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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
IMPROVEMENTS FOR l95l.-8OO


1BUILDING LOTS for sale at The new village Of Col.
eee Point Queer Co NY, situated on The east side Of
Flushing Bay. opposite Harlem, being only miles from
fulton Msrset slip Another opportunity ike the present
probably will never again offer, where The mechanic the
narufscurer the merchant the returned Californian AID
cspiiss have oppOrtut 10y Of purchasing building
lot ~ y feet n me low price Of SO The uneqlaed
ard besufnl location OF these iOs hold superior lucuce-
rrert cir rapid sale the ground rises gradually from
the BAY ard il of surface ana presents 10 view
the Civ New Ork and suburbs with The bays and hlr
bors end shipping The gentle slope and even surface
admit of no stnenHnf waters therefore me location is one
of the most delightful and healthy places in America,
and far superior in pon of price 10 anything WITHIN rea-
sol able distance from New York. Tire beautiful Bay IN
front ~ these Lots affords delightful fishing snd sailing and
n ad acent supplied with oysters ard clans
Those who wish avail themselves Of irs opportunity
should make immediate application AZ the ONCE OF JOHN
A. FIAM MFR. ~ WOosterst, from ! 10 Pm The
first 200 subscribers have paid only SO and the 200 that
ave selling 500 end the mining lots VIII be
sold Tor sz5 each The location OF SAID fs is 70 be de-
cded by drawing thereby giving subscribers who apply
FIRST and pay seventy Five dollars tie opportunity
hose vh no pay All subscribers pay ing the whole
count Of 10 per cent. All persons buying, building
siding the above properly viii be protected from all
nusances which viii be detrimental 10 the growth and
prosperity Of said village, and every precauon used 10
mai of Tue healhest and most beautiful villages IN
the United Sfaes The subscription lOk IS open from
TO p M at LONGLEY PLANNERS office, &T
Woosier-st one door from Amity.sL Those who wish
the place village before they subscribe do so
by calling az JOHN A. TANNERS Office ~ Wooster
st The stages are ready every morning before O'Clock,
81 the above place. Isl IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13

NOR SALE.-Five Houses on North
IL side Of Twenty -nnth-st two between Broadway and
gxtAaysnue and three Of Sixth avenue Very neat
shTeesory brick houses with hot and cold water bathing
tub water closet &c Pdce IS zoo 10 SS1eO large part
OF he purchase money lay for five at six per cent
Inaare on the pre- mises No ST. one OF ne two nr
named houses between Broadway and sixthavsnue, OF
MF RVCKLEY OF I'M
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AND LOT.-Wanled TO pur-

chase. a good TENEMENT PR OPERTY for which
pair Of Black Horses would be exchanged in part pay
ment They are well matched, fine action. good size,
vo-ng sound kind and fast; they VIII be exchanged Tor
un.mproyed property. Address ROhElt, box 10y fost
Office. VI W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
ENARM For SALE at West Bloom-

LNARM Fun SALE AT WtsL DIOOW-
ID field Essex Co N IA valuab c FARM containing
about q acres be ing in high slate OF improvement and
beautifully located The land IL well waiered by mountain
sreans and springs the premises On about acres Is
fine growth Of wood. The house IL reay new aud very
commodous containing nine rooms wagon house gran-
ery anc barn attached 70 the premises ali subitanua ara
IN good canditon. Nearihe door s never falling well
The best Of Also, If wanted, about p acres Of me
pasture land situated about mile from the estate
Ps-AIothe stock and utensils for sale FOri1rher ~
formation apply to JAMES w. WHEELER. 2t5 Wafer
e. n y, or / T CRANE, Builders. al Broad-st, New
ark OF VIM. CRANE, Jr. on the premises. III w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
0IEV Ar RTTTJFS EER-

A FARM TO LET AT BULLS FER
larry New Jersey, also, COTTAGE on FihyFourth
Land besuly situated on the bsnks Of the Hudson Riv
er; there ia a Dwelling House and Barn the premises
with choice selection Of Fruit Trees the farmis suitable
for Gardener Apply to JAMES II. BRUSH. No. 70
Nassau Of, or No 2i7 Henry Of. febi0 lwF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
OHEAP RENTS-LOW TAXES-

~ Are matters OF much interest TO large part Of The
community There are l25 BUILDING LOTS in JER-
sEY CITY three blocks from the ferry, lying on the Kali
road Warren Seuben Prospect and Morgan sta hist can
be bought 81 from $4O0 $500 lot and II ouii on IN
year only So essh payment and balance can remain i've
yeSrs al per cent This property can be reached In 10
minutes from Broadway Is sing rapidly In value Taxes
lower than IN any city hereAbou Offering great induce
ments 10 those DESTROYS Of securing home Apply TO H.
McCOMB, builder. Stenben-st on the premises or TO
CHAS. J. SMITH, 50 Maiden-lAne IS MkTe2m*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
WATCHES, JEWELRY and Sill

w YER WARE.-Tbose who wish 10 purchsss
WATCHES or yEWELRY, viii 6nd II greatly 10 lhdr
eeiyng al descriptions Of gold and silver watches direct
nom The manufacturers In England, france and swiua
land, which be selling 81 wholesale and retail a -
very lowest prices.
Ladies' and Genlemen's Gold Watch Chains Otarncnd
Rings and Pima Gold and Silver spectsces Sterling sya
Spoons, Cups, Forks, &c
God Watches a. low a. % 10 s25 each Watches cod
yewelry exchanged. AL Watches warranted 20 kees
good time, or tho money returned. Watches CLOCKS ard
Jewelry repaired IN the best mannet and warranted
much less than the ususl prices.
GEO. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry
n90 9mf Wholesse and Retail 81 WAL 81 up stsirs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
NOR SALE-A FARM of THIRTY

III ACRES, situated in New-Msrket Middlesex County,
Jersey minutes walk from the Central Railroad
Depot where The stop three times day to and from
York distance thirty miles and being but three miles
from the pleasant village of Plaiuheld The land Is In
high state Of cultivation abundance OF fruit and never
falling stream running through the premises; dwelling
house barn. stable and other outhouses hne healthy
situation This would be desirable residence for any per-
son doing business In New York Also 40 Mountain
Wood Land may be had If required Apply to
EDGAR HARRlOrT, Vandam-st New-York.
7f6s or ABRAHAM r. VAIL, on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
SALE-A HOUSE and LOT

NOR SALE AT EAST-CHESTER.-
The subscriber offers for sale her undivided one sixth
part Of the valuable FARM in heiOwn Of Easchester now
occupied and partly owned by Peter Bates SAID farm s
situated directly upon the line Of the Harlem Railroad,
four miles south OF White Plains lying upon both sides Of
the posrOad leading from EssIchesief 10 the Pansl and
contains about 24 Of excellent land The surface IS
rolling and well watered, and 10 divided into arabic,
meadow and wood land in suitable proportions pom The
premises large and comfortable farmhouse, two
snal houses barn and other convenient outbut
Ings choice fruit trees and number Of eligible building
spots For particulars inquire Of
JANE VALENTINE, 1877 Henryst
lf2wt or at l65 Front-sL New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
EOR SALE.-Tho rnodern bulIt, three-

story brick house. No ~ Sixth ST. with folding DOORS
marble uantes basement and under cellar CrOtsn water
bath room, kc In frSrate order Inquire al ~ Green
yich.st ~ Iilg I'M A &. WiLDEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13

IL built two-story brick HOUSE and LOT. Mords-st
Less Than hundred feet from Broadway: Lot ~ foeI by
q House flashed with front and rear Easements with
Croton Water Kitchen, &C hot, codeand shower Baths
She whole In good order and Is rented at $500 GnDum
and win be sold bargain, rs the owner Is gong 10 reside
10 I OF W. Apply % -" PETER PARKS, II Wanst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
NORTONs TELEoRAPHIc ROOMS,
ol2 SatrukThH III Broadway. Nsw-Yoh
TRUNKS for the WORLDS FAIR

u The Subscribers have the pleasure inform thoss
ladies and gentlemen that intend visiting the Worlds Fair
that they manufacture and have hand the night siys
OF Trunk for European travelling Being made Of sold
Sole Leather, they light and durable and supporei
with steel springs nsy always retain their shape. Please
call and examine before purchasing.
l2fI w J. B. j. BULL, Ssddlers, &C. 2O6 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
NOR SALE-The Mansion House on

III Warren or Main st in the City OF Hudson, with the
stable and OuhOuses occupying together about twelve
lots OF ground be had on the LIST OF May
II not sold by the lst Of March next wiz De gwen on
particulars apply TO EDWARD JENKINS, Nassau-st OF
BIZ Sxlhav between ThiTtieh and Thryhrst sts lOf WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13

HNO LET-The second floor OF the House
\ No q West T Renty-'ourth-st Hear Broadway con,
sSug Of front and back parorS with marble mahtes and
bedroom and PARTIES, with use OF Croon water. ken1
$50 per snnum Inquire on the premises, Of T. P.
BANNING, at S4l Broadway. Possession given imme-
ciaielv. II Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
VHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF

Frs ever offered for SALE al M. WlLLARDs Ware house.
$50 Chatham-s OF Mulberrys The attention OF
housekeepers and others 10 particularly called to Ws
patent ght and left bedsead Old beds renoysed
cots wholesale and retail. i23 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
no DAGUERREAN ARTlSTS.-A

IL whole sized camera aud two quarter size with appe.
ratus FOR each complete for sale cheap With without
very desirable skylghted gallery. Rent low. Address
" Daguerrean" Stamford, CT H6r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
MOP SATEA fine Wheat and Grass

H. TRy RESIDENCE Known as Wood avn, situate IN
Of New Windsor miles from the Village o. New
is,rgh lately owned by l.. ID. Nlcol, deceased The
pa 2 contains shout 90 Of excellent Land snd
most desirably located Inquire Of FULLERTON X
FOWLER Newburgh, or ISAAC V. FOWLER. ~ Mas
ssu 81 New-York January z8Ih, 1851. lSi zaWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
NOR SALE-First Wand PropertY.-

inS about forty acres situated East Neck, Hunting
eop r. about fvs minutes walk from the steamboat dock
n Is situated high and commands hne vie" OF Long
Islapd Sound About II or IS acres well wooded with
tom elve 10 twenty wears growth of principally
locust Inquire Of A. J. bLEEChEh ~.
1lf StS ofOhl-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13

HOUSE AGREEM ENTS.-The sub
A scrber has on hand variety OF kinds Of Lsnd-
lords and Tensnfs' Agreements including one form
much approved and prepared with great care, con-
tanning a hat tenant the charge FOR the Gro
tor water Also the form without The Crolon water
ceuse great variety Of BILLS, 10 LEI Houses, Stores,
Ofhces parts OF Houses &c. GEO. II. BELL,
5fu StatiOner and Printer l58 Nassaust
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COM I

Donaldsonride, %encoignnre Lafourche CT Harrihe.
,t..f M. FELIX BEsSON PREVENT SEES amis
Hill. ct lie public en- general, quill Went d'organi-
ser sur IN nouveau pied, son bel ttablissement
co,nu sous lie nom de Commercial Hotel. Une
BARRE, Oh les coisomnateurs trouyeront tou-
jours des Liqueurs, Sirops, Wins, etc. de premier
choix, est attachte a lIIotel!, etdans la sale du
Cafe Sc trouve lie Billiard.
Nj. Felix Besson, qui s~'occupe achievement ct
exclusivement de l'amelioration successive de
son Establishment, espere que lie public voudra
bien lui continuer le bienveillant patronage SOUS
lequel II a pris lie Commercial Iotl. Mt
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Pamela Landry vs Joseph Landry. Mo.
eSTATE OF LOUIslANA--Fhh Judi
- cial district court, in and for the Par'sh
Of Assumption. rc,
the undersigned clerk of the Filth
Judicial District Court OF the state oil
Louisiana in and for the Parish OF As
sumption. do hereby certify that IN the
above e,,titled and numbered SUIT. Judge
mept was entered on the minutes OF said
Court. in The words aud figures following
to wit /: n
In ttis case the law and evidence
being in favor Of the plaintiff Pamela
Landry /,
II is therefore ordered, adjnged and
decretcd that the community which exls-
led between her and her husband JosdTh
Landry, be dissolved, that she be resto'
red TO the administration Of her parapher-
nal property, that she recover IRON the
defendant, Joseph Landry, the sun OF
two hundred and fifty dollars and costs
suit /:
Done and signed in open Court al
Napoleon, parish of Assumption, tins ~
III March A. ID. 1851. ..,,
Signed DAVID A. RANDALL
Judge of the Fifth Judicial district i,
Witness ms hand the said Court pa'.Si
If Assumption this 18th day OF Marcf
l.. ID. 1851.
RI. ST. DESIRE LEBLANC,
n,1 Clerk.
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IIU'TEl. WASHINGTON,
A NApOLEoNvTLLE.

A EApoLEoNvTLLE.
dr. M. GAUTHIER, lie prorittaire du bel
faiii etablissement connu sous lie nom dH6fet
Washington, remercie les llabitans dc cette pa
roisse ainsi que les voyageurs, dn bienveilant pa
trollage sous lequel lis ont pris sa malson.
Jaloux de ~justifier lempressement de sa nom
breuse clientele, M. Gauthier n'apargnera nj
soins nj depenses, pour faire dc son hotel TN
etablissement des plus confortables. %
De nouveaux batimers, aussi tastes qu'ale-
giants v%iennent d'stre constructs a grands frais.
ct lIIotel Washington est aujourd'hni Fun DIES
plus beaux ct des plus irtqnentes de la canpag ne'
Ss.nl* #tFEtAu8
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voB DE BoyvEAU LAFFECTEuE
We PARIS.
LIE NIIRlIABIE
ROE VEGETA1.
laE BnINEAi7 IAEFEtIEJR.

:re trsprc chez +. +. IiELLIiN. N"p"i"""riHr
(assos,, s;ou,) seul Agent de In Louisiana.
n T. ROB NE4t+,IAL dn Docte"r Boy
- venu Il htrcteur, scul a]itnris@, est hIen
4u,,crjeur I'LL, sirops dc L,arrey. de Cu'>lnlcr.
de SaI-rpareille.
gucri, radiculci nrnr, sans f''ercurc, les
affections dc Ia prau. dnrtr"s, Sc'o'nlts, les
suites dc rales, %llccres, ct les accidents pro-
,,,,ut des c%ouc!les, de GAge critiHlc ct nc
lac,e,c ~htreditairc des huInrurs.
Connie dtpuasH puissant, il preserve d'
cholera, convinnt pour les c.tarrh'S dc YES
sic. les rttreciSsru~nt= It Ia l'l''l'sS" dry
,roapcs, provrnant d'al'us d'nlectIons
ou de sondes. Comlnc an'l=>y 'hili'i1''', lie
ROR uutrit en- pcu de temps les cc"'dr-
ncuts REGENTS on rrhrllrs, VuI r"'Fc'ihrns
sans cesse par suite dc lcmpl"' d" c%"lah't
du c,lbcbe on des injections qu' r.Pnrc"'en'
lie virus sans lie nentraliser.
lie Rob Boyvrau est snrto't frc"ninandc
coutre les maladies recentes, invc'cr"eS on
r~alu,lle. ,u merc1,rc ct il ~l'iwiurr DE pn"as.
si,m. Chauuc houtciIle porte Iln~t'uc'ion
po,r rrmpIoi du Rohde B"yvean i''ttrctr,F'
On lit dams lie Grand Dictionnaire dr+
Sciences MGdicalts, Ant. Rob, oil. AL'A'
p. go:
ala reputation don't JOINT cc rcmcdc dams
pressure toutcs les parties du monde c'Niltse'
eAigc uu'on lui consacre Ici I'm ar''c1" Spc-
ci,I, ia puissancc du Rob l.atl'c'""r con
ire les affections les plus gray $ ct les plus
alarmantes, a etc depths plus de c'n1lan'o
ans ,aut de iois attestcc dams tani de l'rIN
divers, qu'iI nest plus pcrm's a%'!l"''''' '''l de
metre en- question 81 ce re'ned" p'nt c're
cousidere CONNIE I'm dcs moyrnS les plus
utiIes que posscde Fart de- g"er'r. re" de
mtdrcins ont autant mamie &c mcdIcamrnt
,uc r'auteur de Get article: une lnStc dcflan-
&c de tout rcmcdc secret hi fit Io%ngtenps
hester den consciller ~lusagc; mails pIu-
sienrs success eclatants quill cut occasion dc
rrmarquer yainqnirent sa rep"S,'ahce' e'
depuis pres de vingt-cinq ans gun present
De Rob a ses maladcs, il ne Ia lamois WI
echoucr une seule -fois sur plus dune cen
tame de malades."
N. B.-Les bouteilles s"nt font's cap
s,,lccs ct fcrmces par ''le c"Iilr en- par
cbe,niu, ct une bande portant la signature
din Doctcur Gireaudeau de Saint-t'ervals,
lie ,rpm de Eoyveau-Laiiecteur, Sc tronNe
sur les capsules. hl''
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George w. Phillips, SAVIOR I.
Termes Ct Conditions i:

Les ~esclaycs ci-dcs7ns deCIits scron'
vcndus Il in ct denx ans de credit dn
Jour de Ia vente; les a~c1uete"rs devron'
tournir des cautions BONES ct valables;
les dts escEvcs rcsteront specia'emeh'
h~ypotheqnts jnsqu'an Placement, ct tontcS
sommes qni ne scront pas ponctucllement
payees aux tch6anoes porteront lntere'
a raison deshuit pour cent par an JUS
gn'au %paicmeLt.
paroissc Assumption lc 5 avril ls5l:
.}l,5i A. i. HUMAN, Sheri'.
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no PLANTERS.

~~R r.. J. CRANE, blacksmith ""d E"'
.tyA y;ueer. has the honor to inform the pon''c'
that he Ieers his Blacksmith Shop near 'fe pan
,,t;rm IF Mr. A. G. McCelIatn, where he Maa ss-
.la,t, ke all works concerning his profession 1T
viii be happy to answer to the call OF the planners
who NAV require his services Tor repairing 'l,f.'
steam engines, boilers, mills, NC, &C ms
nr;cee will be moderate. NJ
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ANNONCES.
MARCHANIlsEs POUR HoMMEs

J. : I I a Z Z
- 4 moison M1SvIELLE bicn connne f~sur
- 10 choix des articles qu'elie tient
t]o,lours en- magasin pour la CONNECTION dha-
hits d'hommes, offre les rarchandises sui
santes aux priS de Paris
Coutils; grande ssousra,te.
Merinos nnoirs pour habits; Merinos noirs
faconnes pour pantalons; pequis Fantastic ct
blancs, Anglais ct Franqais; Draps Zephlrs
po.,r rete, ainsi que lie plus grand assort'-
men, en- fonrnitures pour tailleurs.
r. r. M~LNNIELLE,
Eaeoignure Bienville ct Chartres.
10Y On Nourelle- OrttanS
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AI1\ pI.ANTEIKS.

xaAY IT,. CRANE, Forge ron fnge"''"f
.AV&a Nfcnuicieu. a lIonneur dannoncer "a"
o,Llic uu'il est lnaintenant ttabli pres lian',"-
t,;,n do A. G.. MrCullum ct quill entrepreIufa
toute esptce de travaux concernant sa P'o'es-
sion. II s'empressera anssi de r'pondfe d Id ae-
mande DIES labi'ants pour les rcparati"Ds oeS
machines a vapeur, bou'lloIres, NOUNS 49,
etc. lie tout. a des prix modcrts. ~
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AVIS.

lie public est prevcnu que par suite
de Ia demission de- NJ. Helluin, dc sa
charge de maitre dc poste, le bureau II ete
transleere chez Nj. Ioret, lie nouvean titu-
laire. lie zele ct l'aptitude de M. Loret
sont un sur garant de Ia lponctualitt qni
presidera a ses expeditions.
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TE remercie vivement lie public de la bien-
~ veillance don't il ma jusqu'a ce jour en-
toure; ct 81 ma Tongue pratiqoe, t%oul""rs
co,ropnee de success, a eu droit d nm pa
,ronnage constant ct gtnereux, je prize mes
ami, den deserser une partie sur mon his,
4. l.. Plough Jr. Son Office sera procha'ne'
,ment ouvert dams la rue ST. Philippe, VISA
Wis In demeure du DR.. Scudday, Oh on lie
,rouvera constammrnt d la disposition dies
porsonnes qui voudront Thonorer de leu
confiance.
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jean Boptiisse Landry, vs. a"g"st'" G''od
ct Jean Bnptiste 7'ernot.

jean optiste Landry, vs. August" Gifod
ct an-Baptiste 7ernot.
rTAT DE LA LOUISIANA, Conr
- de Justice, eruv District dams CT
ponr la Paroisse Assumption.
En- vertu dun writ de Fl. fl. sur n
obligation a douzc mois, a moi adrcsse
mar rHonorable la susdite Cour, dams
~l'atTaire ci-dessus intitulee, Jai salsi, ct
ioHrirai en- vente pnhliquc. a la MaIson
de Cour de cctte Paroissc, lc Samedl
3me Jour du mois dc mai proclaim 1891,
II hcures A. NJ, la propria'e e'sapres
d~ecrite, appartenant d Augnstln Glrod,
aims; que tous les droits, titres ct interets
au'il "a la dite terre, SAVIOR :
La moitie indivisc dun certain NOR
ccau dc terre, situe dams la p%aroissc As
sumption, sur le cote Est do l.ac nerret'
etant une part de fraction de Ia sectio"
No %, Township, No ID, Range No
No I3, lot No 3, mesnrant cent trehte Is
auatrc acres dc superflcie ct ioVlF
.rd'un acre; ..,
a s,aisis pour satisfairc lie writ cl-dessu
CT les ',ais du process.
: Comdtao,s Compliant.
Paroisse Assot.9iion lie % Mars 1881.
30.51 A. +. HICKMAN, sheri'
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A.. GrNJIli,,
.HrOCnf. u NNVOlcONcstIc.

Exerce sa profession dams le 9e1'e D.S-
trio, Judiciairc, compose drs pars''sses AS
sompt;on, Lofowchc htcr"e ct Irrre'o""e'
II donneya tous SEES soins aux atta'res on on
youdra bien lui confer dams ce district ct les
.s.;,;.,,ts l5s,nl*
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4 vENDEE
POUR CAUSE DE DEPAR

POUR USE DE A
YPNE belle proprieie sItnee ii DO f#@anzn
" jacksonville, formant Fencoi~ lz=1z2-
gnure du Mississippi ct du Bayou Lafourche'
~designee sur lie plan de ladite vile par lie NO.
ls. Ce,te propritt6 rapporte $i2o de foyer
par mois. /,
I'm terrain ct une maison sur lie Bayou de
Lafourche, portant lie No. 33.
Une maison situee sur les terres de lE-
Elise de la Paroisse Ascension.
Deux ~terrains situes d L~ongheyille, iof-
mant l'encoignure du Bayou de Laiourehe ct
du Canal de IA Compagnie de barata'1a'
ensemble alvec les batisses.
Pour les terInes ct conditions, sadressei
il Donaldsonville, 4 2. l.. CoMAASpEuR ou
i Ia Nouvelle-O orleans, a J. JARRY, encol'
entire des r,ies Dumaine ct Prieur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-20
HOTELS. ETC.
HOTEL.
AyOC4T.

AEA M. C. J.. L. GAUT11IER, connu de-
i:iEpnis longtemps des planteurs ct des voya-
reurs aui parcourent les bords du Bayou latour-
che, prrvient lie public qu'il a mis- sou ttabl'sse-
,onnt de Paine o%urtville. sur un pied plus confor-
table encore que par lie passe. Non content
di'amrliorcr l'hotel prepayment dit. il a garni son
cafe des prodnits des lneilleurs crhs ct DIES distll-
~leriesles plus rtputtes. IL compte ainsi Sc rem
Dire digne du patronage que lie public lui a accorde
%lusu,Ta present ayec tant de bienyeillance ct ell
,nsriter Ia coptinuation. 15s n2*
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-20
TONNELl.ER1E

wACQUEs WHEN, Tcs,~e1her, 90
DonaHansilh, . lheHnesH nior-N@az
srseg rmessienrs Lss plantsars 'snil faefia'e '.s
BARIlS a MEIAaS5Sl1, de Ia contena'ce he =
i IA Gallons. "a des prts mnl.rtr- IA tonne''e'
ia 90 since rue Mississippi, dHrestr'- en- taco dc
1T. 70" ttps
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-20
N E.. ASSEILNEAU,

porTfs,R EN- MEDICINE, DDMENT LIcENU1E.
J'ieut son office il lhabitation dc M. Jean
Dugas, un mile rl,s hautquc Painco"rtv''l''
lp,G, J.G,urchrA sl5,n2,3 m.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-20
AVIS ~JUDICIAIRES.
Ni1NiE BIZ SUCCESSION.
Succcssiom iasoirnbic de fu George ".
Phiii1Ds.
-TAT DE La LOUISIANA, Conr

TTTAT DE La LOUISIANA, Cour
xA1 du Cinquieme District Judiciairt
dams ct pour la Paroisse Assumption.
Au nom, ct par l'autorits de t'iionora-
bic Cour susdite il sera otfett en- vcnte
puhIique, par A. +. IIikman, Sheriff dc
ccttc Paroiasc. lie jeudi huitieme jour du
mois de Mai 1851, d dcux heures Z. NJ,
Il la residence de Mime veuse Phillips.
sitnee en- ccttc Paroisse, eur la rive
droite du Bayou Lafonrche. a environ
cinq miles au dessous de Napoleonvillc,
les eseiaves ci-aprss nommes, apparte-
nant 4 la succession insolvable de fcu
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-20

FORGERON Eft lNGENIEUR MEtANlClEN.
xAM JACOB II. ALMENDlNGER pre-
AVA. Went les planteurs quill exccutcra a
,l,miciIe ton,es sortes d'ouvrages de sa PROBES
sion anon youIra bien lui confer ct qnll Sc
,r,nspnrtcra sur toutes les labitations on VI seTa
annalc. pcsr Y extcuter les separations des ma
chimes 4 vapeur, ct les METRE en- peu dc temps ct
: los ,rjy modcrts. a meme dc bien tonct'on-
It "o' t n9.fi