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IrTy poII,aRs REWARD.

NIFTY DOLI.d RS K F. W ARU.
NAWaf iu kahee Goochiand county, November last
t.,,l nan u,no Wallace Smith Hc is about IS wears ot
az ,I aaG Of dark brown or gingerbread color-has
' larie s;. howngeci, and hcsitaea or simers when
..C-. .a,s.n TO- lis formerly owned by VI. w.
-. ol t.trites;r county, and in lSo worked on the
. = Chesterfield and AE.lia counties, 10 c1e OF which
ave rrae and te serretcd there Or n '.lchmoEd or
.;r?. 70 pi.s as, free mal The above reward will be
So apprehension anG irlver: in Richmond or Tucsahoe II
,acs where s Shall nc Delivered, aud twenty
.lytry Ut .ahrr pace wherever :e may be taken.
n lr-tt Joseph ALLEN.
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THE LEGISLATIVE BRIBERY CASE.

ALBANY April 3.-The Senate after condemnng ana o.
1elng Mr. Bull their sergean-st-arm for his conduct III
The bribery case passed the following resolution by vote oi
Il 10 g.
Resolved That In view OF the evidence submitted 10 .he
Som hv the select committee Senators Robinson John
son and Stone though they have acted with inpruienrr
have not forfeited the confidence OF the Senate IN r hono
and integrity az Senators and as men.
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little after . o'clock Friday morning, brick house
On Franklin street just above the Exchange occupied BY
Dir. Thomas Suer Turner'S shop was destroyed BY FIRE.
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THE STETHOSCOPE

The Steboseope for April tedi,ed and published by pr r
e. Gooch) is very valuable and interesting nnmbe beau
lfuliy printed by Rches u Dunnnvant. we WISH 'h'-
Wv Richmond Rcyublcan
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NEW YORK BANKING.-The following SYNOPSIS oi
The two kinds of banking in existence In New foh, " "
tund very useful The safety fund bank system WIN sa
v ic out rs the charter OF each bank eXpes, shch on
nn,ino under the provisions OF the general onhA'hs
which il effective us cnsune securities for aii'ol'' u
,,,.. =, ,fa
"The safety fund banks the old chartered ohnns :" w
S,,. hey nav one-hall OF per cent per "i""T ~, ~
,hrir conitn 10 the safety Fund, or "Bank una ~
fnd 10 n,w LIN bIe ~ the creditors Of oanas "nC n
ready failed amount hcait! eu" ,od l.nL char.
hnIinna dung the whole term all the safety I" ~ @ % r
,.,o hoye IN RIM So there ie no security lot W pay
,So irb ri anv safety find bank which may ', w ~;
assets OF the bank itself, or the indl'""-' ''''' " "
Stockholders" , =. oil unJ,r The General
c"roi hv d.nos, Of sncks md mortgage, ~ III: imp
,rer lhe original Jaw (passsd ApTl 1921 @ lt H
.,nts nj .nr nj The States security; enSH We l'u'
49, ,f ia b,nts which first oTganl2eo !hchgan, IL
i;nnis and Indiana Stocks in arrii isto. W nv | VT r.. ~
doJ os "a cyclude al stock except Nc" "fh ana nj
i So, " ss general hing The new banks secure ther
cn,,;1n hv h,Il Ncw York and hall untn oatcs slock
S T ,h. c,nn,rv free banks are eeIoShlhE iorts'seS
o,d Srw Ynt;, stncks which con Do u'''e III w "'
i,n.,s ,ith the Comptroller are pledged lot he
n,vrent of the circulating NOES o''ii '. " ~ NC - ~
l dcn,srse g. hook the bank Tor security or 10 inc
lore wbo ,re by ,a passed April lU l649 mace
:I;JII the debts or ao!i,les OF bnnks,
10Th r md iuud Stockhoders are declared 10 DC
.:u o,tebI nwn.r. though their names 10 not a-
n ~ hs hooso Guardians and trustees who volnntarl.
T rras In hank stocks declared inolv1aalS aoie anu
- c,na IN rho hands OF guardian or trustee cannot he
,snJ N mcet loss growing out OF such investment
rrha constitution Of this State pronoils Inc LeSisauie
from, ssnc,ionins suspension of specie payment
--Ae3+--
A,12M., on Saturday, we received by the Pney Point
nat
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A translation Of verse by Matthias Caudus Germ
MiERIED,

MARRIED. In Tappahannock, Tuesday April S ny Rev T.
Mcclure Mr. GEORGE T. WRIGHT, and Mis- AARJA H. >
BR AMMAN all nf ESSEX county.
I3- City papers requested toeopy
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The Ohio Statesman of the 18th March publishes speech
made short time ago by Mr. Wade tho new Senator eeri
from that State tenuncat"y of the law III
shade II the report OF this higher law harangue be cor!
rect the honorable gentleman deserves place IN some
soothing unatic asylum far than seat IN ne eae'ai
Senate. Great men, these lnodrrn apostles OF feeooh
translation OF n verse by Matthias tiandus defmah
wit and poet runs as follows:
Wien dam newly formd asleep Tasla
Woman from out his side was male,
poor AIam source Of all our woes!
Tby frat sound sleep became thy last repose
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DIED.

Dro a, the Highlands Wednesday morning the lsth March
Major CHAs. EOURsB, late of the Cntet states Army
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Parodis first Concert In Charleston Wednesday night,
very successful. The weather exceedingly nnia-
voabn yet .ays the Courier, the asemblage at ibernan
Hail. brilliant and respectable any other during the
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No DEEI..

The painful excitement which pervaded tho city for tho
last lev days in regard 10 an expected hostile meeting be-
tween Messrs j. VI. Daniel Editor of the Examiner and
w. {. S&2ll late delegate from Powhatan, relieved on
Saturday morning by gratifying despatch from Baltimore,
that the difficulty had been amcaby and honoraby adjusted.
The correspondence explaining the matter, will appear in
to.dnys Wh!g we understand
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THE BRAZILIAN TRADE-It will bo matter of
interest readers know what States of the
Union contribute the Brazilian slave trade and for
tho purpose of informaon rather than desire TO reflect
upon any portion Of the Conlederacy Washington cor
respondent Imprlmis complies for the Express the sub
Joined figures from official documents
I1nnrinr nr.zl from
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. the Editors Of The Southern Press:

To The Editors Of the Southern Press
WAsHISoToS, FEB. IS, 1851.
Messra Editors If 1t be true that fact is worth
thousand theories the following interesting little group of
never Icing figures should prove of ncnlcunbs value the
Northern pharisaca denouncers of the "poor publican
South.
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! GOOD ENiMpiE

Tho conciaory ard harmonious bearing OF the Democrn.
cy in Legislature and in the alo Congressional Conren
ton in this District, has produced The finest effect every
where Referring the difference OF opinion among tho
Democrats in relation 10 the Compromise, the Savannah
Georgian Ian anll-coriproniisc paper,) Gays:
What have the C0Tffnnisc Democrats Of Virgil
MIA pursued Have they t their party and gone over
TO tho Whiga Far fro:n II. They have in Con-
ventlun with rhe!i political brethren and forgetting tho
nsi, lhGy havu united h them, in minimizing without
dissenting voice. their iar delegate Conerts.. We
not Too highly %soi The U the Virginia Democracy in
lH respect. The cEthusasm win which tho Enquirer goes
INTO 4ir Sc1dons support j. worthy Of al comTenGalon
We only want IN Georgia manifestation OF something Of
inc same spirit U urbLaante and forgcuness of The past
ana we will sec the party, with very aw exceptions
irmy united in opposition Whsgery ever il was.
3>--
There are rumors al New Oeana Of outbreak in Cuba
The Delta says they have their origin in the fact well known
III New orlean that large numbe, Of hc patriots have
been leaving Havana since the 10Th Of March, for Fuelta
Abslo With s'ew o. joining The Revolutionary movement
as soon as breaks out Thsmovement has been hasend
by the orders which have beer issued for tho Of the
leading patriots in Havana and in ether paris of the island
considerable number o; them have retired 10 the
tans carrying with them entire company Of Spanish
soldiers which stationed at Snn Csio5a tho Goot
ot the Cp!co Mountains and many desertcrs from the nrmy
These mounans afford Inaccessible the Spanish
authorities
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ALP M, on Saturday. we received by Inc flney ROM
Line which has Just started again, Friday afternoons BAL
;,oro p,rio, ,svsr,l hour. in ADVANCE Of the mail
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RE HnNNENTI0N
On motion Of Mr.. Banks, II was

On S2,TD the Convention rc-as.emb'ed AT the usual
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8at,rs 4 napeur stlfareux
TENUs A DoNALDsoNvILLE.
DOCTEUR bOUTILLER ST-ANDRE.

! 0it = sAStt
lie DocrEUR BourILLIER St-ANDRE
PREVENT le public quill Went d'etabli'
dams sd demcure unc Sale de bains a
ape Su%lfarcux. Les heureux result
tats obtenus par &c systemic ct lie desir
dc repondre an vo'l general, tells sont
les mobiles scniimens qui f'ontkanine
en- fondant Get Establishment. Tout le
monde %connait deja feficacite souve-
raine dos bains a yapeur Silfureux; nous
%n'ayons done pas besion dc dire que les
Rhnmatismcs meme les plus inveteres
ne sanraient resister a son action; que
les maladies c~utanees, les affections nj
tcstinales ct autrcs disparaissent a son
contact.
lie Docteur Boutiilier Went ~d'ajouter
a ce systemic qii est deia a1ssi simple
qu'elegant un apparel dune incompara-
bic utilize /: C'est un v~entilatenr place d
l'irtericur de la machine au moyen du-
quel on degage Ia vapetir Oh gaz suIfn>
reux dams moins dune minute. Les
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ard Of widow ~or!ngo FA!cm ard e, tho Wc:t
by Bayou Creux.
3d. pair ~oxen,an OK, accw, calf and etorse.
4me All the forming ~usteEslls, househay a for.
niture e.. $50.
Terms and conditions: The movo,-
bic property payable all sum. often DOL
lars and under ten doliarsin march 1850
and the all Sans over ten d8lI,,s, onn
halfin march 1882, and the other har;n
march 1858, the land payable i, four
equal all "i"sta'ment maturing no,l the
me alh Of march ofthe yearslS 52. 1854
1854, 1855, purchaser TO give good and
sufficient security, with interest at thc
rate. of eight per cent per annum. in
default of. .paylncat at tao maturity, ,a.
land &c remain speciaino'tsag: on uu.iI
paid.
Parish Of ASSUMPTION, July S, 1851.
Al a. T. HICKMAN, shsu;C
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IA srcHEn ssE.-Depuis plusieurs
ulois nou5 n~'ayons pas rccu du ciel une
scule gouttc d'eau, O recoltes souifrent
horriblement, notre mails a lahevrc jaime,
nos cannes sont a moitie mortes,notre CO.
Ton ne rousse pas, nos marals sont secs
nos animaux crevent journellc'neht dc
solicit nos citoyens sont girls de poussieFe.
Grand Dicu, aycz done pit'e dc nous c.
arroscz nos champs ct nos rucs.
S,-Landry uhig.
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EXCHAN GE HOTEL
Observation-Disclosures

Sslafs ssaSa'
- NJ. J. SARRAN PREVENT ses
ssFz amis ct lie public quill Went d'ou-
vrir I'm nouvcl ttab!issement a Iencoi-
gnure du Croissant ct de la rue Missis-
>ippi, sous le nom de d'Eachange Hotel
Place dams Fun des cndroits les plus pas
sans de notre localitt, d Eachage Hotel
ne saurai manqucr de prosper. C'cst
sans contredit, lie plus joli Establishment
de &C genre que nous ayons rencontre
dams toute la campagne. Sa tapisserie
dun govt OK luiS, son billiard tout ncuf,
sa sale waste ct bien eelairee, lc recon-
mandent dune ftcon tontc spectacle a la
curiosit6 publique. Bret, ricn ma etc
epargne pour lie rendre sans parsil:
Table comfortable, barre tonjodrs APP
provisioning dcs liqueurs les plus deli
Gates service prompt, VOLTA dos tltrcs
que l'Erchange Hotel ne dementira ia
mais. NJ. Sarran soIlicitc la continue
ton de la favour don't lie public q toujonrs
cntoure son ancien etablisscment ct il
s'engage a nc ricn negliger pour sen
rendre digne.
Nous engageons ie public a aller yisi-
ter rErchnage Hotel. il y aura tonjoprs
DIES sieges reserves pour la conpagnle des
F2aneurs. # zaf ao)
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dangers, auxqucl!s lc patient etait pre-
cGdcm,nent expose, Sc trouvcnt ainsi to-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. En- cife,, par i'ancien
il fllait au moins dix minutes
pour fairc lie engagement total. Or, il
pouvait arrivcr que he malade vint a So
srnuver nal durans lie cours dc ~i'optra-
ton ct par consequent dc graves acct
dents Sen suiWe par suite de Ia lenteur
de Procurement dn gag sulfureux.
PIX e BANS.
Pouu unc douztinc ... SIS, on.
Pour moins dc douze Oh pour cha;nc
balm %, 90.
Unc machine de In meme nature est
en- vote dc construction pour les ne
gres.
o. lie Dr.. BoutiIlicr St.-.Audrc
profile dc cette occasion pour rcmcrcicr
lie public de Encouragement quill abieu
youlu lui accorder jnsqu'a &c jour. /!
Csc csperer que la meme couiiance ct lie
meme patronage, don't il fera en- sortc
de Sc rcndre toujeurs dignc, Iui scront
continues a l'avcnir.
?. S.--Chaquc baigncnr est tcnn d,
SC pourvoir dun Drap ct dc deux ser
%viettes. 49,
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

Succession de fen Jean Domi"gucs.
TsTAT DE LA LOUISIANA Cour
&A@s du Cinquieme district judiciaire dams
ct pour Ia Paroisse Assumption.
Au nom, ct par rautoritc de Honorable
la Cour susdite, il sera oftrt en- vente pu-
blique, par A. r. Hickman, sherifde cette
paroisse, lie samedi 9 Aout 1851, a dix-heu-
res du matin, sur les lieus, les prophecies
c~i.apres decrites appartenant Il la success
sion de feu Jean Dominguez, ~savoir:
10 Tn moroccan de terre, situe en- cette
paroisse, sur la rive droite du bayou La.
fourche dans linterieur DIES terrcs, mes,l-
rant trois arpents ct demi de face, sur une
profondeur de douze a treize arpents bornee
en- await a la tcrre de Andre Moralez, ct en-
a.riere a Ia terre de Venture, Gonzales, en-
semble avec les ame!ioration qui Ell de-
pendent.
% Tn autre moroccan de terrc, situG en-
cette paroisse, sur la rive droite du Bayou
LafouIche, dams rinterieur DIES terres, CON
tenant une superficie de dix d ONE arpents,
bornee au Sud par la terre de Venture Con
zales, au Nord par la terre Domingo Falem
ct a rouest par lie bayou Creux.
So Une Paire de Baufs, IN Bnuf une
Vache un veau, ct IN Cheval.
A Les outils aaratoires, mcubles de
menage etc. sd G... a..
I'rmes ct Conditions. - lie mohilicr
payable toute sommc de dix p~iastreszct
au dessous de dix p~iastres en- Mars
1852, ct tou,c somme au dcssus d dix
piastrcs,la Motto payable CT Mars 1852,
ct rautre Motto Ell Mars 1858, Les ter
res payabies en- qeatre termes egaux.
echsant dams chacun dcs mois de mars
des annec 1852, 1883, 1854, 1855,
les acuueretulrs dcvront donner DIES eau
lions homes ct Soivables, au hliit pour
ccnt d'interet par ana partir dcs eche.
anccs, en- cas- de non Placement, les terrcs
resteront spdciaIement h~ypothequers jus,
q%u'au p%arfait placement.
Paroissc Assumption les Jaillet 1851.
III "A. +. HICKMAN, sheriff.
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ccau lie pain d. scisIe, IL manc dc son, hi suasent. II bort dansa neHge, fat
les plus tongues marches a grand soieL, aat dun coup DE monsauet, q 9uatre-
yinas pas Ia cheninee dc Ia pipe que fume son canarade, q Toalc inc ct les Or.
panes dsEss CONNIE I'm savage, ct nc manque nj de reconnaissance nj dc ceur.
Settlement, pour rennemi gu Ie yoleur, il ma pas de- ps; II Ie tue do plus grand
s,nr fnid. CONNIE n tuerMt III Heyre. Sous de- nanynis officers, cost un sohdaf
beancoup trp independent; guand il aime SEES chef, il at san egal.
Volta auele atait ma troupe, composee danleurs de hnsards. croaese ct de ca
saicfs oahans; bcn. diderentc, onle volt, de ia sarde rationale De Venne ct
dos ins soldats de florence ~ dc Milan. Eth bien !je fainas tendrennent mon
,eJals artout e terrible Saesse. ave- son grand bonnet de fourrures hrunes par
dessasu n cLeyeluc herissee ct ioufue CONNIE cee de rons ds bos, ayec sol
grand f,sI mc enricli dor 1T dargent, sans doute gneIque trophee de la fann1e,
yguelquefds i rouet ct i mschc, bin rarcnenta percussion; avec son nantcan
rouge ~ pn.k Are don sort e figure fannee ;avcc SEES grands pantaions ia cosa.
que, ascz PEI propres, ratachss sur l courde pied, ct ses sandMes rehnues par
dos bouclcs Ds passemcnteres roages sersent o. bordufe y eonetd " man.eaa.
ct III fpm,eau rouge plonge dams n echarpe d e msmec onhar content Ie kand-
m tnrc, de dimension isnornc ct a la lame efiee. Dun co & il rore ie fRl ss-
spendu UNI comroie.d dun anhrc la bandoniere norc sontenant la carouehere
sohae de tets dc cions james. C'est ainsI quil se montre II est yHla us, t eomap-
Taivemcnta aux autress oldats de la fontere, i'll fat bonnie figure. IenxIdnon out.
jdpnifmme daacane cspece, Ell Iur tenue fort pen gnerriea, leufs1Meux gaJss
-" - a. Ia suite u proshia lhMo)
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ingal ue iivale inhgne? Nor. Continuaiti, ara le marriage, les babhudes
dun celbataire peu ran e Z Non. Qaasatii done fat &c will await fat lie
malheureux !! II mangeait trp de dindss saupages. vous entendez, hp De- r-
DIES sauooges, il s6tait Gait fMe douze chenies : a fos1 Qaene dIapidatton q
III fortune commune isst ecIe rayocaL, duns u moment ueioquence admirable.
&c nest pas tout !: nc mutt, en- soFtantd n theatre, a piedsil hisait foid,l setait
marcher un psu se, sivhe que s Gpna. ne poayAnt le snisre-. iisni pmne
de raleptir sa smarche ct lie miserable, au premier mot, ehtp sse da Ps al
longs, a pas ordnaire. Puts il await change une vieile ehafne. en- or eonne ~
caeiere dargent8 ct puts, cGi est plus grave, ii VAT dentep endants g taall
henres de Ia paternite de son dernier enfant. Mas aprss IN coartee xphea'oI,
il await reconnu sst Hs ct soHicie Sune pardon, ~ u await tie q, a aatM SO a e.
Ia yertu sesmontre toaiours genereuse ue epolsc eouPab1e ~ ee 9
'moias lade composition. Tout sembiait oubie St pardonne on naper nnat
pls de nuages dams ID cel Dc &c menage, trp heureux dstre reconcihe.. V ne
ues iours menea vant III rupture, les deux epoux malades, sdadsn. pfoa'g'e -
marques de tendresc ct de deyo1nentle les plus intImes' lorqne " E 0ep oe'a''
lie caas beH. SIS $3.50. -.
M ii sest trcuse un tribunal qm, sur des motifs de cctte immense gravte a oe
deicr ce que Dnn Iuimeaneg await lie. s.. ,Si. ....aa ~
Une dame qpi E propose .duer sous pu On be- bsnsa n.a &c teae nsgsale conn =
iinemorative. ayec Get exerguc: "A rouguse tribunal les jnnaes onnoassonA
6Une auHe, dams A mame cas-, rappelatpne devise opefa com1quc, qM consen-
draft bien al meme tribunal: Tout rour les baas !! @a6IT Eaa&9 - -
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in the Pos! Office, NAPOLEON.
rite, or the 81 JUN 1851. Persons
lnquiring for these letters wH please
mention that they are Advertised.
&. Blanchard Auguste.
rs Braunies Mr.. Joseph.
Bryant Owen.
Bnshnon lsei. a
C.. Cain Thomas.
Calm Leon.
Crouerc j. p.
D. Davidson Robert (a}
G. Grimes Robert.
Guiliot We. IONA.
H. Hart jean Baptistc.
Hopson Joseph.
X. kerrigon Antony.
L. Lyme John r.
Leblanc j. n.
s.cche Michel.
I.ablaunche Henry.
Nj. Nc. Kenna Arthur.
Murphy Z. ].
Miller Charles.
Murphy James.
z. pcltier Joseph.
Il. Ryan Catherine.
S. st. Germain Sebastien.
Samoan Francois.
Smith %Johnatan.
Sallmulbe George
r. Terie Edward.
w Whitaker Samuel.
co. MeLANeos r. NJ.
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C'est an palaiss1ottant, OH l'industrie

C'est IN palaiss aottant, Oh findastrie
ct Part. 4Sk& aJ# T.
En- malant lcurs efforts, brillent de
toute part. ID
II descend, je lie vols, sa fournaise al
lumee,
Lance des tonrbillons dune epaisse
fumee
Il fotte avec orgueil, %s'avance avec
6erte,
ct du feuve surpris brave Ia majestic,
Voyez ccttc machine 4 la marche
hardic,
De mes concitoyens chcfd'nayfe de
genie;
Tun,ot, fxc ct t~ranquiIle, ellie rcut
s'arreter,
ct tantat, tou. 4 coup, ellie peut s'a~
otter
Son corps est dun yaisseau; dams son
sein est la famine.
Qni, sans la consumer, parast stre
son anne -
Ellie ma point d'agres, nj Sergncs, nj
hanbans,
Et pourtant ellie marche, ct refouIc
les vents;
Sur chacun dc ses flames on apercoit
unre allie,
Qui, soumise q la loi dun movement
fidele, .s
L'emportc aycc instinct, ct deyorant
les eaux,
SembIe meme de loin e%pouyanter les
hots
Au bruit sourd ct c%onfus, qGen tnmuite
ponssecs,
Apportent jnsqu'aa moi les vagues cour-
r~oucees,
Je me lsyeiIlc cnfn /: mon esprit en-
chante,
Jouit avec plaisir de Ia r%ealite;
II BENT lie present, ct dams sa joic
admire,
Du temps ct du progress lie salntaire
empire
St.-Jean Baptiste, Is JUN.
AMBROSE P. D1Erz.
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Succession de FRANCOIS ,4iias Iach,
HILBERT.

1TsaTAT de Ia Louisiana, Cour du Cjn~
sa"' quieme District Judieisire dams ct pour
la paroisse Assumption, =
Att ndu que Alphonse Gentle ~cura,aur
de Ia succession vacant. de FraucoisaA! Ala.
Fancli Hebert, q mis- en- Cour IN comptc
Dc son administration, ainst 9u'uue petition
demandant l'homoiogation
Avis est par lie present donna il tous ceux cue
celia peut concerncr. d'uyoir i dtduirc, dams les
dix jours qui suivront la date de cette publication,
au bureau du g~retIier soussignG, les raisons
pour lesGuelles ledit compte ne serait pas ap,
proute ct holnologh4, ct les fonds entire Sos
mains re parts conformtment au dit compt,e
Par ordrc de Ia Cour. a., .uu
Assumption, le Ter Juliet 1851. ~
Al DESIRE LEBLANC, Grcficr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-07-06
3. R A
e. @e,l4s q Va,:s,

Ayant compose un ODONTiLCl-
QUE qui guerit radica!cment les maux
de dents ct arretc la %carie,a Thonneur
den faire part a scs cIiens ct d'ottrir scs
services aux %pcrsonncs qui peuvcn ten
avoir besoin.
Ainsi m]aintenant: plus destruction,
plus de so%uifiances, ct preservation GER
iaine ct Ctcilc.
0-Il va continuer ses voyages CONNIE
ii les faisuit auparavant. n.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-07-06

Apeycoit en- PEASANT, notrc navigator.
Plus haut, des bois sans fin, des .forets
seculaires,
Etcndcnt sur lie sol, leurs ombres tu-
telaires
Dependant sous l'azur dun admirable.
ciel,
Regnc TN profound silence, IN silence
eternel!
Mais il vogue %toujours /: plus loin, plus
loin encore,
A travers les replis dun fienye quill
ignore,
Qnelques sons inconnus, qaelques Fn-
des concerts,
Arrivcnt jusqu'a lui sur lie vague des
airs
II s'arrete, il 6coate; ct son anne ~ravie,
Accucillc avec transport cette etran-
ge harmonic
II men pent plus douter: ces immen-.
ses .forets. z
Recelcnt des humans sous lcurs do
mes epais. '@ "
II avance sans granite, ct rasant lie
risage,
Approche, inapereu, dune tribu sat-
wage
la, cache sous l'abri dun jeune ar
bustc en- fleur,
II contcmple, de loin, les traits ct la
c%ouleur s.@
De &C peupIe Granger qni sans in
4uietudes,
Evcille les echos dcs wastes solitudes!
C'etait un jour de fete. Au milieu
dun yallon
Don't IN rni=scan limpide a~rrosait lo
gazon,
S'elevait IN tropl,ae orne de banderol-
les.
Eft de leurs dieux grossiers dc Plus
grossicre symbolcs;
Los vicilIasds assemblies sous un large
bosquet,
Tranquilles ct musts, famaient lie Ca
lumct;
oar !" -' 'ef's pe'0'se .' ''s '0''t 'o''-
o.
Dee''''''' pas 'o"'s ''e 'o'ue ~
}eas !,
- - "'o"''' so'''' "spo'' o' SO
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De "a pe'p'''o '"''e'o " s''ee 'o''
E'e 'a'' 9 epo'Vaa's' e''e '''ssea
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