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EsaER du Tennessee; de diffcfcntes dimensions.
II do do d Bouilloire, rivets de diff
~ferentes dimensions.
Pioches, pelIes, haci,es a main. a t%carrir, 4
bucher, ct YIN assortment complct de qnincail-
lerie.
20 barils de cIous de Boston, cordes en- pftre,,
cotton ct chanvrc. A vendre il bon marche
ponr du compliant.
.25 avril 1851. RICHARD ct TEMPLET.
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A Y IS.
HOTEL.

fa!a..A NJ. C. J. +, GAUTHlER, comm Do
IsaM. puts long-ternps des pIarteUrs ct dcs f6yr
geurs qui parcourent les bords du Bayou LaioaI'
che, PREVENT lie public quill a mis- son efa0IsSe'
mont dc PaiucourtyIl!e, sur IN pied plus como,
table encore que par lc passc. Non eontn'
d'antliorcr lhotel prepayment dit, il a garp, ''
cafe des prodnits des .neiI'curs crns ct ds d'Sl.'
l~eriesIes plus rcputces. III compte alnsi SO ''%
Dire digne du patronage que lie puDIic luI aaec0'~o
iusqu'a present avee tant lie bIcnyell!allce et !"
tn6riter Ia continuation, 15.us'
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Tam j. V. JUICE Eait savoir au public
Avss quill Went tout rGcemment das-
sort!r son magasin de Gus les articles de
Groceric, Mercerie ct Quincaillcrie. On
tfotsera chez lui bonnie .qualit6 dc mar
chandises ct modicite de prix.
Donaldsonville, enc. des rues Ibcrvillc ct
Lafourche. 3 mt
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TO PL

NJ RS. Il. j. CRANE and QUINE, nns.
49, smiths and Euginrc7&, have the honor
toinform the public, that they keeps their Black.
smith Shop near the plantation OF MIRA. G.. Nc
Colluln, where they will undertake all work,
concerning their profession They will be happy
to answer to the callNGtb planners who may re-.
quire their services for repairing their steam
engines. boilers, mills, &c, DC. Tbtir price,
will be moderate. M
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DENTISTES.
TEHEKONT a Franklin House toutc opera
- ton chirurgicale on artlicieIle, dor
nent sur les IieuS on par correspondence
profession. Les families qui vondront les
mander aupres d'rlles, les trouvcront tou-
iours prGts il Sc rendrc i leur reclamation
dams lie plus brefdelai, et-sans rGtribution
extra.
Thibodaux, T mars 1851.
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FORGEKON EFT INGENIEUR MECAN!CIm
AUX P~I.ANTEUKS.

RS II. CRANE ct QUINE, F,r,.ro,,
ct Lag&nieHr$ NrcaHicicus, ont 11I;on,
nenr d'annonccr an public qu'iIs sont majn,a,
nant ttablis pres 'labitatiun de A. G., MrCnL
lutn ct quils cutroprendront toute csyfce do
traFaux concernaut Ieur profession. / SEM
presseront anssi de rtpondrc a la demapJe de-,
i1ab!tants pour les IT partitions des machine,
a vapeur, bouilloires, mouths, etc., LIE ION,
d des prix modGrts. NV
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~AROISSE DE L'ASSOMPTTON. -

n9AROISSE DE L'ASSOMPTIDN. $500
u Cour du Cinquieme District Judiciaire.
sAttendu que Narcisse Templeta a p~rGsente unc
petition a la Cour, a l'etiet d'obtenIr les lettres
d'Adninistration a la succession feu Jacques
Barthe ct Adelaide Landry deced,s, avis est par
lie present donnt A tous ceux que celia pent con
corner, d'avoir d dtduire sous dix jours, les raj
sons pourlesquelles il ne serait pas ialtdrUit a la
dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
Assumptio lie Z Juliet 1851.
54T DESIRE LEBLANC. Greficr.
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N. ME2LTN,
PROFESSEUR DE MUSIQUE.

PROFESSEUR DE MUSIQUE.
TTNEONSIEUR A. FLANDRY, 4"i,
~''I dcpnis p'rsicurs annGcs, s'cst fat
avantagensemcnt c%onnaItrc CONNIE pro-
@icsscur de musi9nc, Il I'honncur d'oilrir
les services de 81 profession aux habitans
dos paroisses Assumption ct Ascension
OH dtja, il Il formt dcs tIcvcs don't les
rapidcs progress "annonccnt l'"ACcllencc
de sa metl'odc d'enseigncment
Etab!i deIInitivcmcnt sur les bords du
Bayou-Laionrchc, NJ FIandry osc cspt-
rcr que. par son zeic ct 81 ponctuaIitr,
il "paIvicndra sans pclnc Il rtpondrc aux
vmux dcs chefs de EmilIe qui voudront
bicn lui accordcr lcur C%onliancc.
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DsAROISSE DE L'AssOMPTION.-
= Cear du einaaiene District Judieiaire

Attends que Cesaire Lagrange q pre-
senle rne petition 4 Ia Cour, d Fef1et dob
terir les leitres administration d la success.
sion de- feu Pierre Arsemand son mari
decide intestat !: Avis est. par le present
donne d ious ceux que celia, peut coTcerner,
d'aYoir d deduire sous dix jours les raisons
pour lcsquelles il ne scrsit pas fait droita ~
dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
Assumption, lie 2 Juliet, 1851.
Isl DESIRE LEBLANC, g%refier.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,

Doua7dsontiHe, encoigaure Lcforche a lOer''".'
GA NJ. FELIX BESSON PREVENT SOS a'ns
LID ct lie Public en- general, gull Went d o'ga,%
ser sur un nouveau pied, soH bel etaollSse'I nns
co1.nu sous lie nom de Commercial Zoe, .M
BARRE, OF les ~consornmaterrs trcuFefo"' Wv
jours des Ligueurs, Sirq$, V1ns etc. Dc prg re- IN
choix, est attach6e a fIIote!!, ct dams Ia sale w
Cafe Sc trouve lie Billiard.
Nj. Felix Besson, qui s~'occupe actiFeloe" !
exclusivement dc Tamelioration successive
son Gtablissement, espere que lie pubic 'oS~.
bien lui continuer lc bienvei}Iant patronage y
lequel il d pris lie Commercial Hotch hF
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AVIS ~JUDICTATRES'

lth. A certain track of Land situated in the
Parish OF Assumption on the right bank Of the
Bayou Lafourche, measuring half an arpent front
by an undetermined depth from the public road
to the Lot of Lange Lana, bounded above by
land OF DR. + A Williamson and below by Land
OF Andre Borne & Bernard Martin.
seized to satisfy said writ and costs Of suit,
Wit tho benefit Of appraisment.
Terms CASH,
Parish of Assumption, June % III 1851
a. A. i. HICKMAN
Sheriff..
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9 CASE G /,

CHEAP CASH STORE,
NO. IL MISSISSIPPI STREET,
DONALDS NViLLE i, La.
R1NSHE subscribers respectfully present
- their thanks TO the public in general
and their friends in particular, for their libc-
raj patronage, since they have commenced
business, and they hope, that constant alten-
ton to business and ]untiring efforts to
please in the selection of their goods, will
continue to them the unlimited confidence
oftheir good old customers. We BOW offer
for sale, CHEAP for CASH, a splendid assert
ment. Of gentlemcn's clothing, boots, hats,
gloves, hoses, brogans, nullificrs, CATERS,
braces, cravats, &c, &c. Saddlery Amer
lean, English and Spanish saddles, bride
Filings and martingales o~fovery description.
A fine assortment ofcoopers' and carpen-
ters' tools, and hardware in general. Dry
Goods, Lowell No. bleach and unb.eaeh
mnslins, fine red, blue, yellow, green and
white f%lannels, ladies and misses hoses,
gloves, CATERS, %corsets, black kid and last
ing CATERS, white kid and satin slippers,
children shoes, boots, CATERS, &c, &c, all
of which We sell at the lowest market price,
for cash or approved paper.
RICHARD e. TEMpLET.
January 18th. 1851. 20
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PENSIONNAT DE JEUNES GEMS

4 DONALDsON VILE.
fTA5E +. MARTIN l'honneur din f@=G4rs##fYs
&v1n former les pGres de famille 10y
qu,ilyient de louer une maisOn waste ct COnvena-
Element situee avcC une cour pariaitement ON
bragce: il Sc trouve done en- mesure de ~recevoir
des pensionnaires.
SEES pensionnaires s@uivront lie cours d'instruc-
ton en- Anglais de l'Ecole pubIique de cette vile,
don't il dirige lui-mene les classes FRANCHISES, ct
il leur ouvrira une classe stparGe pour lcur
donner tous ses soins.
Jalous de conserver Ia confance que lui ont
acquise qnatorze annGes employees a linstruc-
ton dams cette paroisse, il redoublera d'etorts
pour ne point la dtmGriter.
Pension, avec toutes les branches en- Anglais
ct ell Franeais.
Par an 49,: $3.50
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FRESH TEAS!!
.TUsT received, a general assortment Of the
New- York Canton Tea Companu's cele-
brated TEAS,aand for sale by
ANDREW GTNGRY
agent for the company.
Donaldsonville, La, Sept u 1850. n
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DAR1SH OF ASSUMPTION Court
- of the fifth judicial District.
Whereas Narcisse Templet has peiitio-
ned the Courtfor Letters f administrator
on the succession oflhe late Jacques Barthe
and Adelaide Landry deceased, Notice is
hereby given TO all whom it may concern,
to show cause within ten days, why the
prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted;
By order of the Court.
Assumption July 9Th 1851.
A5 DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
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AVIS.
fAE THEODORE LEROY PREVENT @fs.M,HhAs
AvA. ses amis ct lie public quill wien. lin
d'ouvrir, SIR la rive droite du bayou Lafourche,
vis-a-visI Eglise paroissiale de rAssomptior, un
cafe quill q assorti des meilleurs wins Of DIES IL
quenrs des distilleries les plus renomdiees. II
compile sur lie Electromagnetic ses anis ct sur celui
du public, attendu quiz ma rien neglige dams
son etablissement pour les commodities ct lie
comfort de ses clients.
L'etablissement de NJ. Leroy est anssi un pied
a terre Of. tous les voyageurs trouveront une
table bien servie ct des appartemens convena-
es. [n22
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4 AENilRn.

TCMBES Ell MONUMENTS FUNEBRES.
r f SIEUR l.. +. PLATTEN, comm depui'
Asa plusicnrs anntes par les fombreux ouvra.
ges, qu'iI a fats dams Ie cimetiere de cettc parcs'
Sc, ct ceux des paroisscs avoisinantes, a IloD.
neur de p~reyenir ses anis ct )c public en- gint.
raj, qu'iI Went de ~rcceroir du Nord de lAmctr
que, ct de ritaIir. dcs marbres de toutes espGces
ct "a il est pref It executor to1tc commando De
tombes, caveaux de famiilc on monuments Con
cernaIit sa partic.
II emploie All clroiX dc5 families. lie marbre h
pierre, gu lie oois, ct Sc charge tgalcmeni d'
grilles on entouragesde tonbes. soit en- bo'' 8o'
On fer Pour plus atnpies renseignements, 5 .adre4
ser chez lui a PlattenviIle a cote de fEglise 70
r~oissiale de lAssomption. Sea prix sont de' pIH'
moderGs.
plattenville. % octobre 1850. n9,6l
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G.. &. RAI;l,

AtbtAT-
-AS@DutnE,1ioLD Lagsa
Exerce "a profession dams leg Cours DIES n.
roisses assumption, LGlourche IHte.ns ct Irrs
tettue. slsn2T
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1ARISHOF ASSUMPTION.-Court Of the
Il fifth judicial district.
Whereas Allrel Tate ha petitioned the Conlt
for letters OF administration on the estate OF the
late Jules Tete deceased interstate, Notice is
hereby given, to all whom it may concern, to
show cause within teh days, why he prayer of
the said petitioner should not be granted.
By order Of The Cout.
Assumption July 1851.
451 DESIRE LEBLANC, CLARK.
DAROIssE DE L'AssOMpTION,-Coar
IL du Cinqaieme District Judiciaire.
Attendu que Alfred Tete a p~resente une pet
ton a la Cour, d fefiet d'6btenir les Lettres
administration d la succession dc feu julie
Tate DECIDE ~intestat: Avis est par lie present
dome a tous ceux que celia peut concerner
d'avoir a dGduire sous dix jours, les raisons pour
lesquslles il lie serait pas fat droit a la dite pc.
ton.
Par ordre de Ia Co,1r.
Assumption lie IL Juliet 1851.
451 DESIRE LEBLANC, Gretfler.
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A. J.. PLOUGH 81
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WoRTHINGToN q. sNETHEN
Formerly Solicitor Of he Genera Land 0Ge

Formerly solicitor Of The Genera Land Office
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Continues to practice IN the Supreme Court OF
the United States, in the Courts of the District or
Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, to prosecuts
claims of all kinds against the United States Ell
Their before Congress or any of the Executive De-
partments, and to procure letters patent for nve,l-
uQns. Business conhded to his care, will be
promptly attended to.
N. u. Particular attention paid to the prosecu-
ton or CLAIMS before the Brazilian Commission
now sitting in Washington
WAsHIseToN CRY, ID. G.. July IL, $50