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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08
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NEW lOHK May Ind
The stock market is stead3-U. s. 6's Of iva.
Pa. 5s923. Canton Company rot. Morris Canal
l64. Reading Bonds 81. Stock do. 2Sl. Ster.
ling Exchange 1Oal04 premium.
Flour is a trihe better-Sales to-day Of 5000 bbls
at 44.l8a4.25 for common State brands. Southern
4468a4.75. Genesee $4Sla4.ST. Corn Meal &3a3
l24. Rye Flodr $3.50.
Grain steady--sales 1000 bushels prime Gcnesce
white wheat at ia cts. Red 1UOalG2 cts Corn
steady-Sales 10000 bushels at 63a64 cts for vel
low: Oats Haas cts Sales Of 5000 bus Rye al
75a76 cts.
Provisions continue 6rm-salcs Of New Mes,
Pork at $3.50; Prime do. e13.37. Bacon firm
Shoulders "a; Sides 81; Hams Gal cts. Lard firm
sales at 94al0 cts. in bbls. and kegs.
Groceries steady, At auction to-day 5000 bags
Rio Coffee sold at 94al0h cts. per h. Sugars and
Molasses firm, as last quoted. Rice 31a37-l6 cts.
per ID. and dull.
The Cotton market il 6rmer, and sales to-day Of
$500 bales at l03 for middling uplands, showing
ct. advance.
Tobacco quiet, prices unchanged.
Whiskey 23a234 cts per gallon.
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-0FRESH DRI1iS. MEDICINElIsL.

W Pai"fs, O'ls, Dye-.Stgss, Brushes, Port No
. mes, Dressing and Fine Combs, Pertnmery.
Fancy Articles, &c 3c.-Thc subscriber hns Just
received his Spring supply Of Drugs. Medicines.
&c, comprising an unusually large and complete
assortment, selected by himself, with great caro-,
purchased at unusually low prices and of very .u-
urri,r .tuaI,v 81,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08

A PHILosOPHIC EDIToR-The editor Of
the Alabama Argus, published at Demo-
polls, in Marengo, makes merry, after the
following fashion, over what most folks
would consider serious trouble:
1--WE see the sheriff has advertised the
Argus office tor sale during our absence.
We hope the bidders will have a merry
time of it. If the sheriff can sell it, he will
do more than we ever could. Like damp
percussion cap, we think it will fail to go
off,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08

NOUND-Wes found on the streets few day,
L since. sum Of monty which the owner Gun
get by identifying the sum ahd time when lost aud
paying chafgc for this advertisement. Apply "A
this Office. ma SCI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08

n Panama, Ieehern, 1fnf1 and
OTHER SUMMER hats. ID abundance a
lew rriee,. a tsP sl-3wI sEAErRX's.
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II SPRlNG STYLES FMATs a

0hN0 LIS OE htA y n q
- BoNNETS. -Bscbc's iipc Molc.kin Hate.
Beebc's fine brub Denver Iot.,
Panama and Lcghornc do
Soft Mats in great variety l
Boys - of every description.
Leather Hat cases.
Also large and handsome selection Of Bonnc,.,
among which may be found some very pretty Silk
Bonn"ts For sale cheap at
ap l4-tsif DON T. O. PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08

A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WIlN-
IA DER.-DR. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN. "A.
true Digesfiye Fluid Gasfyie Jsiee!-A ey~s,
Dyspepsia Curcr, prepared from Rcnne:, ~ the
Fourth Sfoach ne Or, after directio,.s Of Boron
Liebig, the greet Physiological Che ni.t, by J. g.
HOUGHTON, NJ D., No. III North Eighth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa. This is truly wosderf. RENE.
dy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jsundice, Liver
Complaint, Constipation and IJebii,y, curing after
Natures own Method, by No.ure's Agent, the Gas.
trio Juice. n See adver .iscmsps in smother CO.
lumn- ma SITS JOHN H. sEAY, Druggist.
.HOYLES LAvGNS.-oPENED THIS
Il L morning, case Of the above LAWNS, war
rapted fast colours, and beautiful styles ..
Call and see than ., DON'T. &. PETERS.
ap 14-tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08
CLOTHS, CA ssIMEREs AND Wa

~ TINGS.-The Subscriber has now one Of ,bc
largest sad beat ststk u Cloths, CsssiHcrcs arI
Sestings ever Offered in this psyket. tentlcn. "a
ess havc sher garment. nnsIe UP IN the most fish
ionsblc manner, as he hns in his employment Dir.
James McMackin m experienced iuilor from Phil
adelpAiA and q FL warrsntcd in every instaice:
Biclcy's ine black twiIled Cloths.
Blue. olive, green and brown Cloths,
simner cloths ofevery description.
Linen eoaiings and croton cloths
pinin black Doeskin.,
Plain end 6g'd black Ces.inere.,
Fancy Csssimcres in great vuristy,
Black and cold fgd sir vestinEs.
Msrsailes vestings, some beautiful uyIcs.
Rich white fg'd SILK vcstings for parties.
White Marsaile, do
Mar 97-i6s MN n ~ prrt.rt
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-

= Sealed Proposals. win BE- received BY the sub
scribers until the 10th day Of May nett Tor Inc e.
rection and completion Of Masonic Hall. II /.
70 be built Of brick 4s by go feet three stories high
the rst story to be fitted up for two store rooms;
the s second, ,s for ;aloon and he bird for two ha.
seen by those desiring TO put in bids, and infor.
nation furnished those at distance, upon appl;.
cation personally or by letter. The materials n,e
to be Of the best quality, and the whole wok
PIeted IN the best style by the 18th Of ,)ecembe,
next The right is reserved to reject INV or all Of
the bids. Payments will be maize in eo.1 ONE
third, when the building is cov,red in, and the re-
maindeT upon its completion ind reception.
LEO. W. DANE, )Budine Com
lHOS. J.. ATKINSON. }mitfee. R. T.
WIN. T.SuTHERLIN. Boder, No le2
Danville, April IL, 1851. Tapi I7-4wif
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Lynchburg Markets.-Mny, =.

WHOLESALE PRICES
PRovIsIoSs.-Bacon stocks old nearly exhausted,
New coming in slowly and commands 95al0. The
quantity come in from the Southwest is report
ed as very inconsiderable. For the past week less
animated in market duh.
FLoUR.-Sales, &3b for Superfne. stocks
accommodating Family siAasj to quantity and
quality.
MEAL'-oo 10 ~.
GRAiS'-Corn ~ to 20 cts Oats 3on3'3 cents
nuASo.-best Peruvian 700 per ton.
ILAsrER.-Lump' rs; uround ~.
SuGARs.-Ncw Orleans 74a9 cts; Porto Rico7 to
10 cts Clarified l23 cts. Loaf to lad set
CLOVER SEED.-$4aa$5 from wagons.
WHsKY.-Mountain 81 dull-Langhornc &
BEEswAx.-20 to2l cents
BurTER.-l2A a Is, cts. dull for No. Fresh
Butter at market very and brings 90 to 3Oc.
BRASDY.-Apple, 35a4O; Peach none offering.
BAR IRoS.-&S0a85 assorted duh.
CorrEE-Rio IA to Is cts Laguira IA to Is;
Mocha 30.
CouErRY LISrHs-row Ii to IA; Flax I2al cts
CorToN YARss-Sales lSa2J eta
FEATHERs,-32 to 80 cts-Scarce.
WooL.-29 to 80 cts. in demand.
Wool RoLLs.-35 to 374 very scarce.
GiSsESo-35 cts.
FLAX SEED.-Sales / 10 per Sc ID.
L. II I 40 ~ ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08

DESIRABLE NEW FURNI.
~ TURE at Ascsion.-In store the following val
liable articles OF new Furniture which will be .cld
without reserve, on Saturday, the 18th nst at l0A
O'Clock:
! mahogany Wardrobe, . splendid article.
mahogany Sofas and Divans,
Sota Tables, Gard Tables and Centre Tables,
Mahogany rocking and sewing Chairs,
Mahogany washstsnds, with marble top and
blackboard.
One dozen fine Baltimore canc-scas Chairs,
And several bronsed st-Racks
The above Furniture il all new and in cxcellcn,
order. MOSBY & HOICOMBE
mn S-jt Au~tippccrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08

A EUM WATER FOR SALE.-.Tbc
IA. subscriber has now in store. al Vim Lccn
constantly on hand during the sea.oth, supply Of
Alum Water, direct from the Alum Springs in
Rockbridge county, virginin.
mar 3l-wifts A n RrCErp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AS.EN5,V

v-Ihe subscribers have associhted tbemscl,,s
under the,firm Of DUDLEY & COMPTON. E,r,bo
purpose o. conducting Commi.sion Bnsinsss IN ill.,
CITY ct Cincinn., and respectfully solicit con.irn
nients OF Manr'aetxred Tobacco. BY strict a,,c,.
mon TO the interests Of those who nay pstroniy.
.nst"' tnsJ pope to receive and merit liberal sap.
JOHN W. DUDLEY, Of Lynchburg, Va.
VIM. A. COMPTON, Of Cincinnati.
Nov Il--6mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08

Curious PHENoMENoN.-We are in.
formed by a gentleman who witnessed the
phenomenon himself, that there was a
mock sun observable in the sky on Sat
urday morning last, about the hour of
seven. There seemed to be two suns, the
artificial one presenting solid and brilliant
appearance, and scarcely distinguishab1e
from the true one. The distance between
the two might have been ten degrees to the
eye, and they were at about equal distances
to the horizon. 1t must have been a Gu
rious sight Yin. Rep.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08

We regret to see that some of our ex-
changes contain very exaggerated accounts
of the difficulty which has recently occur
red here in which some Of the students of
the University were concerned. As the
matter is now in the hands of the civil au-
thorities, we do not feel at liberty to say
anything about it, except that it has moth
ing whatever to do with the University, or
any of the Professors. The whole affair
took place in Charlottesville. There has
been no attempt to rescue prisoner from
the ail.-MarlOttesciHe AdrOcate.
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ITO THE HEIRS DINO. CREWS

TO THE HEIRS DINO. GRE WS,
Il (Sudler) decd late Of the County Of Hall
fax, in the State Of virginia:
Take notice, that am now prepare 10 pay he
amount due you respectively, under the will Of the
said decedehi lind that this iolice #ill be plend
p bar Of any cnii for interest thereon that may be
attempted to be set up by you or either of YOU
Respectfully, JNO. A. McCRAW;
Adpin,avdtov, rhh the mM onncrcd Of
May S--w4~' Jao. Cyers, fSadsl,y,) dlc'd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08

BALTIMORE, May 2, 1851.
The New Orleans mail due tonight has
arrived.
Accounts from Mexico to the 9th ult.,
represent the continuance of the Indian mas
sacres in as ferocious a manner as ever.
The Picayume says that several large
and influential parties in Mexico are plot
ting fora change in the government. One
party wishes to join Mexico once more to
Spain, and counts upon Spanish troops and
authorities in Cuba for assistance. Ano
Their party, that of the manufacturing in.
terests, is trying quietly and slowly to get
up feeling in favor Of the return Of Santa
Anna to power. There is still another
party, and but feeble one, in favor ofim-
mediate annexation to the United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08

LNOR CONTRACTORS
Il Blasting Powder;
Safety Fuse,
MAYORS Drill Steel,
Spades ind Shovels, for sale chcnp.
ma 8-ts JOS H. NOWIIS
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= PEDESTAL PIANOS-

~ ceivcd direct from the factory Of VIM. Hall e.
Son, splendid 81 Octave Pano, with o Gee Pc
destnls, and in varieguted Rosewood Case. Per-
sons DESTROYS to purchase will find their interests
promoted by giving me n Gull.
mn 8-ts A. WINSTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08

Iold Tens with Y-ssIs, Gold Pcneik
Which he of.ss 10 hi customers and the. publ
generally ~ very Lv pricc1, md in quantities. {,
suit o. z. LYMAN, Bank S.lsnrc
~ iIT
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proposition.
Mr.. S. stated that the amendment moved
by Col. Randolph Of Albemarle, in the
House of Delegates, for submitting to the
people a scheme of post natl emancipation
was In accordance with resolutions adopt
cd by large meeting of his constituents
But he said he only referred to these things
to rcpcl the imputation that on this subjcc,
of slavery the West was less worthy Of
being trusted than the East. These wert
by gone transactions. Opinions had beer
greatly changed by subsequent occur
renccs. The whole West was here now
offering to insert positive mandatory pro
hibition against any interference whatev
ever with slave property. His own o
pinion now was decided that the State
Government had no power to emancipate
slave. without the consent Of the owner
He referred particularly to his friend
VIM. b. Preston, who, he said, was as
true Virginian as any man within hei
borders. lie took up the beautiful pero.
rst'on of the speech of Mr.. Goode, and
with cloquence, adapted the scenes it pic.
tured on the bold cliffs of New River, and
the forest covered hills of the White Sui.
phur to the purpose ofhis own argument
There was. he said, but one blot upon the
picture; that the stamp of inferioriiiy was
impressed on the men of the mountains
Mr.. S. adverted to the proposition of Mr.
Beale. as an effort to call back the five
men who had voted with the free Negro
tax. Supposing that proposition to pre-
scribe the true mixed basis, it would
take one from the majority of fourteen il
house of $50. or of l2 in a house of 1875
the number of the Convention. Eleven
them was the proper majority which thu
East should have had. by the mixed la
Fss IN this body. But, four Eastern mem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-08

STUART'S CLARIFIED SUGAR
~ and Moasses Syrup. for sale at
ma BITS J. b. NOWLIN'S
>LOUR-A lot Of Family and Superfnc, for
l. sale consignment.
ma S-ts j. D. NDWLIN
0nTONS TREDEGAR and Coupfr,
~ IRON, for sale low.
ma S-ts j. d. NOWIIN
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NOTICE.

T OST OR STOLEN from me on the
EA 7h ultino, between Donaldsonville and
Natchez q Package Of Papers, 10 vii q
Samuel Moore's receipt to me foraiyers no.
ties and accounts on Citizens of Montgomery
Co. Axis. Also, some town lots all Of which
he is 10 account to me for, dated I" Washing.
on, AXIS, Jan. about the End 1s4a, all
amounting to 600 or 700 dollars. Also a
Note on Ihadies Night 900 dollars drawn
sismonths after date, and dated March The
22dis5i. Also a note on John Vining for
S33 1I2, dated December 1850, and paya.
fblsiast March--all 10 me.
All persons are cautioned not 10 trade
for any ofthose Papers, as paynent has been
stopped.
or The "Washington AXIS. paper,
will please to publish the above one month
and present accoun. TO Col. Samuel Moore.
81 J. ]. HOLCOMB.
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Myous appelons Pattention dcs habitans
&u sur ~l'atelier de Nj. +. b. PAQUEI'TE,
etabli depuis qnatre ans a Paincourtville.
A jnger par lie fni dc plusieurs ousrages
SORTS de cette forge, nous pousons %affirfner
quill est peu d'ouvriers dams Prescription Ell
peu,-atre dams Ia Louisiana, aussi habile4
que ~. J. 3. Paquette.
On Sc charge dams Get a%telier de la repa.
ration DIES ~voitures ct de tous les ouyrages
ayant trait d Ia profession de forgeron.
Les Mdres qu'on y dome sont p"ne'uel.
lement executes ct les prix de NJ. Paqaette
cxcessivement moderes.
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FUNEBRES.

lie soussigne, dams lie but d'etre agreeable
au public, sc propose de tracer des chemins
au cimeticre. Ainsi les personnes qui de-
sirent avoir des places de choix pour la cons
~truction de tombes Oh de caveaus de famil-
lc, sont prices de Sc presenter dams lie plus
bref delai.
II of1re SEES services pour la construction
des tombes ct caveaux de famille, ct de tou-
tie espece de monument fIncbre soft en- mar
bre d'I.alie on du pays. II q IN assortment
de dessins M choix de to,ites les personncs
qui votdront bien lui accorder leur CONTAIN
ce. II a ~tonjours pour IL service du public
des tombes en- brilue ct en- pierre iaites
d'avance.
7. j.. GUTE, dirccteur du cimetiere
Donaldsonville, en- facSde fEglise,
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AUX UABiTANTS.
!. +. CAUSSA1,, FORGERON.

NJ. +. CAUSSAT, FORGERON.
, Etabli pres de rEglise paroissiale de l'As-
somption, sur l'ancienne habitation Bougere,
ofre SEES services d Messieurs les planteurs. j
extcu,era dams SEES ~ateliers tous les ouvrages
qu'on voudra bien lni confer, GU il Sc transpor-
terra dams les sucreries d la CONVEYANCE des ha-
bitants.
II est pref a %recevoir dos ordres pour 10 con
fectionnement de grillages; grillages pour tom.
bcaux on pour deyantures, balloons, etc., etc.
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X NO VAL.

MISSES MA1LLETrE, fashionable dress mailer;
Mn HAlLLETTE, Watch maker and r~epairer:
Mn DEssoavrLLE, .Laceller and Fancy Articles:
Has the honor TO inform the public and his
friends, that from. and after the 10Th of this
month, X.eir Stores shall be removed at DIR de
Montsabcrt's house, near the Drog Store Of i.
Gamotis a. Co., fronting the Post-O6ice.
They take this occasion to tender their sincere
thanks to the public in general, for their kind
patronage, aud hope tl,at-it shall continue Us
the past time to give them a call.
They shall do all in their power 70 merit the
public patronage,
Donaldsonville, 3rd Avril 1881.
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MARcHANDIsEs poURHoMMEs

! Z ! T Z Z Z : t
fr A maison MIyvIELLE bien comm pour
Ax le ehoix DIES articles qu'elIc llent
%toujours en- magasin pour la CONNECTION d ta-
bits d'hommes, ofire les marchandisey sui
vantes aux prix de Paris
Coutils; grande nouvranlc.
Merinos noirs pour habits; Mtrinos nolrs
faconnes pour paniaIons; Peqnis fnnlals'e ct
blancs, Anglais ct Francois; Draps Ioph'rs
pour rtte, ainsi que lie plus grand assorti-
menl en- fourni.urcs pour tailleurs.
r. r. MINyIELLE,
Encoignure BienviIle ct Chartres,
n27, 2m. NouteHc- orleans
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AVIS JUDICIAIRES
Wtrgneriic Blanchard vs.. Jean Saus
aTt-a. @ son mari.
@E# VIII No.2O1.

f ~ No. 3Ug. E
fE.7TAT DE La LOUISIANA. -Cour da
das& Cinsuiene District Judiciaire dams ct pour
ia Paroisse Assumption. s. .,s.
Je soussig1t Grefier de la Cour du Gin
9nieme Distritc Judiciaire de lEtat de la
Louisiane, dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption,
certifie que dams rafaire ci-dessls %intitulee ct
nunerote jugement a tte entire sur les Minutes
de Ia dlte Cour. dams les termes suiyants,
SAVIOR
Dams cette cause Ia loi ct rGyidence ttart en-
favour dc Ia dcnanderesse NJ arguerite Blan-
ctnrd
II est ~ordonne, adjuge ct decrtt& qu'elle re.
couvre de son susdit mari Jean Saus la SOM
mo de trois mile HUT cent treDte dcux pias-
tres ct dix cents, one Ia communaute qnl d
exlsie entire 10 dit Jean Saus ct son apouBe
Marguerite Blanchard soft dissoutc, qu'elle soft
reintegree dams Ia pleine administration de SEES
biens, que 10 defendeur pave les frais de proce-
dure. II est de plus o%rdonnt, adJuge ct deere
te: Que la demanderese aura uie hypotheqne
legale sur tous les biens de son dit mari, pour
garantir lie Placement de ce Judgement.
Napoleon paroisae Assumption lie "a mai 1851.
Signf DAVID A. RANDALL.
JUICE dc 5,nc district jndiciairc.
.s,.as,, 1enoin ma signature ct lie
sSNEtKll1S.1 sceau de In susdite Cour, Il
.S4l11s NapoleonyiIlc, paroisse As.
Hg7ss somption le 3 JUN 1851.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
401 GreDfer.
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mw J. V. JUICE fat savoir au public
AyA quill Went tout reccmment d'as-
sortir son magasin de tous les articles de
Grocerie, Mcrcerie ct Quincnillcrie. On
trourcra chez lni bonnie qualitc dc mar
chan discs ct modicite de prix.
Donaldsonyille, enc. des rues lbervilIc ct
Lafourche. 3 mi
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anfuce GfMfraIt,
EFT
RuREAU DE COLLECTIONS,
nee ua- MD ME1
Passage de III Bourse, No 35, enc. Cont
on Sc CHARGE A L'AoENcE

On 81 tHaHNH
De suivre en- Cour, tontes affaires eonten-
tieuses, de faire tous recourrernents a la Nile
Orleans. aux Etais-unis ct en- France; de toutes
reclamaiions ct liquidations de successions; de
tous placements ct cniprnrts; dc la reduction de
tous actes sous-seings, devils, marches, etc; de
tous renseignements pour les changers, de tou-
ties icritnres, correspondances. Et sptcialement
de rentes et achats d. propriftfs, es%clavcs, cream
ces de toutes natures, fonds de commerce, etc. !;
du reple,nent de toutes affaires commentaries, ct
en- litige, de toutes commissions, de tontcs en-
trees en- douane, dc toutes demarches; de Ia
gestion ct location de malsons airsi que du re-
couvrement des loyers, du renouvelletnen des
assurances, du p~aioment des taxes, etc.-Eniin,
d'adzatnistrer les bicns ct afairesef@ dyendre les
int6rtis des personnes qni s'absentent de Etat,
ct dc celles qui babitent la campagle.
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Suggestion de M6lanie Landry, dEfimte
femme dc Marceiin Siinsoneaur.
E1TAT de Ia Louisiana, Cour du Gin
ds quiame District Judiciairc dans ct pour
Ia p~aroisse Assumption,
Auendu quo Marcelin Simoncaux a mis-
en- Cour nm cotnpte dc son administrator,
mime tuteur naturel de SEES enfans mineurs,
ainsi qu'une petition denandant Ihomolo.
CATION.
Avis est par lc present donne 4 tors ceux que
celia peut concerner, d'ayoir 4 dednirc, dams les
dix lours qui ~suivront ID datede cette publication,
au bureau dn gretiier sonssigne, les raisons
pour lesqnellcs ledit compte ne serait pas ap.
prouye ct homologue.
Assumption, lie 3 JUN 1851.
1921 DESIRE LEBLANC, Grefficr.
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au village de Pa%incourtvillc, musurant cent
vingt rieds de largeur, sur cent dix sept
pieds de p%rofondcur, borres dun cote par
lc terrain de Pierre Michel ct de l'autre
cote par Ia rne Domingo, au fond par i. \.
Dugas ct par la We. Newchurcb, ensemble
avec toutes les batistes ct ameliorations
qui sly trouvrent.
saisis pour s4tisfaire lie writ ci-dessus
ct les frais du process.
Conditions Compliant.
Paroisse Assumption, lie 30 Mai, 1851.
A. +. HERMAN, Sheriff
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10 HL

sNR rs. T.. j.. CRANE and QUlNE, Blgcl.
49, amidiS and Engineers, lave the homer
tointnrm the public. That tlry Leers their Black.
smith Shop near the plantation Of ARA. c. Nc
Collu,n. where they will undertake al! works
concerning tlcir profession They will be harry
to answer to the call ofthc plan yers who may re,
0uire their services for repairing their steam
engines. boilers, mills, &c, &c. Th.ir prjcrs
will be moderate. M
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H7TAT DE La LOUISIANA Co,

EITAT DE La LOUISIANA Cour
SAs du Cinquienc district judiciairc dams
ct pour Ia Paroisse Assumption.
Attcndu que Claiborne Loret a pre-
sente unc petition i la Cour, il rcffet dob
tenir les lettrcs administration 4 Ia success.
sion dc feue seuve Vincent Elfnt, dtcedee
intestat Avis est par lc present dome B
,ous ccuS. que celia peut concerner, d'avoir D
d6duire sous dix jours les %raisons pour les
qucllcs il nc serait pas fat droit a Ia ditepc'
tition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
Assumption, le 3 Jnin 1851.
1927 DESIRE LEBLANC, grelllcr'
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AUX ~PIANTFIRS.

T>gT rs TT. CRANE ct QUINE, Forgerons
"a II ~Ingtnieurs ANcamicjenS, ont lhor.
ncur d'annoncer Az public qu,Is sont mainle-
nart ttablis pres 'hatitation de A. c. McC,1.
lum ct qu'ils emtrepr"ndront toute espece de
travaux conccrnant icnr profession. II s'eu-
presgcront aussi dc ri pondre a Ia demante des
liabitants pour les PREPARATIONS drs machines
a vapeur, bouiIIoirca, mouths, etc., LIE loot,
a des prix modcrts. MR.
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Succession Of Mctanie Landry, deceaded
wife Of .Marcclin ~'Sin,oneaur.
cTATE OF LOUISIANA Parish
- Of Assumption. - Fifty judicial
Court.
Whereas Marcelin Simoneaux has this
day fled in Court an account Of his admi.
uistration, rs natural tutor Of his minor
children, as also a petition praying for the
homologation thereof.
Notice 10 hereby given, to oil whom il may
concern, to show cause, If any they have, within
ten days, from the date hereof, in the office Of the
undersigned clerk of said court, why said &c.
coun, should moi be approved and homologated
BY order of said court.
Assumption June 9th 1851.
A0,21 DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk