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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-07
Virginia


A I rules holden in the Clerks ohice OF the circui, srn..;
"a or court OF Law and Cha merry Tor the county oI p,,
cember, 1919.
Alexander a. Nor and James Moir, merchants and mart
neis Trading under the hrm Of Moii & Son, plaintiffs,
against '
Anderson Bowman, Mary Bowman, widow of John Bow.
,nraa"' oeedj Leon Bowman, Alfred Bowman, Nelson
Thompson and Eliz4beth his wife, William poym,n Iopn
JACKSON ana Nancy ms wife, Kid Montgomery and Christi.
VA ms Wile' Elisha Bowman and Ewell Bowman, heirs of
'29n Bowman, decd Henry Iuggle, and Jesse Corn, sheriff
-" "NN' Defendants.
IN CIIANCERY.
The defendants, Anderson Bowman and Elisha Row.
man. mol having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the Act OF Assembly and the
rules OF tins court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants OF hi, Com.
m n"eallh; ON the motion Of the plaintiffs, by counsel. it i,
ordered that the said defendants do appear here on the frs
Monday IN February next and ansne r the plaintiffs bill. ami
mat a copy oi this order be forthwith published in the
tyichonrg N1rginian, for two months successfully. and
posted at the front door OF the courthouse Of this county n
some court day.
a Copy-Teste,
Dec 2o-w2m SAINT. G STAPLES. Cpk.
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VE.'giss5n:

4 / Rules held in the Clerks Office ofthe Circuit Snperi.
"a or Court OF Law and Chanccry, for the County of Am
hett, Ola Monday the 3rd day OF December, 1919.
Samuel Simmons, Plaintiff
against
Wllliam H. Camden, Wesley l.. Duncan, William A.
Rlcheson, administrator Of Thomas Tucker, decd; Hartwel
Pryor, William Tucker, Alexander Brown, sheriff of
Nelson county; William II. Digges, late sheriff OF Nelson
ana IS slnh administrator de bonls non with the will annex
ed OF Austin Wright, deed; Daniel A. Cheatwood and
Austin G. Pamplin, Defendants.
IN CfiANCERY.
The defendant William II. Camden. not having entered
ms appearance and given security according to the Act of As
semby and the Rules OF this Court. and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence that he is not an ~inhabitant of his Com
mon"ealth; Iii ordered, That the said defendant do appear
here on the first Monday in March next, aud answer the
oli OF the plaintiff and that a copy of this arder be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the town of Lynch
burg, Tor two mouths excessively, and posted at the front
door of the Court House of this county.
y copy -Teste,
Dec 20-w2m ROBERT TJNSI FY cpl
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY

ON CONSIGNMENT
an + have just received from New York, ON consiun
W ment, a lu~toflludwafe aud Cutlery, containing
in part. a tolloes: .
Knives aud iprks. different qualities,
Pen and 20 'ket Knives.
Pruning aud Cazlnlin, Knives.
Stock oets, Boss and lrn Padlocks,
Coffee NH, Curry Combs.
Shinllng llaclel~ and Hunters Axes,
SPml Spung Fluid Fasteners.
Best London Spring Hand Saws.
ton Wedges and Sionr Hammers,
BRces, thlzsls. mud Gaze Hinges,
Slt,lyAlds, Sprina Ballnces,
ltazpr~, at The very best quality.
tprpeuter2. Carpet and Tack Hammers.
And many moie articles in that line. which we vii sci
unusually law. GARLAND & MOSBY.
jan. Ifs Are,i,nae,s
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POLITICAL.
SUSPICION.

f@&@ From the tipcinns All Gazette.
rs SUSPICION.
y All many n pure. ansaiiied heart,
And many a noble soul,
-. Has tell s~nspieiun', cruel da-,
.s.s5 And owned It's dark ronifol.
And MANY a CAV, ftr bridal wreath,
WON yet ba, scarce Adss,
Has Eel, suspicious hslcful breath,
AMI withered to decay.
And rnanv a cup just rai.ed tn lips,
Thai knes is contents sweet.
Sn.pscian's hand hss dashed 1T down
In fragments q, their ieet.
A word, a look, a cruel hint,
Has dnonea, within an hour,
Hs Hearts To misery, bora, perhaps,
For honor or ior power.
But there's an eve that tD5w.tLe heart.
y The cruel wi cosdemn.
AMI many raise % lovr, 20 hight,
Tia, nav are scornod BY men.
EtrfR..
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JOS. WILSON, elk.

Con'missioner's Office, Liberty, January I, 1850.
ne parties III this cause will take notice. that | shall, at
my oihre, IN Tins town, on Saturday, the 10th day of Febru-
ary' lS5o, commence the accounts directed by the foregoing
decree, when and where they will attend with their ac-
counts vouchers, witnesses and copies Of court papers, Tor
examination and settlement.
Jan l7-NiW j. 4. Com,r
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NcOpy- csc,
m ROBERT TINSLEY, CPk.
virginia

VBFEIHkf:h !:
A L rules holden in the Clerks office of the county court
I n oi Patrick, at the courthouse thereof, on the first Mon
day in December, 1919.
Mahlon Scott, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas Snow, Lafayette Snow, Adam Snow and Henry
Snow, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
Inc defendants Adam Snow and Henry Snow, not having
entered their appearance ard given security according to Inc
Actol Assembly and the rules of this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not Inhabitants OF tins
oommonweaiih; on the motion of he plaintiff, by counsci,I
"''' 'rai me SAID defendants do appear here on the >,
nat a copy oithis order be forthwith published in the Lyneh.
o"Is 'hg'i,ian, Tor two months successfully, and posteda'
court dav. Acopy-T e.te
Dec 20-v2m SAMp T, STApI ES n, c.
EANcY SILK YEsrINGs-bf a superior quality
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TO CONTRACTORS.
va T. would call Tie attention Of C,rtrac,,rs .,I -
" ets' to an assortment of Picks. Cr,w -ho,s Shan
els Hammers. Wedges. &c, which W. nave inc, -
oe''ed- On consignment, and selected with sper,aI ref.r.
e"ce to ,o', Tie ilml Road Con'rqoors-say
loO lbs. Picks and Cr,w-b,rs.
5oo lbs Hammers, W dyes. So.
nleNsmnhS' tot &, Sc, all of which we viii sell Al
low prices for cash. WV '' ~
GARLAND & NOSBY.
'4'- - 10 Aneti neers.
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GRAND & SQUARE PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.

NO. 8 o, anl II. Eutaw ST, Baltimore, Md
'INlh would respectfully call the attention
l. OF the musical public to their Grand and Square Pianos
"hith' Tor compactnesso OF form, beauty ofstyle, delicacv OF
touch power and quality oftone, equal If not surpsss. those
OF any Other mandatory.
ne 'aet That every distnguisi ed artist, who has visited
n''''lhe'e' ,'f the purpose of giving Concerts, has inyaria-
pN selected oe OF their Pianos, is the best ev idence that
they are unsurpassed.
ihey nave voluntary testimonials from such performers
as Inc Honslocls, Madame Anne Bishop, Sehuberth. Knoop.
ard many distinguished Professors and Amateurs. no have
used their instruments.
*. X q, feeling grateful for the very liberal ratronaoe
already bestowed upon them, would further assure all. who
may ne disposed totavor them with their patronage, that no
manson expense viii he spared to render entire satisfaction
heir establishment, which is already the largest of the k,no
IN the state, has undergone a further increase. winch they
h"~t"ilI enable them to supply the demand for their instrn-
ments. KNApF 2 - TnI ~
Nos. g, o and IL, Eutaw street.
y. Baltimore, Md.
~. llel are also prepared to fnraish wholesale deal
es on favorable terms. X SO
Sept. 27-w12m
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We GO0nS.

w iop POTTER have nov in store.
' ' ARa arc d4lN receiving from \, York, complete sss,rt'
mem OF tloIHlNt, CLOTHS, CASSlMERES. r
NUS ana hNiShlNG GOODS, ofevcry dc.erinti,n
"l la'iuy'to winch they invite the attention ol their Gisnd'
and the public 10 examine. 'ie"u
store iornefly occupied by Whittemorc & Co tbro.
Drt S-tS
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bg Or e N L7CkSON, at he Gnan1
ae 'egie Nt9Ie,.ND 12o.hch Nhect, Phiafe phia.
READ THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE.

READ THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE.
/ appeared Ia he leading German journal of Phlla
= adel Tina the "Phl1drlpha Dtnoct7t" The I'd
llof WAS personally aequain ed with D.. lluland. aud
pfhtng Tin serscfs 9f thls great man, he roold ooi qulel.
" lfh nppn The assur1uro afnn lnptsiur without appiz
ny he paAIe al approaching linger;
tHRiSTOPH UILHELM HTEEIalNU
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virginia.:

sbhn1id
T Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
"a Court OF Law and Chancery, for the County Of Amherst,
on Monday the Bird day Of December, 1919.
Lindsey ID. Mcdaniel, Plaintiff.
against
Dtbney Sandidge, in his own right, and as guardian of
Lindsey d.. George and Gideon Mcdaniel, and as surety
Tor Ambrose X, Mcdaniel, as guardian for them and others;
John Williams and Lucinda his wife, v illiam II. McDan-
il, John S. Mcdaniel, John Hayslctt and Tamsey Jane his
wife, llabney Mcdaniel, the administrator OF George Nc
DANIEL when one shall be appointed Gideon Mcdaniel,
Ambrose X. Mcdaniel, in his own right and as guardian for
his SIX children, ramsey Jane, John, Dabney, Lindsey,
George, and Gideon John J. London, in his own right, and
as executor of Trzah London. decd, and as trustee for Will
liam \. London and Frances Woodroof, William A. London,
Winston Woadroof and Frances his wife, Daniel II. Lon
don, IN his own right, and as trustee of Mrs. Frances Wood.
roof and William A. London, and James Higginbotham,
Defendants.
IN CIiANCERY.
The defendants, John Hayslett and ramsey Jane his
wife, llabney Mcdaniel, Gideon Mcdaniel and Am
hfose X. Mcdaniel, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to the Act OF As
sembly and the Rules of this Court, and it appearing by sat
isiactory evidence that they are not inha bitants OF this Com
monw ealth: 1t is ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the first Monday in March next, and answer the
bill OF the Plaintiff; and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the town OF Lynch-
burg, Tor two months successfully, and posted at the front
door otthe Court House Of this County.
Acopy-Teste,
Dec 2O-w2m ROBERT TINSLEY CPk.
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T'AScX SILK yEsTINGs-bf a superior qualt!
L ahd style, jast received bv
cs's-ts WAREHOUSE x POTTER.
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FOR NEW -DlsAEANS.
A
G&s.GGs

sa%.gaSGo
Sirgtnih ma Louisiana line Of PackctS
~. RICHMOND AND NEW-ORLENNS.
'INiE following vessels, composing this line, are all Of the
! Inst class, with handsome state room accommodations
viz
Barqne Virginia, tnew )Capt. Nathaniel Boush,
ayane, " " Jesse Iovcland,
" Bachelor " Hiram IImton
The abare vessels are all of the first class, were built cx.
ptesslY Ion the trade between this city and New Orleans. and
commanded by men oi long experience, who will use evcty
eSefiihh Ia give satisfaction. For freight or passage apply
10 captains On board, or DAVID CIHRIE
NOV Us Richmond.
FINE LIQUORS.
ME- have now on hand, very superior article of Fine
' Liquors OF every description, as follows:
FRENCH BRANnlES
Iale fInet,t ashton X Co. best quality Vintage, ISii,
llah otatd, 1npuy Il Co, " 1913
do john Dntand & Co. " lSu5
do ASeignet IsiG
pnmcsiIcs, a variety OF kinds,
NlNES-Old .ondan Particular MAZDA Wine.
Sicily Woodhousc) do d.,
Marsciles do do
Trncrilc a.,
Port Wine, genuine article.
NihNhEh- Old Rye, known To be over l. years old. sn.
peuhr to any ever sold in this market. we also have ?
variety ct kinds Domestic Liquors, such as Mountain
Nhiskey, Apple Brandy, Sc, all OF which we offer Ia
ne trade 1 a very small adv irce on the original cost.
dec II is NTH
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sTnode @e prophecies armies, une v6ritabie
euorre de religion, on des furieux de davo-
ton marchaient la hache lev6e contrc les
roiS, ct Ia bible levee contre les papes, pour
soumpttre Ia Grande- Bretagne au niveau de
fhorthodoxie ct de la demence du temps7
" Sommes~nous en- 1893, Oh la Republic
que n'etait que la coIere du peup|e au dedaus
ct sa lutte d~esesperee au dehors. pour de-
fenare deux chooses quill %croyait menacGes
tons les jours par les reactions ct par les
coalitions ~Iegalite an dedans, la nationali-
te au dehors? Cette Rcpublique, qni me-
chappait a la terreur qu'elle ressentait que
par Ia Terreur qu'elle r6panda;t autour
dele, ct qui n'avait pour toute institution
lib6rab!e que la dictoture, lcchafaud ct lie
canon?
"Non, nous sommes a des si6cles ct a
des mondes dc distance de tout celia. Nous
n'aurions pas lie sehs coramun, &c genie ma
turel du peuple Francais, 81 nous nous fgu-
rions que Prostitution au|ourd'hui appelee
Republique doive Sc model rem rien sur de
pays, sur des epoques, sur de modes parcils
de gouvernemens. lis mont de commun
avec nous que ce nom de R%epublique! Nom
gull faut bien prendre, puisqu'il ny en- a
pas d'autres dams les langues pour cxprimer
lie commencement du peuple par sol-meme;
mais nom quill taut traduire dams Ia langue
du dix-heuvieme steele ct dams lie sens de
notre civilization. LAMART1NE."
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piece blanche de sa poche ct Ia depose
dams la main de Ia pauvresse. Au meme
instant, ~celle-ci pousse I'm cri dechirant ct
tombe sur lie pave; McDonough la relieve,
hi prologue ses soins, ct iorsque Ia !ampe
dune vieille ne gresse Went eclairer la scene,
il reconnait Lady Shields.
La malheureuse await gaspille les trente
mile piastres qu'elle await voices a son
amant, avec un chevalier d'industrie, qui
l'avait abandonnee en- 1890, LII laisant deux
p~etites files, dies de,tes ct respoir dune mi
sere implacable /; enfin, de chute en- chute,
de degrees en- degrees, Lady Shields qui etait
une simple, aventuriere, etait tombee sur lie
grabat de la homie. McDonough la releva
de son AFFECTION, il oublia son vol, pour ne
Sc souvenir que de son amour, il ne voulut
point juger une femme coupable, il ne Wit
qn'une mere aux abois. que deux enfans sans
soutiens.-ll plaza son ancienne maitresse
dams une maison de sante, ct fit bonner aux
deux petites files, de Peducation ct une in
dustrie.' Plus tard, il les dota.
81 les villains tours qu'on a reproches a
NJ. McDonough. sont vrais, cette bonnie &C
ton a do les lui faire pard nner. N'oublions
pas que, 81 lavarice est VI peche mortel, la
charlie ct poubli des I'M lures sont deux i'm
mortelles vertus /
s. En-. DE IAUC-MARyAT,
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NNNNSAAEs NAyENsEs,

UN vIDE A REMPLIR. La mort de
Ihon. John III. Harmanson, laisse au
Congress, I'm siege vacant, celui du 3me
district de Ia Louisiana; il in!porte de
nommer lie plus promptement possible,
un successeur a John Harmanson, car lie
Congress dot s'assembler de nouveau
dams IN mois. ct il serait tout d fait con-
traire a nos interets de ~laisser inoccupe
lie siege qua illustre lie representant que
nous p%Icurons aujourd'hui. Les hommes
qui prennent a caur la cause du Sud,
sont ASSET clair semes dams les deux
chambres, pour que nous apportions tous
nos SONS a renforcer lcurs rangs; nous
esperons que lie %gouverneur Walker
prendra Get argument ell consideration
ct qu'avant peu il lancera une proclama
ton a l'effet d'elire I'm representant pour
lie Sine district, dams le cohrant de &c
mois.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of Pierre Lucicn Boudreau.
sgdTATE OF LOUiSIANA.--PAEIsu OF As
RD sUMPTIoN,-tJti JudicjGi District Court.-
In obedience to an order of the Honorable the
Fifth Judicial District Court Of the State of
Louisiana, in and for the aforesaid parish, dated
the 23d dayo Of October 1850, will be offered for
sale, at auction, by Cyprien J.. Blanchard, auc-
%tioneer, duly qualified, in and for the aforesaid
parish. on the premises, on Saturday, the Both
day of November next, 1850, at 10 O'Clock A. a.,
the following described property, TO wit:
fs5sHsEsAA LIST, A plantation, situated in the par
.IEzEzN. ish of Assumption, at the Bay of Lake
Vcrret, measuring one arpent and : fronting TO
the road that leads to Belle River, by fourteen
in depth, bounded on one side by land of Pierre
Daigle, jr, and on the other by land o. SEVERN
Crochet; together with the buildings and improve
ments thereunto belonging.
Cd. One horse, a lot of hogs, a pirogue, farm
ing utensils and household furniture.
Terms and conditjons:-Ihe landed property,
payable in three equal instruments one third in
March 1851, one third in March 1852 and the
remaining third in March 1858. For the movea-
bIes, all sum often dollars and under, payable in
March 1851. and all sums above $40, payable
one half in March 1851, and the other half in
March 1852. Purchasers to furnish good and
sufficient s~ecutity with special mortgage on the
landed property; and all sums not punctually
paid at maturity, to bear interest at the rate o.
eight per cent. per annum until paid.
Parish of Assumption. October 25th, 1850.
n9,5il C. L. BLANCHARD, Auctioneer.
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LIE vIGILANT DE DoNALDseNv1LLE.-
Les qneIques abonn6s de f'Assomption,
au Ngslaat de DonaldsonviIle, mont pas
recu les trois derniers numeros de cette
%feuilie, gui aurai eaat, da paraftre les 3D.
26 ct 80 octobre. Nous devons supposer
que lie Ugilant a ~suspendu sa publication.
mails nous voulons croire one cette sus-
pension nest que momentanse; a tout
prendre, ct bien que nous ne partagions
nulIement les principles de la feuille whig.
&c Journal stait Dor q qaelqae chose. nous
e%sperons que lie Nigilant nest point mort
a tout iamais, ct sill etait par hasard en-
danger de mort, nous lie recofnmandons
aux soins de Id Faculte! null doute que,
81 cette excelIente Faculte veut sen don.
ner la peine, lie Ngilans ne rcpousse
bientot avec cette mdle oigueur qui lie
c~aractsrise.
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uN MARRIAGE DE CONFERENCE.-THE
celebre compositeur Ecossais, William
Wallace, que nous avons ell lie plaisir
d'entcndre ct d'applauairrhiver dernier.
au theatre de la Nouvelle. Orleans, Went
d'epouser a Boston une jeune ct richie
heritiere, Mile Helene Stopel, don't il
await conquis lie ceur a la pointe de son
violon.-Les journaux de Boston afr
ment one cette sensible enfant etait deja
tres bonnie musicienne,--ElIe ne peut que
gagner au contact de l'harmonieux
archet de son ~illustrc epoux.
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WANTS ~ENRNgEEMso

Nous remarquons lie passage suivant dams
I'm discours pronounce a Orleans par M. de
Lamartine (: p
{" La Republique, seule forme de gouver-
nement qui put donner refuge, honneur ct
securite 4 la France, lie "a fevrier au soir,
au milieu des decombres de ses rlonarchiss
ct des fammes de sa revolution, durera ct Sc
caracterisera de jour en- Jour advantage en-
institution moderne sans modele ct sans
analogue dams lie passe. Ellie ne re%ssemblera
a rien qua ellie meme; Pourquoi cela?. Par
ce que lie temps on nous vivons ne ressem-
BILE a au,:un autre, ct qu'un gouvernement
doit etre limage dn pays, des peuples ct do
temps qui le fondent, sous peine d'etre un
contre- sens a la nature des chooses.
"Tachons done de faire, nous PHILOSOPHERS,
hommes d'Etat, orateurs, publicistes, que la
K~epublique rnoderne Sc comprenne bien sol.
meme.
Sommes-nous 4 Lacedemone, sous des
dieux qui n'etaient que les images brutales
de la orce ct de la tyrannie? sous une mora
lie qui permpttait reimbursement de la moi
tie de I~'espece humane pour bonner plus
d'empire ct plus d'orgueil a rautre moitie1
=" Sommes~nous a Athenes, ou Tin petit
%peuple, renferme dams une bourgade deten,
due par la n mel ct par sa citadelle. tefiait tout
enter sur sa place publique, assistant en- per.
some aux lefons de ses olateurs, ct naval
pour loi que le vent mobile de ses inspira'
rations soudaines, souf1ant de SEES til
Dunes en- plein air ct lie poussanttour a tour
CONNIE les aots de la mer Egee, tantot auz
sommets de la sagesse ct de p'hsroisme
tantot aux exces ct aux abimes de Ia dema'
gogie?
" Sommes-nous a Rome, on la royaute
detruite, tenait les rsnes du gouvernement
p~artageait les magistratures avec les plebe
lens, hattait, nourrissait, corrompait un pen
pie oisif, achetait les fufrages dun monde
a-sservi, don't il Sc distribuait les provinces
ct ne faisait de Rome, que Ia capitale d
SEES camps, lie q~uastier-general de ~es arnae'
~r6pandues sur tout l'univers ROMAN.
!" Sommes-nous a Venise, on un sena
atistocratique, compose dun petit nombr'
de mobiles. e~xcluait Ia rnyaute de peur o.
partagef la ~tyrannie, ct appelait Republican
cette inquisition en- famille qui await, pou
constitution ~l'espionnage, pour garaniie !
silence, ct pour sanction IL bourreau mas
que2
. somrnes-nous en- Angleterre, onla re
publique de Cromreu n etait qu'une crise d
.fanatismc, une inspiration dillurniie5, u
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TT TER II G. e
~ @AAMHA,
~
COMEDIE EN- TROIS ACTES,
PAR 0 RG

SCENE VI.
JEAN.
Dam, il faut que tout lc monde lei ait
la cocote aux yeux pour ne point yoir
la chose! .... ~..
.s MARIETTE. ......
Etilyoudrait l~epouser?
Bedam! at
Et il nest triste ct maIade que parcc
~qu'elle Ny consent point? -rs
MARIETTE.
Mais ellie MY %consentira jamais, par
ce quill est trop jeune pour ellie.
JEAN.
Oh! la-dessus, vou jugez NAL; votrc
bel'e-snur nest nj vieille nj dechiTee
ellie a etc jolie femme ct ma pas fni de
rstre... .Croyez-vous done que vous ne
serez plus bonnie a regarder dams dix on
douze ans d'ici?...D iantre! j'espere bien
etre, dams &C temps-la, aussi a,noureuz
ct aussi fier de Gus que jc lie suis a cette
heure.
~sH MARIETTA.
Au fait, ma belle-seur est fort bien, e1
je ne sails pourquoi Severe, qui a dig an:
de plus q~u'elle, ~voulait me la faire trou-
yer 81 vieille.
Et puts, ~yoyez-vons, Mariette l'amitie
qnand ellie est forte, ne regarde point 4
celia; lie champ a Anne Madeleine quas
depuis quill est au monde. IL l'aimai
que Gus n'etiez point nee; il la aimee
avant de vous connaitre, il l'aime encore
depuis, ct il I'aimera lie restaitt de Sc
jours; il Nose sen confer a personne
mais Jean Bonnin %connait bien la mou
che qui Ia mordu.
MARIETTA.
II est vrai, jean, que vous stc- gsande
ment cIairvoyant!.....e JIG ne men dou
tais point.
MATS ma ciaiyoyance ne fat point d
peur a Marietta Blanchet, parce gu
Marietta n,aura jamais rien de mauyai
a cacher, ct, CONNIE ellie a dc Psspri
pour deux, ellie serait faehee que 50
mari men ent point pour un.
a@ e MARIETTA. a
Jean, roiia bien la preuye' de ce gu
vous dites...nous nous marierons dimar
che qsi Went. % ''a.
s t@2 "a
C'est dita....
4#} @& ~ MAHIETTE.
C'est dit. ss'a@- q 81
@* JEAN.
Oh. NJ. sous ca deditcs ,iu.s, car car
1fcyicndfais lou.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-11-01
Characterize

NouuvEILE souMIssI0N.-A f~occasion
de la flute dun e~sclayes, la population
de couleur de Boston s'est artnee ct a
formellement declare que 81 la poudre ei
les bales peuvent exercer Ia moindre
influence, jamais on n'enlevera de Bos-
tonun esclave fagitif.
Quelle touchante soumission q un des
bills Ia Compromis ct a la Constitution
lie nord n'estEas encore. content.