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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

JOHN MINOR Boris RIGHT SIDE UP.-John
Minor Bolts has at last become tractable. He
has defined his position. He was wing, but
is Know Nothing He would prefer whig
ticket; don't exactly understand how the whig
party is to be carried into power in the support
OF the Virginia Know Nothing ticket but he
viii support it out and out, at venture. He
will also support the opposition candidate
against the democratic nominee for Congress-
in the Richmond district, even If Mr.. Bot.s
shoald not be the man. This is generous.
this is coDciliatory. What more could be ask.
ed Of Mr.. Botts? Pass hin in, VIA. il The
world coming ~?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19
Notice 20 Advertisers.

Our advertising patrons particularly desired to
vcniense their advertisements into few words
abse the great pressure columns compelling us
20 make this request Advertisers will find this of ad
vantage, as hrevty in language is economy in adver
SefNg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19
Markets.

Markets.
CHARLESTON, April IL 1855.
Our cotton market exhibits change. The sales to-
day amounted to $3.50 bales, ut &c. l0c.
SAVANNAH, April II, 1855.
firm and advancing market for cotton sales to-day
OF 200 bales; prices ranging from TIC. to loc.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK B0ARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is, 1855.
Money unchanged. Stocks steady; Reading Railroad,
syIvana Railroad, 4sX; Pennsylvania State SIS se.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

The Hudson River INDUSTRIAL ScnOOAs
meeting Of the friends and patrons of this praise
worthy institution held last evening in the Twenty
third street Presbyterian church. Seventh
There large number of persons present. the ma
ority consisting ofladies From the first annual report
which was read learn that the Hudson River Indus
trial School opened the 9th Of April 1854 with
teacher and two scholars Soon however, the increase
In tho number of pupils rendered the assistance Of
Their teacher Indispensable and additional was
accordingly engaged The school was kept open during
the summer, with average daily attendance Of 45,
which increased during the winter to 80, while the
names entered on the register amounted to 269. OF
these, n German, "A Irish, English, Scotch,
and ls1 Americansmany Of the latter, however, being
574 garments have been distributed among the chill
dren, Of which 878 made by themselves, after
having been cut and fitted BY the ladies' Of the aaso
The generous contributions Of friends and neghbors
provided such liberal supply Of provisions and toys for
the of 1884, collected especially for that purpose, to
the purchase Of leo pairs Of shoes and IL dozen Of good
stockings, which not included in the list above gwen
The expenses for the past year amounted to 81 $780,
which larger than the directors had been led
anticipate and which has arisen from the high price Of
coal provisons, and also from the appointment Of
assistant teacher This has, however, Gays tho
port been q most judicous Improvement; for thus,
children too young to be employed beggars, are
brought in before evil habits formed and 1t is from
these little things hope to develope the most future
They have engaged the present rooms for another
year, though the want Of eating and bathing
most sensbly felt Some of the longer established
schools possess these advantages but they have pre-
rred for the present to remain rs they rather than
by increased expenditure risk the failure Of all their
plans for they feel that from the constant snds
made on the charity Of citizens during the past
winter, this not the time to ask for than
cessary to carry them on from day to day. But they
indulge the hope Of eventually possessing bathing
room and . wash house, in the benefits OF which not
only the children, but perhaps the female members Of
their families might be allowed to participate.
The .eipts Of the institution during the past year
amounted to 1850 So, that there is at present
balance of $3.50 Al in the treasury.
At the conclusion of the report Of which the fore
going is merely an abstract, addresses made by
Rev. 7. l. Cuylsr and Rev. DR.. Cox, after which the
meetinS adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19
New Line OF Steamers between Toronto and
OswegO.


ENFORCEMENT OF THE SUNDAY LAw-THE ALIEN
Law.
Boston, April Is, 1856.
An order from the Chief Of Police directs the closing
Sunday of all barrooms barbers's shops, news rooms
&C., within the limits Of the city.
The resolution in the House relative to the alien law
was SO amended to allow them to vote and hold Offices
after a residence of twenty .one years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

THE Aston House AND WILLIAM III. SEWARD.
For the last ten or fifteen years the Astor
House has been the headquarters of W. FL.
seward and his supreme junta Of political man
ayers; and at the Aston House, in all that time,
they have been uniformly provided with the
choicest wines and liquors on the most liberal
terms. Now the question arises, will the Astor
House continue to be the headquarters of this
Seward junta after the ungratefal return of
this ruinous liquor law? Or where can the
junta now get their accustomed supplies of
liquor ?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19
Interesting from Brazil.
OUR RIO JANErRO CORRESPONDENTS
ON BOARD THE o. 8. SBP SAvAEsAH
pra mn IAurfna Mach Tlxk

ON BOARD q. g. Snip SAVANNAH, .
RIO DE JAsnRo, March 8, 1885. .
Arrira, of the IT, s. Ship Sarannah-The Difficulty sifh
the Water Witch in Paraguay-Te o. s. SHIP joins
Adams at Valparaiso Reinforcement Of the Allies in
the Pacifc-An Erscution-Rio Weataer-Death Of q
u s. Marine The Baiabridge and Germantown.
Here We are again, riding our iron hobby in BIO
harbor, after having had beautiful time OF II cruising
on the coast to recruit health and spirits whether
spoken by the blindest devotee Of Neptune, or the
crazest coon in Bedlam, glorious life No APP
pointments TO keep, masters looking out for u.s. no
markets. to be late for reef and steer and fur AZ
tine winds win have u.s. perfectly satisfied that
mot At journeys end tomorrow win be the next
AUTOMATICALLY careless, whether Jbboom pioneer
points to Behrng Straits - Baliyragget.
By the arrival of the yesterday from Monte
video and Buenos Ayres intelligence has bsen received
that the Paraguayan government had Water
Witch to be fred into, killing man. and doing other
damage The statements circulated here the origin
Of the affair." are 80 numerous that decline publishing
any Of them.
vessel arrived from Valparaiso states the sloop Of
war John Adams got to her destination safely
The British ine-of battle ship Monarch sailed last
week for the Pacific, and the French rgate Vrgnie et
last Tuesday for the same place.
We grievousy ppointed in having been absent
from here when the Susquehanna got in. We mad pro-
missed ourselves the pleasure Of giving her saluts
little thinking she would give the slip IS she did
singular execution Of an afuent Brazilian is 70 cous
of to-day. He has been found guilty OF numbering
whole family by burning the house them, aud CON
siderable anxiety has been evinced during the trial
don't know where the Germantown and Ba'nbridge
are but suppose them be the station somewhere.
Rio is hot enough now to 'fry grasshopper," not
wthstanding which sickness has kept away. May its
shadow be greater. We are all well, but would
be much better the slovenly authorities Of the Brook
lyn Lyceum sent the letters that moulding their
shelves for by some Of the many merchant ships
coming out here.
One Of the Germantown's Marines who has been in
the hospital ashore for some months, died, and was
buried last week.
The mail for England leaves TO. day. EDROF.
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SELLING OUT.-We perceive that, under the
pressure Of the liquor prohibition, number of
our grocers are advertising their stocks in
trade for sale, including liquors, &c. As the
new law does not go into effect till the Fourth
of July, and as liquors in the interval will be
cheap for cash, IL is likely that the retail pur-
chases and consumption for this and the next
month will be perfectly astounding, and that
the results in the general distribution of liquors
into private houses will be deplorable. We
shall see in due time how it will work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

Death or Philadelphia Merchant.
PHILADELPHIA, April IS, 1855.
John Hooper, Esq, one Of our most esteemed msr.
chants, died this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19
Arrest OF the Notorious DR.. Hines.

IUUISFILLk, ApII Io1 1oVJ'
The notorious Dr. Hines, convicted in Louisiana some
time ance and sentenced to the pententry for eleven
years. and who lately escaped arrested here yester
day under the assumed name of Col. Hamilton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

CuBA.-The Wall street journals continue to
be distressed at the imminent hazard OF war
with Spain. We admonish them again that
there is no danger. The reading of the testi-
mony Of the committee who lately waited upon
the President, in the case of DR.. Peck, is con-
elusive. The President says, eve wish to
keep the peace with Spain, but she must not 60
too far" That's all. 1t amounts to nothing.
No danger of war. The bombardment Of Grey
town was glory enough for this administration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19
The Knoxville at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, April II, 1855.
The steamship Knoxville, from New York, arrived at
this port, after passage of 60 hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19
Fatal Railroad Accident.

GREENFIELD, (dass.) April Is, 1856.
Az the Boston train the Ashsnlot Railroad COM
ing through . sharp this afternoon, near this
place. the engine struck Mr.. Field, who was walking on
the track, killing him instantly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19
T He LAT ST NEW 8.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEsMPRs.
From Washington

From Washington.
WHAT COM. M'cAULEY WILL Do NO WAR WITH SPAIN
-vNDICATIoN OF LIEUT.. BEALE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1855.
The Cabinet is entirely harmonious upon the Cuba
question. Commodore McCauleys instructions not
such as to create bei. He will resort to force
only if should arise in which international law
will fully Justify it. The administration Is strongly in
favor Of pacific relations with Spain, and Spain fully
advised thereof It is thought her Cuban indscretons
and outrages against arise from the deep
seated conspraces among the islanders, which rritate
and confuse Concha. But he knows that his assaults
upon commerce and that the imprisonment Of our
czens must stop at once and the administration thinks
they shall stop them without the least danger of
with Spain.
The Treasury Department have allowed all the dis.
easements claimed by Lieut.. Beale late Indian agent
for California. The result is complete vndication Of
Beae against the charges sometime since made by the
newspapers, of delnquences.
The Thermometer three O'Clock this afternoon sto,d
at seventy four. It now stands seventy two.
Sale OF the Washington and Saratoga Rail-
road.
SARATOGA, April IS, 1856.
The Saratoga and Washington Railroad sold to day
on mortgage and bought in by the owners Of the
mortgage who will most probably organize . new COM
pany
New Line OF Steamers between Toronto and
Oswego.
OswEGo, April Is, 1856.
The steamer Mayflower the pioneer Of the line Of
new steamers to run between Oswego and Toronto,
passengers This line establishes and direct route
49, Do.1~c onIn sian Raw tn h0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

AT the Astor Hsuse-Hon. Geo. w. Patterson, Albsn
John n. Bolts, Virginia. Hon. T.. Dudley, Richmond Va
Hon. Mr.. Tomlinson, Texas; Hon Isaac A. Hill, N. H.
At the Metropolitan Hotel-Hen. John Elcott, Pa Ho
W. T. Shoyer, Wisconsin; Hawes San Francisco; Mai
Harris and family, Washington.
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~. ~ -
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13
Man! Up and Onward.
BY II. c. BRADRtrRY (orA1r

BY H. c. BRADBURY (QUALLON.)
Man! up and onward, braveIy work,
The task shall yet be won;
There's nothing greater on the earth
Ihan actions nobly done.
There s nothing sweeteT than tie words
That break from tOilers' lips;
And brilliant deeds shall never wear
The cloud Of an eclipse.
Then grandly win your own renOWn-
With earnest work and will.
With dauntless step and working heart,
The climber crowns the hill.
There need not be one cause Of pain,
No sorrow in the breast;
But all mankind be full Of peace,
Like to the sea at rest.
And some might hold its sovereign sway,
And leap with splendid bound,
TIL beauties that are daily lost,
Like diamonds, might lie found.
And with its mighty harpings fill
The world with brightest things;
As some great landscape thro' the day
With burst Of music rings.
For, Man, thou hast the power to rise,
To carve thyself a name;
To stand, like to Il sculptured god,
Throned in the realm of fame;
To break all thy oppressors down,
To banish every wrong;
Stern as a giant for the weak
4 god against the strong.
The battle must be bravely fought,
And conquest be the theme;
When, DER the darkness of the past,
A truer age shall beam.
And nobler laws and nobler creeds
Shall take the widest span
a large and universal range
Der the heart Of every man.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13
Divine W orship.

Rev. DAVID MCCLURE, of the Presbytery of
San Francisco, breaches every Sabbath morning
and evening in the Town Hall, Georgetown. Ser
vices commencing at lOb O'Clock A. NJ, and 8
?. NJ. Also, every Sabbath afternoon at Bottle
Hill, at O'Clock. Prayer meeting at the Par
eonage on Wednesday evenings.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

KENDALL ON ROYAL BEAUTY-kendall,- ,
of the n. O. Picayune, writes home that
the ladies in waiting upon Victoria at Par
is, were a ''distressingly homely set" nor
does the profane republican treat royalty
anv better. Listen to his description of the
Princess Royal of England: "She is fat,
chubby, coarse specimen of girl, a home
" likeness of her mother, who never set up
any pretensions to beauty that | am aware
Of
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13
Public Worship.

There will be preaching at the Town Hail.
every Thursday evening, at O'clock, P. NJ; al
so upon every other Sabbath, 3 at o'clock, P NJ.
~ Rev. R. r. BReoKsHGER, of the Methodist E-
psc0pal Church South.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

PnbIIc Worship.-At the School House,
Georgetown Regular appointments of Rev. JNO.
SHARP. OF n. E. Church. l0t A NJ. and P. NJ,
every Sabbath. Occasional supplies by other
Ministers Prayer meetings, Wednesday even
iurs at 7 P. NJ. Sabbath School 94 a. NJ
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13
Graham &c CO.,

(BgANCH OF GRAHAM L co. GEORGETeWX.)
MAIN STREET, BOTTLE HILL.
Dealers in Groceries, ProUisiOns, Cigars, Ii
qaeors, &c.
The highest price paid at elltimes for Gold Dust.
Bottle Rhl, April 23d, 1855. [2S-tf
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

ASa= The woman who reigns the queen
OF the ballroom is very seldom found capa-
bic of being the goFcrncss Of her own chill
drcn.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

6. OF T.-Georgetown Division, No. ~
) Sons of Temperance, meets every Tues
~ day evening" at o'clock, in their Hall
on Main street, Georgetown.
All brsthr5n in good standing are invited to at
tend. VIM. I. GIBBS, W. 2.
j. T. NOEL r. 6.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13
Z. O. OF -. E

la,sssa4S,sex Memento Lodge, No. 81, Institu
:sSsSsE Eted, March 22nd, 1855. Meets on
55SSTFss<< Thursday of each week, at the Ma
sonic Hall, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Transient Brothers, in good standing, are cor
daily invited to attend.
J. J. LEWIS, n. G.
S. KNOX, Sec'y.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

DR0DGER, J. C. Manufacturer of all kinds
a OF Jewelry, Maiden Lane, Georgetown, two
doors south of j. j. Lewis Bowling Saloon.
November lst. 1855. I'll
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13
Books q Stationery.

Literary Depot, is opened by the under
"A signed, on Main Street, Bottle Hill at which.
bOOkS, MAGAZINES and NEWSPA APERS of
every variety, and of the latest date, can be had
Opon application.
JAMIS0N & CALDWELL.
bottle Hill, April 18th, 1855. I21.tf.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13
BUSINESS CARDS.
VIM. Ew{nG.

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR AT Law.
Once at Lower Johntown, Ell Dorado Co., Cal.
November 18th, 1855. [3-4t#
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13
H. c. ReVburn

DRAGOG, DIR. n, j., late of Johntown, would
4 inform the citizens of Bottle Hill that hav-
ang permanently located in that place, he would
respectfully tender to them his professional ser
vices as Surgeon and Physician,
Bottle Riil, Bee Is 1854, Off
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

DAY, BR. F, G., Main street, GEORGETOWN
IL Office opposite Adams & Co.
Oct. %, 1854. 2-tf
NTELLS, FARGO & CO., Express Agents,
w Gold Dust Shippers, and Bankers, George
eOwn. See advertisement.l 2-tf
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
L'ETAT DE In LOUISINE.

Cour dn Cinquieme District Judiciairc
dams ct pour la Pnroisse Assumption
Succession dc Francisco SANCHEZ,
En- vertu dun dtcret De Ia Cour du Cinop;s
me District Judiciaire d, ILtat De la 1on;
siane dams ct pour la p%aroissc Asso,nnt;nn
sous Ia date du 10 septembre 1865, rendi div,
latEaire de la succession de feu Francis"
Sanchez; II sera oielt en- vente publioue ~,
lie soussigne, administrator do Ia susdi!s ar
%cession, sur les lieux, Samed:, lie Time inn,
d'Octobre 1855, 4 dix heurcs du matln las
proprietss ci-aprss decri!es, spPaEtenan, i n
snsdite snc ~cesSion, SAVIOR:
10. Une habitatloh situee dams IL paroiss.
Assumption, sur la rive gauehe da Barou r.,
fourche, 4 environ quatfs miles ct demi 10
DoraldsonviIle, mesurant un arpent ct d.mi
de face au Bayou, sur q~uarante arpents de nro.
fondeur, ensemble avcc tou,es les bati.ses =,
authorizations qui en- dependan, bornse en- hapt
par la 'terre d'Andre Truxil!o, ct en- bas, "a,
c-lle de Domingo Iruxillo.
70, Tnc negresse nommGe Nancy, area i.
20 ans ct sas deux entants marguerite negrit,s
a.ec de 4 sns ct Narcotic ntsrit,e acea IA
II mos.
so. Uae autrc ncsresso nominee Constance
! agge de II ans, ct ses deux ~enfants, JosAob;n.
negIitte agee de 8 ans ct Canida ne ritte aqas
de 4 'nOis.
40. Ua j-une Negro nosnme Joseph, Age 4.
is ans.
5s, Betsy, negrcsse ag6e d'environ 90 ans.
So. Quelques animauy, tells que ~clseyass
| bGufs lie tire. yaches a lait, cutils ~aratoires,
neubles lie manage Ct batterie de cuisine.
Conditions dc la v, ME :
la terre' ct les esclaves rayubics IN
suatre termes egaux, un quart on mars 1855,
un quart en- mars 1887, I'll quart On mar.
1858 ct lie dernier quart en- mars 1850. Lea
animaux etle mobiiisr psysbles en- mars 1856.
Les acG1ercurs dcvant tournir leurs billet.
payables 4 l'ordre dc administration de Ia
ate succession, az bureaI du Recorder Co Ia
p~aroisse Absorption, avsc bonnes cautions SO
Iidaires. La terre ct les esclavcs demeursut
superintendent hypothceaes ct privilege du ven.
deur jusqa'a Psrialt Placement, ct 'outs sotnti.c
sui ne serslt paa aye a scheance portera liz.
leret q raison de hut pour cert par al,
Les sactes de ycute serolt aux irais dcs
acGutreurs. .... =.
". b. La site tcrre s-ra liyrable apres Ia
rccolte a,nassee. La venve Sc rtServaut pu-
sage de Ia Inaison ct de Ia cour Jun in en- mars
proclaim,
La partie snpcrieure d. ifhaliiatiou aims
que toutes les batlsses qui Gu d pendent son.
reserves en- fasrur de Pierre Daliercy, pcur
un certain uonbre d'annees, d.apre. mn sets
notalie aevant Antoine Nartinez, IN des uu.
ta:res De cette ~paroisse.
palolese descriptions. ID sept. 1855.
rERIcC SANCHEZ.
Administrator.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

In conformity 10 law and by virtue Of a
proclamation of his Excellence P. 0. HebeIt
! Governor of the State of Lonisisna. Elections
will be hold in the Parish Of Assumption on
| Monday SIT November 1885 between the hours
of nine O'clock A.. NJ. to 4 o'clock P. NJ. for
the purpose of Electiing a Governor, a Lieu
tenant Governor, a Secretary of State, an
Attorney General. Estate Treasurer, an Audi
tor of Pubiics accounts. a Superintendent OF
Public Education, a District Attorney, a Re-
preventative to Congress, one Selator and two
Representatives Of the General assembly of the
State, a Sheriff, a Clerk of Court, a Coroner
an Assessor, a Justices OF the Peace and a
Constable for each ward of this parish, and the
question of removing the seal OF Government
from Baton Rouge to New Orleans.
The Places of Elections are as follows:
LIST. ward At or near Jean Allemaus resi-,
dence commissioner Valery f. Leblanc.
Octave Wives and Antoine Martinez.
2nd. At crnear Gabriel 'RodrisnsZ resi-
dence commissioners, Nuna Wives Vslcour
Neiancon s. Augustin Hernandez.
3rd. At Or near the plantation of Scverla
Landry near the Parishial Church, commits.
]sionners Ulsin Melaneon Scsthene Temptet &
Hippolyte Templet.
4th. At or near Marius A~Ibagnacs resi-
dence commissioners Numa Folse, Al. Pugh.
& VIM. Marks.
9th At or near Drauzin Hinrel's residence
commissioners Lovingly Himel J. +. Hache
& Ferdinand Laselgne. .
9Th At or near the Coffee Heu:e of Muir
vile Boulreaux in Labadieville commission
ners Ellie landry, C. NJ. Boudreaux and Do
minique Desbous'
It'll At or near AInadeo Dotnas store. corn,
rnissiouuers JB. B. Landry Edousrd Delav!-
gne d Auguste Deiaune.
9Th Atthe Court House of this Parish
commissioners Edm. Aaurin. A. Gentle and
J. s.. wilson
9th At the Billiard Room ofC. ]. f. Garthier
inPaincourtyiIle. commissioners W'R. Mills,
Venant iIcbert and Constant |. Simoneau.
10th At or near the residence Of Dufos-
sard Landry, commissioners Charles Thiac
Emerand Landry & Leon Gautreaux.
18th AZ or near the re Hdcnce Of Fools Mol
| Iere Oh Grand Bayou, commissioner john
McCarty Gatien Blanchard 4. Landry & A.
| Leblanc.
18th 1T or near the residence Of Etienne
Penisson on Bayou Bnuf commissioners Fl. n.
Ellis. Cieephas Penisscn & Etienne Penis
on Jr-
18Th At or near the residence Of Anaclet
Simoneau on f'ierre Part commi ssioners Va
Ientin Barilleau Talcour Porche & Anaclet ST.
moaeau. ...
18th Al q rear The residence OF D. Rein
trop or Belle River commissioners Lcsn Lee
BIanc Pierre Theriof& Charles Gros
The Commissioners OF the Saveral %preciuts
appointed by The Police Jury of the Parish Of
Assumption are hereby required TO hold said
Election and to ma Ike the returns thereof aceor-
ding to law.
Parish of Assumption September esth, 1855.
-
l. f. HICKMAN Sheriff
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
yENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession dc Zephirin Melancon.

@ 9HEEE4&a@
En- Yerta dun dscrst de Ia Cour du Qua
trisme District Jndiciaire de rEtat de la Loui-
siane, dams OF poar II paroisse Ascension, en-
date du' 3 octobrc 1855 ct 4 moi adresse, 4 sera
oftert on vente publiqne a Ia Maison dc Cour
de "a paroisse Assumption, le Jeudi is No
senabre 1855, dix heuress du mnatin, rar Ie
sheriff soussignt Ia terre ci-apras decrite. Al.
partenant ! ID dite succession, sayoir
Tn moroccan dc terre situe dams Ia paro;ss.
Assumption, sursl Ia rive droite din bayou Pierre
Part, mesurant qaatre arpents de face an dit
bayou, sur .cinq arpents de p~rofoadsur, borne
en- haut par terre de Simeon Theriot ct en- bas
p rceiie de-J~B. Barilleaux, ensemble avec
tontes les batisses et sam6iiorations qhi en-
dependent.
sTeFsncs 1T Conditions.
La Terre payable en-. deux termes egaux en-
Jansier 1856 ct 1885, lacquerenr dovra four.
uir des billets endosses q satisfaction, nayables
an bureau du Recorder de Ia paroissa Ascsn-
sion, . fordre de IA veuve Zephirin Melancon,
portant iateret 4 raisonde hut pour cent fan,
I partiTs des ~echeances, avec hypotheque sp6-
eiale ct privilege du vendeur i~usqn:au paie-
r. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Absorption, IS pctobrc 1855.