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AUCTION SALES.
See ~" rass 70, a eoI.s,. Of A.es.. sas..
10y a. 6RkEN, Auetionecr.

BY A. GREEN, Auetionecr. uEf q
SCHOONER EMPIRE AT AUCTION.
- On TuESDAY, the Oh November,I shall
Schooner Empire Is FEET N snsss w 1S q,
beam, 80 tons burthern A nrst rate WOOD host
She viii be positiv ly s,lt 10 the highest biddcr
Terms at the sale
o 3l-et A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.
r.. By A. GREEN, Aucticneer.
HOUsEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
IL ture Mt suetion.-On MONDAY, the s b
of November shall sell, al the residence Of Mrs.
Taylor, On 18th, between + and @ streets n rib
at 10 o'clock a. M excellent assortment OF fur
nit re, viz: 100
Mahogany Sofas
Do spring seat Parlor and Rocking Chairs
Do marble top Centre, CaToand other Ia
t. .sr- bles --F
Do sidebOard, Bureaus az Dressing Glss-
- poplar and pine wsrdrCbes and Dressing Ia
90 cherry mi maple Bedsteads and Wa hstands
10 Feather Beds
Q hair and 12 shuck Mat'res e.
larTe and general assortment Of Bedding
China, Glass, Crockery and Stoneware
Table Gu lery, &c.
Girsntoles, solar, hall and ether Lamps
hree- ply, stair and other Carpets and Rings
Cane and wood seat Chairs and pine Tables
Cooking, alright and other Stoves
With large assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
With many other articles which we deem unne-
cessary TO enumerate. ..-t
Terms: All S msof and under so cash ; over
s3O cIeiit Of 60 and 30 days FOR notes satlsfac-
torily endorsed, bearing intere l.
The House is also for rent. Inquire en- the
premises
t30-d A. GREEN, Auc.ioneer,
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MRS. ANN H. SCOTT, OPPOSITE JACK
WI son Hall, Is now prep AIRED to accommodate
Borders for the winter, by the month.
She has several large rooms suitable for gentle
men and their ladies.
Gentlemen furnished with meals.
&C 27-3t%
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ENOR SALE-TEN ACRES OF VALUABLE
l. Land, embracing q most beautiful building
site, gcther with town and county advantages
overlooking the District Of Columbia, situated on
the Virginia banks of the Potomac, and with in ten
minutes walk ot the Omnibus stand in George
town. II has wood and fine Spring Of " Spa
Water" The advantages Of country reside nee
without the city during an epidemic, is obvious.
LLOYD CO, 18Th street, opposite the Treasu-
ry. Open from 10 to , O'Clock. Get 1a-eolm
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EOR RENT-THE RESIDENCE NOW &C.
4 Cupied by Mr.. Chubb on iith street, west
side, second door from r street The CARPETS
and Mating would be sold to the tenant on med
crate terms. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS.
oct 1S-tf llntcl itifl
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Tor FENT-MUNpER,s ASSEMBLY
Il Room (adjoinIng the Star ofice) can he reuted
f0f Balls and Parties upon reasonable terms II
Is one CT the handsonest and mcst convenient
rooms IN thecity. Apply al Mr. JNO F ELLIS
M SIC &c store $50 Pa avenue, near Tenth street
EOR RENT-A TwO-STORY AND ATTIC
Brick Dwelling, with two-story frame back
building attached, all In good order, situated on
Maryland avenue, between ~ and 9th sis Rent
moderate. Apply to GEO. w. HINTON. Mer-
chant Tailor, 400 Pa. avenue. tlst vi.. -
oct 30-tf 81 fOrpanl - - tsH re
HOUSE To RENT.-A VERY PLEASANT
II House on l., between 9th and 1eth sts, hav.
Ing front yard, with shrubbery. Also, back
yard with fruit trees. pump, &c. Apply at No.
SIS or $40 street, between 9th and 10Th.
&C 29-3t$
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TIE GUARD House, for tho last two nig ht-,
has had cells 10 let; the fact affording graf
flying evidence that "a order reigns" in Wash
ington HTgt s--
TIE SMALL NorE Law goes into operation
Tomorrow
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4 ESLIE'S GAZETTE OF FASHIONS for
"a November, containing the latest styles for la
dies aud children's costumes, for sale at
SHl LLiNGTON'S
&C cost Book store
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'THE BURNTHOUSEN NEAR THE CIRCLE,
y Il FIRST WARD, AT PRIVATE SALE -
The Square No. 80, containing about 3, lu0 square
feet, Is for sale together with the remains Of the
burnt building. The walls are believed to be,
comparatively uninjured, and the new Stable and
6mcke House remain entire, as well as the sub
stantial fence around The whole PREMISES THIS
is coed opportunity for any one wishing to bald
first class house. The Lot is bounded by the
Circle, X street, It'll street, and New Hampshire
avenue. Apply to A. HYDE.
oct l3-1awSw (IpteD
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II OTIS FOR 3 A l. 1.-TWO OR THREE
e. g,ot Building Lots In rapidly improving
neighbor!;ccd FOR sale oil fen ysars, credit.
Applyt0 J. u. DRURY.
iY21-H - l-------
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GOOD NEWS FOX THE CHILDREN.
N Lots Of new TOYS
oc 3O-9t LAMMOND'S, 9TH street
IA Scissors, Elastic Cord, Portemonnaies S ilet-
toes, fine Ponade, Backgammon B ards, Domi
sos, &c, at LAMMOND'S,
&C 30-3t 9TH street.
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MUSIC DEPOT,
Southwest corner Of Penn avenue and ID street,
Star Buildings, Washington, ID. C.

Z. ii. Ell SEN DRANDT,
-. - (SUCcEssoR TO HILBUs & HITzO
Importer, Publisher, aad Dealer ~
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN MUSIC, Fl
AMOS, STRINGS, &c. ~
THIS POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT HAS
Il been refitted in the most modern and tasteful
manner, combining all the comforts and convent
ence that such an establishment should possess
together with the most complete assortment Of
AMERICAN and EUROPEAN MUSIC, PA.
NOS, &C, to be found in the Metropol s. With
a desire to NEE. the wishes OF the musical public
| respectfully solicit their patronage.
oct 25-tf GEO. HILBuS, Agent
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nor RENT-sINGLE ROOMS, OR AN
Il entire story, consisting CT three comm dious
Tcorns, can DC obtained al No, Oil south side Pa
Avenue, between 9th and lGth SITS. oct IS
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E,OR RENT-THAT NEW -FOUR STORY
= Brick Dwelling and Store, containing twenty
rooms with kitchen and cellar, on the south side
of Pa. avenue, between AZ and 9th streets, ard
adjoining Bu,hmann's Wine Store, is for rent
Ii will be ready for tenant on the LIST Of Novem-
Der, being all finished except the fourth story,
which will be done as soon as wanted. Enquire
In the rear Of JOS. G. BARBER Get M-Iw$
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ETOR BOSrON.-THEP PACKET BRIG MA
a. RY PERKINS, Capt. Nickerson, is stss
now loading for the above port. SsAsssx<
For freight apply TO
&C 26-5t HARTLEY & BRO, Agents.
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BOARDING,

ROARDING-BOA MAY BE HAD AT
- 473 Sixth street, between ID and E. One very
large apartment with gas; also, several other
rooms oc 3O-3t
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DOOM FOR RENT.-A pleasant Room in the
Ia third story, with or without furniture. Apply
to GEO WILLNER'S Paper hanging Store, AGA
Ninth street sen 20-f
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NOTICE.-FOR SALE-THE ADVERTI-
~ ser wishes to sell his Stock and Fixtures, on
the corner Of Maryland avenue and 4 street He
has coed ard choice stock Of Groceries, and the
store IS doing a good business. The proprietor
wishing TO leave the city is the Of his want
ing 20 sell cut Terms will be made known by
application az above o. 1o-e.2w
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
II WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.-Mrs N
WILSON having removed to those new and com
modious Houses on the north side Of u street, be-
tween eth and 9th, is now prepared to accommo
date those wishing rooms furnished or unfurnish-
ed, with or without board. oct 93-tf
nor RENT-STORE AND DWELLING
Il attached on High street, adjoining Stephens
Wagon Yard, Georgetown, and is considered a
first rate business stand. Any one wishing 10 rent
will please call on Mr. REASIN STEPHENS,
Georgetown, or to PRESI.Y w. DORSEY, cor.
ner 9TH and streets, Washington. oct 23-d2w
nor RENT-THET THREE STORY STORE
l. and Dwelling, No. So Bridge street, George
town, so long occupied as Emmert's Confection-
cry. Apply to ARMY, next door.
nv 2S-IaWtf
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CAST OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT And
" Said; also, Cleansing and Repairing, at IS
Louisiana avenue, under Light Infantry Armoy
Room oclo-Im-
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MISS IANPHIER a. MRS. DITTY

WILL OPEN WINTER MILE -
sza merry on "Wednesday, the 3ist IN
- slant. at 3lI Pa. avenue, betw. Sh
VI aud 10Th SITS, up stairs.
Or 9--6t
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TIE CHANDELIER in the Hall Of the House
of Representatives is undergoing repairs sew
eral workmen attached TO Capt Reese's Eagle
Gas Works being engaged in putting it in
complete order, preliminary 70 the meeting OF
the next Congress. --t
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nor THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
II Just received, a large and complete assor,-
ment Of sHOVELS and TONGS, ANDihoNs,
COAL HODS. FIRE CARRtERs, &C f"r
Gale by EEvANS Il THOMPSON,
| .A. $40 Pa. avenue. bstw. slh ana ioin SUI
Get 29-eo5t IIntel& Orgenl
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CoURr OF CLAINs.-Yesteriay, the argu
ment in the. case Of Lstitia Williams TN
Florida claims) was continued by Mr.. Sher
man. Who had not concluded his remarks
when the count adjourned. -
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liant corps has appointed Clement Reynolds, Of
Z" FL Dorado" their second lieutenant, in the
place of John A. Campbell, who has been pro-
NOTED to the FIRST lieutenancy, vice Ii. c. Har-
rover, resigned.
The Hignlanders intend giving ball this
season, at an early date, in their usual bril-
liant and successful stv!c. The announcement
will be hailed with delight by all those who
have had the fortune to enjoy their former eff
forts to crafty our military and citizens in
that line. -
REvIvAL.-There is quito a revival of reli-
gion in progress at Ryiand Chapel, in the
Seventh Ward. Over eighty persons have
protested conversion, and yet there is no
abatement of interest. The services are cor
tinued nightly. r..
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MRS. CHOATE

WILL OPEN HER FALL AND WINTER
w MILLINERY, on SATURDAY. next, ~
October 2sh. She is ready 10 attend pune
tn lily 70 all orders fhe Ladies may favor her ~
with Corner Of Louisiana avenue and 9Th street.
Get 15-if (Intell
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UgIos GUARD.-This sterling company has
determined to give q grand bali on the eighth
of January Inc committee has already com
menced preparations for that purpose. It will
be the first ball Of the corps. The particulars
will be stated in future advertisement.
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A PIiN0 FOR S25.
n PIANO FOR as :,
A PIANO FOR s125,!!
THREE NEW PIANOS FOR sl75 each
ONE NEW PIANO q octaves) $3.50 at
JOHN r. ELLIS'S
ri no, Music and Variety Store.
BOO Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SIS.
&C 25-tr
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To THE LADIES.
lust RECEIVED, PER ADANS'S Express,
% OF G case Maillard's Ntw York Steam Candies
and Fancy Chocolates. For sale at
Il. NJ. p. KINGS'S.
s6S Vermont ave, corner 18Th and SIS
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NEW BUCKWHEAr AND CRBNBER
" ries at I'm. p. KINGS,
&C % corner 18th and / streets
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Get l5-if IntelD
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. Discount.
IL We have on hand lot Of IRON SCREWS,
ranging from \ inch TO inches long, which
we VIII close out at IS per cent discount, from
manufacturers list prices.
ELVANS a. THOMPSON,
3A6 Pa av between 9th and 10Th strcets
&C 29-eolt (Int& Organ)
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A VENDRE.

Deux habitations etablies on ~sucrerie slime.
esdans la paroisse st. Landry en- Get etat sur
lie Bayon Ceartableau ct il q~uelques miles de
la vile des Opelousas.
Ter Une llabitat;ol de 1929 acres de superf-
Gle, don't environ trois cents arpenfs sontt main.
tenant en- culture ct environ cent aroerts-
sont en- bois abattns, lie reste est on boiss die
bout. Cette habitation a u1e excellente sn.
%crerie, purgeoir, une machine a vapeur de Nj.
les ct Go ayaflt coute IS 5000 une bonnie mai.
son de maitre, cabanes a negres. mapasins \
maTs, ecuries, forge &c, ls6quipage a ouatre
chaudieres monte cette aimee. Ia puroerie
peut c~ontenir environ $50 b~oucailts de sucre.
toutes les batlsses sont ne"ves ainsi nne In ter
re.
2me Une autre habitation de $50 arpents
de supericie don't 900 arpents sont maintenant
eli culture et environ SO arpents so,t en- beis
abattus, lie reste Ell bois debout cette habi
tatlon n une excellente ~sucrerie. purrerip.
me machine d yapeur de Niles ct Gle ayant
coute S 5000. uue bonnie maison de maitre.
cabanes q iegres, magasins a mails, Ecuries
forge etc. L2e4uipage Il 4 chandieres, monte
lie purgeolr pept ,%contenir environ 900 boa-
cautsde sucfe, toutes les batisses sont neuyes,
ainsi que la terre. iis&t /,
Ces haDtatiors sont situGes sur la riyiere
1oattdDtStAs 1ouI eau Cpmtltlnl-
quaint avecl e Mississippi ayaht lies bateaux d
vapeur PEASANT Presque tous les iours deyant
ces habitations. Files Sc ~trouyent a cinq mil
les du %claeinin dc fer DIES 0peIousas. Les dens
llabltatloas Sc loignent Ill a pres de ces la
citations 400 arpents de terre a vendre.
Ces habifations douhlcront de valenr aussi-
tot que lie Rail Road sera ini, chaque sucrerie
est assuree pour s 10000. "'
lie cotton vtent pariaitement ct 81 mn plan
teurcotonhler voulait les a~clietcr, lie vendeur
s'eagage Il reprendre chaquN rnochiue Il va
penn pour S 1900.
La paroisso St-Landry ayant beaucoup de
cotoufiels q 'partir du nlois de Novembre. on
tfouve fa%clletnent beadcoup de negres d louer.
On vendra ces ha3itations ensemble Oh Sc
parement d |, 2, 3D. ct 5 ans de credit moyeu-l
ilallt llnteret du,jour de la vente ct DIES secu-
rites d IA satisfaction du Yendeur. :
Pour de plus amples tlenseignements ssadres-'
tsara NM. Lobite ct Chalpentier q Ia Nlle-or-.
leans OF q A. II. Hickman d NapoleouvilleA
Paroilse Assumption. i6 s5a ,ssa
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regard timide, que e me serais estime
hsnreax de cette faveur Ellie est ve-
me bien tard, hdlas an gre de mon
impotence.
All . dame, dit rspicicr en- rica-
naft, csest qu'il va deux mois, yoyez-
sous, III chose nsstait pas possible. Cora
n'etait pas mari6e, et q moins de Sc
presenter lei avec ~lintention de I'epou-
ser, avec de BONES Ell ranches propo<
sitions de marriage, aucnn garcon n'obte.
matt de sa mere l'enir6e dc cette cham.
hre. Vous savez, Monsieur. CONNIE IL
falt WELLER sur unc jeune file pohr en-.
pscher les mauvaise langues De Iui faire
tort i present que voici l'enfant eta
bile, CONNIE nous somrncs sdrs de sa mo.
ralite, nous Ia Iaissons tout d fait libre
ct puts s. d. iIlcurs lei l16picier balls.
sa Ia yoix)s pale ct fable CONNIE vous
VOLTA, personne ne peneera que yous son.
gee ! snprsaater an mari jeune ct bien
portant. 5. Esapicier termina Ia phrase
pnr un gros rire. Je deyins pale, CONNIE
II mort, et e n'osai pas lever les yeux
sur Cora
Tcnez, tenex, ne vous hchez pas
dune plaissnterie, mon cher yoisin re-
prit-il /: vous ne serez pas touionrs con.
yalesccnt. ct bienldt peut-ttrc les peres
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VERANDAH CONTI
r U E G . r
ENTIRE LES nUEss cfrARrtREs FIT LEvEE.
N~LLE-ORLEANs.

IADAM3
a l'houteur d%'annoncer d SEES amis ct an
public oR general qu'elle vicn. de- faire
remeitre i neat etrd arranger, pour la plus
grande cominodlte DIES peisonnes qui l'ho-
norent de ieur cVntiance, 1 a5
1clo1o1Al I@pAuaGlnh Goapa
|. Rae Cont 26 enire Cha,tres Ct Ler6p.
0utre ie grand nnmbrc de chambres
ct de cabinets qui peiinet dc recesoir 100
4 las fs.nsioHnaires, on tyot,yeia dans
Gel hotel lie wastes et cuniortal'lrs up AR
~telnetfts pour families
LII maiiere ,lout Get etabiisseiaent est
tenn SONS tons les rappor $, les soins don.
uts aux %vosagelrs, Ell par dessus tout Id
ultaliie ret h noureaite DIES NETS don't la
table lpst %fournie, aussi bien ql4e les soitls
appoftes il leuf pre- paratinn, ont ~esl,erer Il
Mime Georges qIfelie aura cotiliae par Ie
passe, Ii bienvrillant patronage DIES cito-
yens dc Ia Nlle-Orleans ct de messicurs
les habitan!s en- general.
Mime Georges proiite de ce'te occasion
pour announcer que SEES dejeuaefs sont de
8 hetifess d O 1ielses ct le diner de 8 d
d heures.
Les chaml,res, y compris Ia pension
so,t aux priS suiyants - par jour -
s ! so ct 8 2 par jour, sulvalt leur inns
Poi'auec. lat t III f .I
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MAGAsEN
syE qufsc.ihLGnir 4 HOY MAneHE.

VICTOR DAVID prcvirnt scs ainis e
les lharchands de Ia champagne en- general
si,fil u vtIanspersa son aonicile d, NO
81 M No u Fieiile Levee, PEGS Ia RTE du
t'anti, y 0ii II otvrc en- ce moment g I'm
sEtanti assortment d. quincailleric, Coutcl-
lerle CT a,tres sAarchandises d'Enrope
" DIES manufactures da Nord, 10 tout bien
choisi, III bien convenaL!e ayx besoins des
campagnrs de cpt Etat. II q efrce mornen,
une grande qaantite De couseaus do poche
vie +. Rouger, Mettrum. Duicder ct au>
tres, ninsi one 2 aeax ceats fusils f~rancais
de ST. Eticnne. i
Les ierines scront CONNIE par le pass6
7iberaux ct ncconmodants 81 d DIES prix
tgaux il ccux du Nord des Etais>Unis
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MACoNNAGE.

NFEtEzEM
M. JOSEPH r. AucmS fat SAVIOR tous SEES
amis ct au public gull est etabli tout pres de
fegIise paroissiale ct gull . ~totjours en- main
de la chaux, des briqucs, ct tous les materiaux
qui sont du resort des entrepreneurs maeofis.
CONNIE par le passe il contractors des en-
gagemeuts, a des conditions avantageuses, soft
pour brnler des %brlques, soft pour monter des
equipages, soft pour executor des enterprises
de maeonnerie de qnelque genre que ce soft.
NJ. Aucein Went d'etablir sur sa residence
uune briqueterie {brick.yard) ct pourra remplir a
des prix ct termes avantageux toutes les COM
mandes qu'on lui fera.
IL entreprendra egalement la construction
des tombes dams lie cimetiere de l'6glise pero:s
STALE, de quelque dimension ct de quelque for.
me qu'on les desirera.-Il a pris SEES measures
pour executor bien ct wife tous les ouvrages gu.
lui seront confies
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+. ROGER.
CLARION, FoRGERoN, SELLER, CAR


Ie sonssigne PREVENT 1e pubic quill s'est
adjoint depuis %auelque temps III liable Car.
rossier ct quill est d meme dosenavant de
contractor pour toute espece de reparatlons
de voitures. .a5tt
Il II s'est attache egalement le ~mGcanicien
qui a 81 lopgtemps travailt9 avec un rare sac-
mes. H4 #f -
II espere done autaut par Ii modicite de
SEES prlx que par lie. tini du travail de Sd selle
tie ct de sa forge, obtenir ct satisfaire ses
nombreuse clientele.
a q ,rRASIMoND ROGER.
p incouftvilIe. al
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Marine Melancon
deceased widow Of Jean Baptistc
TEMPT. EfT.

TEMPlIGT.
BY virtue Of and iii obedience 10 an order
of sale TO rae directed by the honorable the
fifth Judicial District Court Of the State oil
louisiana i'll and for the Parish of As5ump,
ton dated December 4th 1854. / viii otiei
at pubic auction on The prenll5e& about one
mile &. half above + Napoteaville5 oa the
lefth Bank of Bayou Lafourche on Wednesday
the 10th day Of January 1850 ut 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. the following described properly belonging
ito said succession to wit
10 A sugar Plantation situated in this Pa
IRISH on the Ietth BANK OF Bayou Gatomche at
about one mile ard Il iEtt above the
village of NapolGolyiIi , measuring five ar
penis front on said bayou GA a depth Of forty
arpcnts together with the toai1In concession
bounded above by lands OF Ulsju aud Eiol lie.
langou and below by lands Of ltlorentll lem
plet together with all the buildings and itlpto-
vements thereon. Iz ta
I'd ViGtorin a negro man aged about 90 yrs
Sd Pierre a negro man aged tbout27 years
i'd Hyppolite anegro man aged about 26
years crippled il one leg
sd. Cele$tln II negro man aged abont &c yrs
Sd FranCoise Il negro woman aged about
60 years.
I'd Thalie a negro woman aged about Do yrs.
Sd MARITIME q negro woman aged about 81
years and her two children Adam aged about
8 years and Victorine aged about one year& a
half. s
9th Manette anegro woman aged about 70
years and her two children Annette aged
about 5 years and Fehcle aged about one yrs.
g. a half ttg
10th Six mules four horses 3 oxen, 2 cows
ard calves, ] COW one lot hogs, slatea
18th one cart and one lot Ploughs, one lot
sugar house lamps, swimmers, laddIes 4 cane
knives &c.
18th The household Furniture kitchen nten-
sis, one silver watch ard one clock.
Terms & Condltious.-Ihe landed property
and slaves, payable in four equal instruments
one fourth in March 1856, one fourth in March
1857, one fourth inMarch 1858 &the remaining
fourth inMarchlS59 and the movable property
all sams under ten dollars payable IN March
1855 and all sums over ten dollars one half iE
March 1855, aud the other half in March
1856. Purchasers TO furnish good and
solvent security to the satisfaction oft head
miuistrator OF said succession with specia
mortgaage' Oh the landed property and slavesl
and all sums not ponctuaily paid at maturity
to bear interest at the rate OF eight per cent
per annum until paid. i
I'ariSh Of Assumption Dec 9th 1854.
Ar. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-01-07
VENTE A L'ENCAN.

lie Sameai, l3 %lanvier 1854, ~j'oiTrirai en-
vet1te poblique all plus ot!rant ct dernier en-
eherlsseur Il la residence de NJ. Desire placer,-
cha, les prophecies ci-apros sdocrites So yoir
10. Une llabitation etablie en- sucrerie, situee
dams cette paloisse run la rive gauche du ba-
you Lafourcle a environ sept miles de Do
jacksonville, mesuralit cilq tarpents de face
All bayou Lafourche sur qua rante de ~profon-
deur entire lignes termantes avec leur partie de
la double concession, born6e dun cote par les
heritiers de feu Manuel Fernandez ct d lam
tire par ceiles de Juan Martinez ct EN- meme
temps les batisses ct authorizations qui s'v trou-
vent. s@E.. 81 =p*4 ss,zas15th .ta6 Il "a,
30. I'm moroccan de terre de sept sarrents dc
face sur q~uatorze de profondenr, . borne dun
cote par les torres do Baltllazar AlIemaI,
avec les batisses ct authorizations uni sly trou
vent } s3ssSa13Hs ~ 81 81i6@f aI
80. Une habiiation situ6e SIR le bayou La
fourche, mesurant trois arpents dc face sur
q1arante de prolondeur entire lignes fermantes
born6e dun cote par I'habitation de Madame
Andre Acosta ct de La atfe par testerres d'Au-
gustin Hernandez avec les batisses ct amelio-
rations qui Ell dependent. .Tass
40. Tn moroccan de terre lsitue aux tongues
Y ues de cinq arpents de face. sur qua
torze de profondenr, borne dun cote par les
terres PAagustln Irux:llo ct de ~rautrear eel
les de John Belson. 5zf
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-01-07

Parti maroon /. il y a environ cinq mois
de l'habitation de Nj. Eugene Comea,, lie
Negro Alfred de petite taille, trapu, fort,
i'm peu voute, ayant u,le cicatrice au des-
sas dune des paupleres, occasionn6e par
un coup de pied de mulet.- Crosses lcvres
-Cheveux tresses Oh moment de son de-
part 81 ce negre Sc trouve, ecroue dams
qnelqu'une des ge6lcs de t'etat on ~saurait
bien gre au sherifde la paroisse OH il pour
ra SO trouver den donner avis 4 nos bu-
eau on d M. Eugene Comeau.