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CooK1Es-One teaeupful Of -four, 8 of
molasses, l of cream, | of butter, 6 eggs, ta-
blespoonful of ginger, and of saleratus
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on the same day, at the same place, by the
same officer and on the same conditions, the
right of crossing bridge and ferry boats, on
Bayou des Cannes, as also the
ssIAsTsgs ~ sggONg
being the last residence of Jacques Bacon.
Also a yoke of good work oxen IS p
A lot Of about 800 hogs ranging around
the Plantation. @
A pair of Timber wheels with the appa-
ratus.
An OK cart and horse cart, and great
many other articles too tedious to enumerate.
THEOD0SE CHACHERE.
.s Auctaoneer.
Opelousas, July 21st, 1866.
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Judicial Sales. sc.
Public Sale,

Estate of Jacques Leopold Rocquet,
deceased.
UDY virtue of an order, from the Honor
I'D able the Third District Court Of New.
Orleans, bearing date the 5th of July instant,
1855 and to me directed, through Hon. J.
II. Kennedy, Judge Of said CouFt, [ will offer,
at public sale, to the higest and last bidder,
on the plantation hereinafter described, on
Bayou Teche, in this Parish, on
Wednesday, 22d of August next,
1856, and the following days, if necessary,
the following described property, belonging
TO the Estate of the late jacques Leopold Roc
duet, deceased, to-wit
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PgRDEEC SaRe..

By the undersigned, Auctioueer, IN and
ID forHe Parish Of st. Landry.
= NHE public are hereby informed, that
- there will be sold, at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder by the undersigned,
auctioneer, at the residence of jacques Bacon,
on Bayou des Cannes, in the Parish of St.
Landry, on
Thursday, 23d August next, 1856,
the following described property, belonging
to the succession of Louis A Bacon, late Of
the Parish Of Calcasieu, to-wit:
"A NegPO-V oman,
named Toinette, aged about 40 years, with
her three children, all girls, one of I years,
one of 5 years, and one of years.
A Turning machine with all its ap-
paratus, horse and buggy with
harness, a lot of beds and bedding,
household furniture, 3 cows, a
double barrelled shot gun, a re-
yolver, saddle and bride, side
saddle, a silver watch, a gold
watch chain, and several other ar
ticles the enumeration of which
would be too tedious.
Terms and Condit5oaas .-One third pay
able on the-lst of April 1856, and two thirds
payable on the first of April following, 1857,
purchasers furnishing approved personal Sc
'urity, to the satisfaction of the Administra-
or, mortgage retained on the slaves, and in
crest at the rate Of s per cent per annum,
rom maturity until paid
THE0DOSE CHACHERE,
Auct5oneer.
Opelousas, July 21st, 1856.
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LOUIS WAITER,


nR. PLATE offers his services as dentist to
tbe ouIaic Of st. Landry. All his works in
Il, a inserting or artificial teeth are waf-
Iaussd IA ned BY the latest and most a-
proved process ~ u Af.ss Nargner;se.
Office. at the late residence Oh Sl.ss 1'Aai
Ehr6tieln in 0pelousas. .a,, IL
N. B-Dr. PLATE win 90 wherevsr ne may oe
professional nv called hut patients will hs ossas
advantage in calling Themselves at his ottice.sE
opeiousas, April 2Sth., ls55.-iy FL
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Beaver Creek Springs.

EEyHE undersigned has the honor to inform her
= friends and the public, that she is the mama
ger Of that establishment and that she will be pre-
pared to accommodate visitors at these springs on
the first of june neHh They aredstant from Ope-
lousas about 80 miles, from Bayou Darbone 10miies
and from Bayou Chieot miles. Coaches can al
ways be procured at Opelousas and Washington to
transport any number of passengers to the springs
The situaiions one of the healthiest in the State
and the waters possess hve different medical quail
ties, game and fish are abundant and can easily be
procured.--G fond of hunting, should bring
their guns. Fishing tackle may be purchased at
the springs. The undersigned has made arrange
ments to have excellent music during the season,
and will use every exertion to satisfy.
The new road by the mill and the new bridges
along the route are in perfect order n
TERMS OF BoARD. sssj
Per day, payable weeklY) $ so
Children and servants half price,
Horses, per meal, satse9s 90 8
10 For families liberal deduction will be-
RACHEL GRADENIGo, Manager
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Pierre GogseIirl,

-sbOSaseas G2sG Cart SSs1'aS'Iat.
GnFFERS his services to- the citizens of
u the Parish of ST. landry. His charges
will BE moderate for CASH only. -,
Opelousas, June I'd, I855.--1y.
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state of Loul9(aua.
DISTRICT COURT. ~ 80,
Parish ef St. Iond1y.} No. 1881.
Estate Of Nicolas Quebedeau, deceased,

EStdtt vi Nle8iaS pueDcdeau, deceased.
MRENIs QUEBEDEAU, of the Parish
- of ST. Landry, Administrator ofsth
Estate of Nicolas Quebedeau, deceased, late
of the Parish of St. Landry, having filed
Tableau of distribution of the funds of said
Estate to the heirs of said deceased, accom-
panied by petition, praying that the same
may be homologated And whereas the
prayer Of said petition has been granted by
an order of Court, dated 9th July 1855.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested, to make opposition, if any they
have, within thirty days, from the date here
of, why said tableau should not be confirmed
and homologated, and the Administrator be
discharged of all further liabilities as such,
and his bond cancelled.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
Opelousas, July 2Sth 1855.
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q
Thomas c, Anderson & ais. No: ITO 747o.
EDY virtue Of an order ofseizure and sale,
- issued in the above entitled suit, by
the District Court in and for the Parish ofSt Lam
dry, and tc me directed, will be exposed to public
SALE at the Court House Of this Parish Saturday.
the 1st day of September, A, D., 1855, commencing
at the hour of IL o'clock, A NJ. and continuing
from day to day, if necessary all the right, title.
interest and demand OF Thomas C. Andersonin and
to the following described property, seized to satis
fly said order, to- wit ssss
A Negro-Girl. named Judea, aged about Sc years,
and her two children; one named Emma, aged
about IL years and Albert, aged about9 years.
Conditions Six hundred and thirty three dol
lars and one third cent payable cash, together with
interest thereon at per cent per annu, from first
May, 1856, and the balance Gfany there bel pay
able on the first May, 1856.
J. B. DAVID, Sheriff
sherT7s Office st. Landry, July aSth, 1855.
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OPEL 0uSAS FEMALE ACADEMY

FAMR r.. & Mas HOY, with the assistance
" Of Miss Hoy and MME. DE ST. ANGE,
will open on the 18th Of March, in the Town of
Opelousas, First Glass School, where the practi-
caIas well as the ornamental branches OF female
education. WILDE taught. They are prepared TO
give thorough instruction ia the English, French,
German and Italian Languages also Music Lessons
on the Piano and Gnitar, Drawing Painting, Trans
fering, French Embroidery in Silk Chen;lie and
WoTsted plain Needle Work, Calesthenies, Deport-
ment, Dancing, Equitation. Tie Principal hopes
with the assistance of able Teachers, and the ad-
vantage pupils viii DESIRE from constant personal
care to secure the patronage Of the inhabitants Of
Opefousas and vicinity.
6 Terms per session of twenty-one weeks, payable
one nalf in advance the balance on the middle OF
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IIEzEKIAIT HAYS,
p8RIsH SURYEY

PARISH SURVEYOR. -
I'D ESPECTFULLY offers his services as
IL suehto his friends and the public in
general. Office, corner of Court and South Streets
Upelousas, June 9th, 1s55.--1y. 4
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- A GER TAIN
!IER TRACT OF Land.

situated in Prairie Laurent, in the Parish of
St. Landry, fronting in part on BayouT Teche,
and containing about two thousand one hund-
red and sixty-fve arpents and SO hundredths
(rnore or less, together with all and singular
the Buildings and Improvements thereon
erected and thereto pertaining consisting in
a Sugar House, Steam Engine, Dsoeiting
House, Negro Cabins and other accessory
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(EE[I2 5g1 ID So
YE tTCHHNE &c EEEg,S sahOH q

VAAGENIVE A "a z. ES1S NaHNgK @
MRS. MEDICIS has the ho-l
l.akssis nor to announce To the public Of
1s " this Parish and the neigh boring
~ that she has just made arrange
ments With a good matchmaker who Will be-
constantly at her store, for the purpose Of
cleaning and repairing clocks and watches. as.
also. all The articles of jeWelry 81,
Mrs. Medicis has also d 6ne assortment of
clocks and watches andsaH kind Of jeWelry
sor sale. sI
Her prices viii be moderate.
Opelousas, I4th., April 1856.
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Gflere iO(II also Ue SOLD.

Opelousas, July 21st, 1856.
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ANOTHER TRACT OF Land.

adjoining the preceding in the rear, and hav-
ing three hundred and seventy eight arpents
and 26 hundredths (more Or less), and front
ing on the Bayou Bourbeux.
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TRACT OF LAND, ,

contiguous to the tract last above described,
adjoining the first above described in the
rear, and fronting part on the Bayou Bour-
beux, and measuring three hundred and fifty
one arpents and 25 hundredths (more or less).
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SALE FOR TAXES.

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sSsa are "a gpgNY 0
PUBLIC SALE.

Opelousas, July 21st, 1866.
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.raAqaa adylI. 2 a9a4
aBIAN G. = NC n r.

|gaM arcolle hayant embrass6 Ia metz
ct largemsnt r%ecomPense en- ca
Ghetto les lservitears, du MOULIN remonte
eaiemenl dams Pinfernales patache. Son
premier essai d'sgalite await tpanoui son
.ltne ct Ia suite du roman qu'ctle you
Halt Tealiser 50 presentait 4 ses yeax
sous les plus poetiqnes o~ouleurs. Mais
le seul aspect dc Blanchemont rembra-
nit singulierement ses pensees, cl son
coeur % Sierra des gu'clle. eul lfranchi Ia
porte lie son domaire. gas
Enremontantl lie court de LA Vauvre,
q apras ayoir grasi un mamelon assez
|raide, on se tfduve sar 10 tre on liter.
rier," c~'est-A-dire le teflre de Blanche
tnout, C'est une belle pelouse .ombra-
geo de vicux arbres,ot dominant un site
|charnant, o pas des plos 6tendus de Ia
Vall6e-Noire, mais frais, melancolique
et dun aspect assez sauyage, u c,ute de
Ia, rarete dcs habi.alions don't on
apsfooit ! peiae les toits do chaume on
de taile bruno au milieu des arbrcs.q
Une pauvre eglise ct les maisonnetles
du hameau %entourcnt &C tertre incline
vers Ia r~isiefc, qui fit en- Get ca.
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fermisrs ct i admiration de tous les agri@l
culteurs do pays Msis cettc enc.ih,c.
shuttle L ilindustfis agrfcoiey ct ii come
mode pour acknowledgements Id betaif
ct dc la rscolte, enfermait les regards
ct la pensee dams IN espaceatri.ie, pro-
saIqueoet dune palette repoumante. DsA
normes moneeaux de fnmiers chfohcaJ
dansdeurs fosscsH CARRIES cno picfFgs dc
tailIc, ct s'elevant encore u did doado0xe
pieds dc hauteur, lasssaicnt 6cirapper
des fuisseaux imfno1dGs. sqtsof fafsait
scouler i desseili Ell toute Hbcfre vers les
terrainsf mfsrieurs4 pour feehaufIeries
6gnmes. ldu pjotagers sGrs eproyidons
d.engrais, riehesse fasorlte dr. cultiya.
teur, charrnent sa we ct font gIoffeutc.
sement paIpi.cr son ceur satisfaif,s ioors9
qnsuti eohfere Went les comiemplcf
ayec f'admirationi de ~icnvic,a Dams les
petites exploftatiops arusfique., ces details
nsofFensent pourtant hi les ye,iv. nj Pea.
prit de lsartiste. f.eur .desordre. Zen.
confinement des instruments ~arstoires,
la verdure qui vienl tout ehcsdrer, les
cachsnt Oh les relevent; mails eur tine
echeIie etsir I'm terrain waste, sien do
plus derlaisant, que scetelprizon dim.
mondicess
fLn suife an procbnia u,tn,eroN
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DE LA LOUISIANA. - Co


ETAr DE LA LOUISIANA. = CouI
du 5me District Observation-Disclosures
Assumption.
Succession dc Charles DobeIbowcr.
Attendu que Robert Davidson curateur
De IA susdite succession "a depost All bureau
ou arefier de Ia susdite Cour un compile
final de son administration ainsi qu'ure
petition en- d%emandant l'homolaga,ion. Avis
es. par lie present dome d tous ceux que
celia peut coneerner d'avoir d deduire dams
les trente jours leg ~raisons pour lesquelles
le at compte ne serait pas approuve & ho>
.mologie, les fonds entire ses mains repair
us commencement au dit compte lie curateur
decharge dc toute Responsibilities &son bond
Assumption 2 Mars.
..Ef DESIRE LEBLANC. Grefier.
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Termes ct Conditions de la vente -
Les barils payables ell Mars 1855 les
b%atIsses, les authorizations ct lc Negro pa
yables un tiers en Mars 1856, un tiers en-
Mars 1856 ct un tiers Ell Mars 1867 avec
des billets caulionnes par deu1 cautions
solldaires, a la satisfaction du vendeur,
payables au bureau du Recorder de la pa
ro'sse Ascencion, portant interet. aux tauS
de hut pour cent par an apres echeanCe
Parfail Placement. Hypotheque avcc
privilege du vsndeur sur les prophecies ven-
dues pour assurer les placements.
Les prophecies ci>dessns seront vendues
a l'aniable d'ici au II Mars 1856 en- s'a>
dressant Il Nc J. Vivey, Union Hotel a
DonaldsonviIle.
DonaldsonviIle, lie II Fevrier 1865.
J. L. COMSTOCk, E%ncanteur.
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MAcoNNAeE.

M. tosKsH r., Aucors fat sa,voir a tous SEES
amis ct au public quill est ttabli tout pres de
Feglise paroissiale ct gull a t~opiours en- main
dc ia %ciiaux, des br4iqucs, ct tous les materiaux
qui sont du resort des entfepreheeurs maeons.
p CONNIE par lie passe IL contractera des en-
~gagemeuts, a DIES conditions s~vantageuses, soft
pour br0leI des b~riques, soft pour rhonter des
equipages, soft pour, executor des; enterprises
de n aeonnerie de quelque genre que. ce soft. -
M.HAuco;n Went d'etablir sur sa residence
une briqueterie (brick-yard) ct pourra remplir a
desspfix tt itermes avanta geux toutes les COM
mandes, qn'on lni fera.E E ttH#nsaf a-,Yt -a
II entreprendra tgalement Ia construction
des toml5es dansle cimetiere de l'eglise p1rois
stale, de quelque dimension ct de q%uelque for
me qu'on les d6sirera.-Il a pris ses measures
arexeeuter bieh et vlte tons les otivrages qui
4ui seront comics @afa -
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AUCTION SfLE.

NJ. J. Vivey having embraced a difc e
occupation will sell at public auction OH S NJ
turday II Of March 1856 at 10 o'clock A.
his cooper establishment directed on one
of the Church lots fronting on the Missis.
sitsipi near DonaldsonviIlc consisting oil
dwelling house two large rheds one cooper
shop one kitchen 81 servants rooms large
assortment cooper's tools about 1900 mo-
lasses barrels in good order.
A negro man named Albert aged about
~ years good cooper & house servant
lnlly warranted.
Terms u Conditions. - The barrels
pay bic in March 1855. Tie buildings
n half cash, balance in March 1856.
The negro man payable one third in
March 1855, one Third in March 1856,
and one third in March 1857 Notes 10 be
with given two good & solvent securities
10 solldo payable at the Recorders office
Parish OF Ascension, bearing eight per
cent interest per annhm, after maturity
until final payment mortgage with ven
der's privilege to be retained on the
property sold to secure the payment.
~ Tho above described property will
be disposed at.priyate sale between this
d the.l7 of March next. Apply 10 j.
Vivey Union Hotel at Donaidsonvi|le.
charlottesville, Feb. s 1866. p -
, Fi COMSTOCK Auctioneer,
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day the 22d day Of March 1855 on the prsmi
SEES AT ten o'clock A. NJ. the property here naf
ter described to wit
10. A tract d. land situaded in the Parish q,
Assumption fronting on Bayou Iafolrehe
measuring four arpents front on which one ar.
pent and thirty three feet fronting said bayou
by four arpents deep are sold on the upper Il.
NIT of said plantation and on the lower limit
OF said plantation one arpent and twelve feet
front by four in depth are sold by lots said
plantation having a depth Of forty arpents.
here is also on the upper limit of said plan
tatlon a road sold oftweEty five feet front BY
forty arpents deep. Said land is bounded abo-
We by the lands of Maximllien Boudreau and
Carmelite.
Fight till four arpents deep and from there
by Il road belonging TO Louis Bourg, Jean
Bourg and other and below by Joseph Fryou
I'll tour arpents deep and from there by land
OF Charles Maxlmilien Boudreau and behieud
the forty arpents by land of Charles Roussel
and Antoine Albares together with the bull
d1ngs and improvements thercunto belonginr
with the exception of the buildings beloppiug
to Louis Bourg and Gaspard Ottomant.
20, Caroline a negro woman aged about As
years.
80. Celestin a mulatto boy aged about 40
years.
de. a mtlatto woman named Resale aged
II years, and her two children named Pc
rome aged eigt years ct Albert aged about
7 years.
5 Anather piece Of land situaded in this
Parish in Bayou Sec, a distance att distance
Of about 81 arpents 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 Bondrcau.
60. Horses, Carts ct farming utensils.
10 A lot of Corn and forage.
80 Household furniture & Kitchen utensils
Terms and Conditions For the lands and
payable one third in each of the munths
ot March Of the years 1856, 1857 g. 1858.
81 For the movable all sums under ten dollars
in Match 1856 and all sums of
ind above ten dollars one half in March
lS56 i. the other half in March 1851. Purcha-
to furnish good and solvent security and
Ill sums not punctuailly paid at maturity to
bear interest at the rate of eight per cent per
mum and special mortgag e, on theIand and
paid. As'@ -
IT February 1855. aa7ss1 1
TETE g. BLANCHARD Auction GERS
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de JosephYTrahant decide,

NoSSfSssiu do soSsfii iahdiit uecede. :
En- yertu dun decret de la Cour du SINE
District Judiciaire de PEtat de la. Lonisiane
dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption sous Ia
date du 8 Fevrier31s55 a moi adressea. II 'sera
otfert en- vente publique sur les lieux dams la
Paroisse Assumption lie Samedi "a Mars 1856
4 dix heures du matin par Al r.. Hickman
sheriff ct encanteur dams ct pour cette P~aroisse
les prophecies ci apres d~ecrites appartenant 1
la silsdite succession SAVIOR
10. Une terre OH habitation eituec dams Get
te paroisse rive gauche du bayou Pierre Part
deux arpents de face pins on rnoins.
Snr seize arpents de profondeur plus ou moins
entire ligles parallelles borRee Ell laut par les
tefres de Treville Landry ct en- bas en- arrisre
par les torres de A.. T. Hickman ensemble
avec toutes les batisses ct authorizations oui
sly trouvent. "'t& "@g s@"At.t -
20. I'm lot de coehons, I'm lot dc cotton. Tn
lot de Pieux ct Petaux, uni fusiI, les %rieubles de
menage, la batterie de cuisine &c. aHH
Terms ct Conditions-La terre payable COM
me suit trois cents ,~piastres en- Mars 1856 ct la
balance payablcs en- deus termes egaux la
Inoitie en- Mars 1857 ct l'antre Motto en- Mars
1858. -
LIE mobilier payable en- Mars 1856. lie mo.
ton en- grains payable compliant.
Les acquereurs fournissant bonnes ct solva.
bles cautions avec hypotheque spectacle sur la
terre j~usqu'au final Placement ct toutes sommes
non ponctuellement payees aux ~scheances.
portant interet a raison de Init pour cent
Pan. eFttft
Paroisss Absorption le II Fevrier $50.
A. +. HICKMAN, sheriff ct Encanteur.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Joseph. 7rahant atiua
hammond dcrcaEed.

by virtue of a decr~ of the honorable
the 9Th judicial District Conrt IF
the State of Louisiana in and for the Parish
OF Assumption dated the sth day Of February
1929 and to me directed. Will be offered at
public sale on the premises ii the Parish of
assumption on Saturday the "a day Of March
1900 Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ, BY A.. +. Hickman
oherH q Auct:orneer for The Parish O." As
SUMPTION The following described property De-
longing to said succession to wit
lst "A tract OF land situaded il, this parish on
the left bank of Bayou PIER Part measuring
'"o arPents front more or less by a depth
OF sixteen arpents more or less bounded abo.
We by lands of Treville Landry and below
and back by lands of A. +. Hickman, bet
ween parallel, and Improvements thereon.
20: One lot OF hogs, Farming utensils, ore
lot OF Bakets, one lot Of Cotton, one lot of Pic
kets,, one gun, the household furniture and
kitchen utensils 81.
Terms & Conditions. Tile landed proper.
ty three hundred dollars payable in March
1856 and the balance IN two equal instalments
one halfin March 1857 and the other half in
March 1858. '
The movable property payable in March
1856 and the crop of cotton and seeds paya-
BILE cash.
parchasers furnishing good and solvent Sc
curly. With special mortgag on the landed
property until paid and all sums not ponetualIv
PAID at maturity to bear interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per annum. y
-uarlsh O. Assumption February 17h 1855
= A. I. HICKMAN Sheriff OF Auctionesr
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'ou'es som 1es de dix p~iastres ct an dessus.
nne fnollle en- Mars 1856 ct l'autre moitie en-
wars 1857. Les acquereurs fournissant des
cautions BONES ct solvables ct toute somme
qui ne sera pas ponctuelIement payee a pe.
cneahce pofIera lnteret a raison de hut pour
cent par an ct hypotheque sptciale sur les
'efies ell les e~sclayes jusqu'au final Placement.
Assumption II Fevrier 1855,
,~-s~,@ IETE & BLANCHARD,
Encanteurs.
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b "A LENCAN.t

M. J.Yivey 4ayant-embrasse -in autre
genre d'occupation oafira en- yenle publ
qte II SamedGaf7 Mars 1885, d dix heu-
res du matin,1 tnf Establishment aerige sur
un terrain de pEglise, faisant face au Mis-
1sisslspi;. pres de DonaldsouviIle, consistent
li uuae rmlaison de maitre, deux grands
,Hangars,s June Tonnelterie, un fort
assortment d OMils de gtonnellerie, uue
eCaisine,1 C hambres d dome stique eta peu
pres 1000 barils a melasse en- bon etat.
TN Negro homme, nonrn6h Albert, age
d'environ "a ans, bon Tonnelier ct domes-
tique dc maison, pleinemeni garanti.