores the
purchase ofcannon guns POWDER shot, Shells
6c equipment Of vessels war, with everything
connected Herewith. 1t also provides them with maps
charts chronometers barometers &c., together with such
books furnished ships owar. 'The United States
Naval Observatory and Photographed Office Washing
ton and the Naval Academy at Annapolis also under the
general superntendence of the chief Of this bureau.
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery.-Dr. William Whean
surgeon United States navy chief Of bureau passed
United States navy and clerks Every
thing relating medicines and medical stores treatment
and wounded and management Of hospitals with
in the superintendent OF this bureau
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Metropolitan Railroad Odace,
Georgetown, D. e., April 49, 1885,
THE Of this company hereby notified that
payment Of share beon ordered,
from the date Of thus advertisement Pay
may the different banks into which the INIT nats
ment was paid, or % In Georgetown.
]. w. DEEBLE,
April l3--law3w Secretary and Treasurer.
To southern AxricpIturists and Planters.
THOKOUGH practical Maryland fhrnsf wishes
engage healthy estate tbs scuh which
and into purely agricu
urnl and stock farm.
Of given and all communica
ions subject fully answersd. g
Address AGRlCOLA, Washington, D. z,
Mai
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-18

De. A mulatto woman named Rosalie aged
81 years, and her two children named Pc
rome aged eigt years ct Albert aged about
I years. ,.
5 Anather piece Of land situaded in this
Parish in Bayou Sec, a distance alta. distance
of about "a aTpsnts from the bayou Lafourche
measuring one arpent front by seven deep
more or less bounded on Que side by land OF
Antoine Albared & on the other by land OF
Sylvanie Bondreau. =
90. Horses, Carts. ct farming utensils.
10 A lot Of Corn and forage.
80 Household furniture & Kitchen utensils
Terms and condition s-For the hands and
slaves payable one third in each OF the munths
Of March Of the years 1856, 1851 1888.
n; For the movable all sums under ten dollars
payable. in March 1856 and all sums of
and above ten dollars one half in March
1856 & the other half in March 1857. Purcha-
sers tofurnish good and'solvent security and
all sums not punctuailly paid at maturity to
bear interest at the. rate of eight per cent per
annum and special mortgage on the land and
slaves until paid. ~. '"A d
Assumption IT February 1866. 's5 fV|n
TETE & BLANCHARD! Auction GERS
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LES FRERES DERVELo1-
EXERCICEs DE GYMNASTIE.

Notre petite vile a etc visisee, hy&
quelques jours par la troupe des 'ere'
Derveloy. Leurs exercices ont etc tort
concoulraus dams les divers endroits des pas
~roisses de &c district out lis ont dresse
leur tente. A Napoleonville principa~
cement lis ont attire lie plus brilliant ct lie
Mus nombreuxs c%oncours. C''etait justice,
car il serait tres ditIieile de mleux tenlr
aux promesses dun programme que ne
Pont fait ces me7sieurs. lis ont etc SUR
nrenants dams leurs exercices de dlsloea>
ton, dams leurs sarts de trampiin, en- I'm
mot dams tous les jeu1 qui rrequierent VI
gueur, courage, 2adressc ct precision. -
lis nous. promettent uae seconde vfs'te
pour jeudi proclaim nous osoas lear h pfedi-
re un aussi beau simon plus. grand success
que la premiere fois. -.i a-e a-z-y;s
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the left bank OF Bayou Pierre Part measuring
two alpents front more Or less by q ceu,5
OF sixteen .arpents more or less o pnded H.
We by lands of Treville Landry and bel0s
and back by lands Of A. F. Hickman. h.,'
ween parallel, and Improvements thereon.
20. One lot of hogs, Farming utensils, or.
lot of Bakets, one lot Of Cotton, one lot Of pis'
kets, one gun, the household furniture and
kitchen utensils &c. III y
/ Terms & Conditions. THE Landed pffou,,,I
ty three hundred dollars payable in March
1856 and the balance in two equal instaImsnt,
one haifin March 1857 and the other half +
March 1858. - sET-
The movable property payable in March
1856 and the crop of cotton and seeds paya.
BILE cash.
VI Purchasers furnishing good and solvent a.
eurity. With special mortgage on the landed
property until paid and all sums not ponctuallv
paid at maturity to bear interest at the rate Of
eight Per cent per anndm. DQ.
7=afish o. Assumption February f7th 1855
= A. F. HICKMAN Sheriff ct, Auuuctioneer.:
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SEWARD REELU.

Ia reelection de M Seward au siege
senatorial qa'it occcupe actueliement a
Washington, est IN fair hccomPii. fiier'
a~.pouyerture de la seance, les deux
branches de. la legislature d'hsfbaoy on.
proceds au vote sur cette noml1atian 81
ardemment debattue. Das 10 premier
tour de ~scratin, M. Seward a obtenui7
voix sur 20 gotants dams lie senat ct SO
voix sur liz yotants dams l'assemblee.
Cette double majerite relative est dsau-
tant plus decisive que les voix de
Ia minorite Sc sont perdues eur me ou-
le de candidats. lie nom de M.sSey-
mour i seul reeuni, dams l.%assemhlee, On.
vote. m6rite quuelque peu &c nom: u voix.
Toutefois, lie vote en- favour de Nj. Sc
ward ne represente que juste Ia MAORI
Is absolute dams le senat set4 voix seule-
ment de plus que cette majorite dams
passemblee. Il
M. Seward est reelu senateur pour
un espace de six annees, qui expireront
le 4 mars 1861. IL f6
En- dept de "a rapidits ct de Ia spon.
tankits apparente y %laquelle ellie
s'est accomplie, cette election est des-
tinee 4 exercer sur Reorganization des
parts dams PEtat de New-Y ork-peut-
asre meme .au dehors- M influence
don't le temp, sselulll reyelera toate Ia por~
tee. Csest .les premier echec subj par
lapuissance occulte ct nagnere repatee
irresistible des Know-Nothings; c'est
aussi le premier brandon de discorde
iete dams 1leur camp. Or, inc secte
i~mproyisee CONNIE Ia etc c%elle-la, COM
posee de tant d'el6ments heterogenes,
de tant d'intsrsts contraires, n'ayant
pour lien factice qu'un pacte occplte.
ct malsdk6ni, ma, pour soutenir les chocs
de ce lgenre, nj la cohesion, nj q yilalite
sdes viex parts, cimentes en- quelque sor-
te par lie temps ella commnnaute reelle
des
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-18

oNous craignons bien, disait il, que
Que lie general C~azoeau ct ga femme
n~'aient plus qua re,enir chez enx en-
habit de deuil. i.eur traits ayec sante.
Domingo est mort. Mais sill 6tait pos
sibIe de lie Feswsciter, nj M. kalbaad,
consul de France, appuyssdeL trois M.
vlres 3et dune corvette avapeuf, III Or
Rober. Schomberg ayec soa -
composee de trois n%avires, de trois ire
gates, dune corvette ct dune innombra.
bic quartite de batiments plus petlts ct
de yapenrs. ii enfin les hordes noires DC
Fausiu Ter ne nous emrGcheraient De
tabliryu n depot de chaEbou dams Ia oa'e
de Samana.' tasi tis8 sazs .a
C'est la lie. pat4iotisme Guson a mis-
a la mode34aux Etats- Unis depuls la
guerre d'Orient. Mails il commence
a etre ,hors de s%aison, ct nous conseille-
rons charitablement a ceux de nos con-
freres qui en- ont nse ct abuse de lie
metre de cote. C'est IN We'll habit:
qui ma jamais eu pour lui gum eclat
faux ct de mauvais go6t; anjoard'hal i
montre la corde. A quot ont about
tant d'accusations ct dc brayades contrs
la France ct l.Angleterre A proaver
que nj Tune nj rautre mont a Sc rcpfo>
cher Iet moindre'a acte d'agrcssion on
d'nostllite morale a%,Fencontre des Etass-
Unis. tandis que ceux-ci ont constant
ment fat preuve d'antagonisme ct de
mauyais %vouloir yis-a-vis d'elles. II se>
raft, temps, nous lie Iepetons. den hrir
avec des, habitudes de langage sni ne
troompeent plds sp%ersonnae ct. ne lpeusent
servir qua refroidif uhef cordialitei don't
Europe ne ssest jamais departie.-
QUAINT au traits Cazneau, II a erhoue
tout supplement sur recueiI de Ia mau,
,vaise fol p~atente u,ilrapait dcti. 81
,~quelqu'un ose soutenirl lie contraire, nous
Ienverrons demander aux Flats du Sud
comment lis a~entendaient pratIquer la
sciprorlis du traitement que lie couple
CazIneau &c pretendait autoIisea pro
metre aux Dominicains ?
C. des E. U.
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lie chemin de Blanchemont dit
erfn lie mendiant lorsqnsil cut achieve
ga priere :tyous MY eles pas, mes en-.
fants; il faut ~retonrner ct prendre le pre-
mier qui descend 4 droite. a5gl.ag
-En etes-yous sur? dill M~arceIle.a
go -Jay al passe 1'las de six cents fois'
Sinvous ne ME csoyez pas, fsltes CONNIE
yous soadrez m'est egal,a MOI.
it-ll pasait sur de son fat, dit Mar.
celle a son conducteur. Ecoutonsrle
qnel mteret auIait-il 4 nous
BAH ! leoplaisir de NAL fare, re-
pondit4e patachon soucieux. Je me me-
lie de Get Jlomme.la. Isl
MarceIIe insista pour suiyre PAWS du
mendiant, ct bient6t ia patache s'enfon-
Ca dams une trafne etrolte, tortaeuse ct
singulierementrapide.
o-Je dis, moi, reprit en- Jarant le pata-
ehon don't, le cheval trebuchait d cha-
que pas, auesce yieux soarnois nous
egaTes fail ss9l
rzrAgancez, dit Marcelle, puisqu'il
ny pas moyen de reculer.
! Plus ION :ayancait, plus Ie chemin
devenait, quasi impossible mails il etait
,trop dtroit pour retourner d .voiture !:
deux haies, .splendides Ia serraieat de
prsssi Aprea ayoir fat dee miracles
de forces ct de d%svouemeilt, le petit
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AUCTION SALE.

On Saturday the oath day of February 1856; ]
at 10 o'clock A. M. will offer at public sale
at the residence of III. Landry Landry fls;a
at about four miles the village of Napoleon
Vile in Brule st. Vincent: The following
described property, to him belonging, to. wit:
lst. a tract of land situated in this parish
in BruIe ST. Vincent measuring thirty super
fetal a%rpents, more or less. Bounded on one
side by lands of in. Bite. Landry fills and in
other side by lands of JeantaSt. German. Said
tract of lard fronting on the road leading to-
Brule s. Vincent. :"
I'd. A tract Of land sitnosted,.iin this parish iaA
Brule st. Vincent. measuring forty sapefG.a
cial ~arpents more or less, bounded on &ote side
by lands Of in. Bite. Landry fills. ant'on the
other side by lands Of Venant iiiebert, FROM
ting on the road leading to Brule ST. Vincen
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. g az "a xU24a8IHs.
3D. A tract Of land situated in this Parish
in Brule st. Vincent measuring eighty threcs
superficial ~arpents, more, or less, boundedon
one side by lands of W.. r. Pughs, and Oh The
other side by lands of Vara1di and Rodrigus'
with a road leading from said land 70, the St.
Vincent Brnle Road. q .a8a s.qysca .a,.as
9TH. William a negro man aged about q" 3S
years.
9Th Ceorpe Ct I" I" 81 % .'f'"a
9th Britten (" g.. " +" F." a. 8ttyt
7th. Alfred a" +~.itlYsas.t " IS, g. Il
8th. HELEN NEGRO woman aged about Is
wears with her three children Gilbert aged
about 10 years, Henry aged 4 years, Heieaa
aged 2 years.
9th Mules, Horses, Ok Carts Horse Carts,
Axes, %ploughs, Hoes Spades DC. Also oaeas
joke ofoven. ,7~s'.' H@f'""t ssH'Ai
10th. One lot of Corn; and fodder. .@''sas
Terms & Conditions sts77zs f1
The Lands and slaves, payathe in foar . 4lal1s
instruments; one iourthi in March l8a6,A one j
fourth in March 1851; one fourth in March
1858 and the remaining fourth IN March 1859.
The movable properly for 'allisutps mlder ten
dollars payable in March 1856. and for all
sums over ten dollars one half in March 1856.
and the other half in March 1857.
Purchasers furnishing their notes with soodand
solvent security to. the sa Iisfa etions OF Tit fvehs1.
dor, bearing eight percent interest Per ginun
after maturity, until paid The lands snd
slaves remaining specially mortga gsds unfn fr
final payment, ~ ~
The acts Of Sale TO be passed BY aArnadeo
Morel at the expense Of the purchasers nsft
Parish of Assumption February 9th 1855. il
ti A. f, HICKMAN ,Anctionassls, .,h
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+ ETAT DE LA LOUISiANE.-
Paroisse2s Eafourche.- Coar du SINE
District Judiciaire. ,l
Succession de Fehr Beurg.

Succession dc fehG Beurg.1 =
En- vertu dun ordre de vente rendu lie Is
Fevrier 1855 ct amoi adresse par Honorable
la susdlte Cour nous Off en-. vente publ
que aPencan lie jeudi 90 Mars 1855 sur les
stieux a dix heHres du matin les proprietes ci-
apres dScritcs appartenant a la susdite sue
'cesslon SAVIOR: al 3a aotdFgs
10. Une habitation situee dams Ia; Paroisse
Absorption faisant face au bayou Latourche
de quatre arpents de face sur laquelle facade
I'm arpent ct trelte trols pleds de face jusqu'a
tquatre arpents de profondeur sont vsndus sur
Ia limi.e den haut de la dits habitation & du
cote den has, un arpent ct douze pieds de face
sur euatre arpents de profondeur' sent vendus
par t~errains il va aussi sur le cote den haut de
la dite habitatlon, un chemln de vingt-cinq
pieds de face sur Ia profondstr de qlarante
jarpents ct est bornee du cote den haat par
les terres de Maxlmilien Boudrau ct Carme-
lite Fight; jusqu'a guatre arpents de proton-
deur ct ensuite par UT chemln appartenant a
Jean Rourg, Louis Bourg ct autres ct tu cote
den tbas par Joseph Fryou jusqa'a qaatre ar
penis de profondeur eft de la a la terre de Char
les Maximiiien Boudreau ct en- arriere DIES
quarante arpents par les terres de Charles
Roussel & Antoine Aibares; Ia dits hahita-
ton sera vvendue avec toutes les b~atisses& anne
liorationls qui en- dependent lies batisses ap-
partehant a Louis Boarg ct Gaspard ,Od teman
excepte) .zau, 81. -.
20 Caroline negresse agee d'environ 4s
ans.
80. Celestin naulatre age d'environ 90 ans.
DO. Rosalie mulatfesse agse dc II ans ct
ses deux enfants Psronne agee de huis ans Ell
Albert age lie 7 ans. .,als
SO. I'm autre moroccan de terre situe dams
cette paroisse d environ 81 arpents de profon-
deur Plus on moins borne dun cote par les
terres de Antoine Albaras ct de l'autre par
Syivanie Boudreau ~sf4.. m; ss a3
SO. Chevaux, vaches ct outils aratoire.
i 10. Un lot MATS ct tourrage.
SO. Meublss de MENACE & batterie de cuisi-
"t 2t
Termes let Conditions - La terre ct theses
claves payables en- trois terlnes egaux eche-
aut dams les mois de Mars des annees 1856,
1857 & 1858. Pour lie mobilier toutes sommes
au dessous de S 10 payable en- Mars 1856 ct
tontes som res de dix piastres ct Ri dessus,
une Motto en- Mars 1856 ct FautTe Motto en-
Mars 1857. Les .acquereurs fournissant des
cautions BONES ct solyables ct toute somme
qui ne sera pas ponctuellement payee a re.
cheance portera interet a raison de hut pour
cent par an ct hypotha1ue spaciale sur les
terres ct les e~sclaYes ~jusqu'au final Placement.
Assomption II F6vrier 1855.
III TETE & BLANCHARD.
Encanteurs. tt9
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-18
LIE pocrEUR FELIX FARAuT,}t

Ex-Tnterne des h~opitaux de Paris; s'est ri
comment etabii dams cettes p~aroisse, dams pne
des maisons de NJ. Ferdinand platten entire, re-
elise ct lie seminaire. y - -
LIE Doctenr Farauta offfe ses services au1
habitants. 81 de profondes etudes ct une lon
que pratlqn,e sont des titre q nne belle clienl
tele, ls docteur Faraut en- Gomptera bienth
une. 80.
II ofre aux hab.tants de prendre DIES abon'
nemeents a I.annae ct II esperel par "a ponce
tualite ct les SONS quill donnera aux psemlers
mralades qui lai seront confess meriter bisntot
50 part dn patronage public 34sta s13,as