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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

n1SSOLUTION.--The Co-Partnership hereto
IL fore existing between the subscribers. under the
style Of DUDLEY & COMPTON, has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent.-John w. Dudley has purchased the
interest of Wm.A Compton in the late concern, and will
discharge its liabilities. He embraces this opportunity
to return his sincere thanks to his friends for their pat
ronage to the concern of DUDLEY & COMPTON, and to
solicit its continuance in his new connection.
JN0. W. DUDLEY.
WIN. A. COMPTON.
CIScISNATI, April 18th, 1852.
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NOTlCE..-Will be sold at public sale, to the
~ highest bidder, on a credit Of six. twelve and
eighteen months. on the fourth Monday of September
"a the House and Lot in Lovingston, and also
Az its appurtenances, known as the Corner Stone
House, late the properly Of Hardin Perkins decd.
Bonds with approved security will be required, and the
title retained until they are paid.
BENZ. NJ. PERKINS,
rmny f3-w27S1 Exec'r of Hnrdin Perkins deed
Blanks f0r Safe MT this ONCE.
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IL The undersigned having returned to Lynchburg
for the purpose of conducting the above business, re-
specially offers his services to the public. All JOBS
entrusted to his care will in the main be executed by
himself, and at all times receive his personal attention,
when others are engaged on them. He is prepared TO
fulfill all engagements with dispatch and in a style sur,
passed by none. His shop is on tenth: South of West
street. where be can always be found when not en-
ployed elsewhere.
ANY order for his services, which may be left at the
virginian Office. viii be attended to.
He will take one or two apprentices to the above
business, who are from Is TO IL years Of age. and Of
good character GEORGE PERClVAL, Sr.
N. B.. ! have for sale 20 Acres Of Wood
- LAND on the Canal. six miles above town. one
- good TWO HORSE WAGON, one staong CAR
RYALL, and a CART, which l will dispose OF on ac-
communicating terms. q. p. Sr.
aPl22-wIm"
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En- TRUSTEES SALE OF vAnUA-

M~ III -
e. BILE LAND IN PULASKI COUNTG.-By
virtue of the provisions of u deed of trust executed to
Joseph A. Logan and myself, by John Wygal, jr. aud
Mildred A.. his wife, on the 9Th day of March, 1874,
and duly recorded in the clerks Office Of the county
court of Pulaski county, |, as surviving Trustee. VII Tor
the purpose Of executing the trusts declared n snid
deed, proceed on the 18th day Of June, 1852. q, the
premises, to sell the real estate conveyed in sh led
Of trust. to the highest bidder, for ready moaai
The Land is described in the decd ct -4-l, "6s
lying in the county Of Pulaski, in the State q '%ira'ata.
being the tract upon which the said Wysnl reshifh and
comprising various surveys and tracts, ui c,t',isuous
and adjoining each other. and containing ,~gWeen
1880 and l,7OO Acres Of Land, with
MI the appendnges and appurtenanees thcrennto belong
ing
The above Trnet Of Land Is situated within a mile
Of the village Of Newhcrn, the county seat OF Pulaski,
the Southwestern McAdamiycd road passes through il.
The Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail Road will certainly
pass in its immediate vicinity, md most probably oserit.
The estate is one OF great Fertility and beauty, pro-
,lucing grain ubundantly, and admirably adapted TO the
grazing business. 1t is in fine heart and condition, and
An well Set in grasses. with DWELLING HOUSE
- and the necessary out houses upon It. About one
half Of the Land is cleared and in cultivation. Further
description is deemed unnecessary, as it is supposed
those desiring to purchase, will make a personal oxami
milton of the premises for themselves. Mr.. Wygal re
sides on the land, and will show IL TO such persons n
desire 70 examine it
BY the terms of the deed. tho Trustees ac authorised
and empowered to sell the land in such portions md
in such manner, as to them may appear most conducive
to the interest of al. concerned.
On the day Of sale 1t will be announced whether the
said land will be sold us an entire tract. or in two or
more parcels.
I invite the particular attention of gentlemen desiring
to invest their means in Real Estate, to these lnnds;
they are exceedingly valuable on account Of their fertil-
ity, and the character of their products. They arc
situated in one of the most beautiful, healthy und i'm
proving portions Of the State. The title is believed to
he perfectly clear; rs trustee, however, | shall only
convey such title, as is vested in me by the nforc.ail
deed Of trust. WIN. BALLARD PRESTON,
NAV l5-tl7iun Trustee.
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WASHINGTON II

CORNER OF CHURCH ST. M FIRST AL
LEY
Lynchburg. Va.
GEo. CAMERos, Proprietor.
JESSE T. BURTON, Assistant.
~ Persons travelling through or visiting Lynchburg,
and stopping at the Washington, are entitled tovisit the
"virginian READIsG ROOM during their stay.
NAV 17-ts
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- takes this opportunity q returning Der sincere
thanks to her old friends and the public generally for
their very liberal patronage extended to her at her old
her present residence on Main street, at the house for
merry occupied by Mrs. Revely, . squares above the
Market HOUSE. opposite Tinsley, Taylor & Co.'S. and
over Mr.. Bliss Tin store. She is prepared to receive
her country friends also, borders by the day, week or
month. Due attention viii be paid to the comfort Of
her guests. Her table will be furnished at all times
with the best the market affords. Cmay 24-w2w
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W~HITTEMORE'S OFFICE.
ANOTHER CAPITAL SOLD!u
IN, NJ for Hurn xuynnlx

WHITTEMORE'S OFFICE.
ANOTHER CAPITAL SOLDU
Schemes for the week.
Tuesday tableware Elk. Glass 1875 10.
Capitals,-$20, $780, Of 10, coo; 5 of / 900; 10 of $500.
Tickets 5.
"Wednesday tableware Class 1918 Is.
Cspitals-S35, 000i $l5.a14; $S,3O7; 7 of $780,
Tickets $40.
Thursday, tableware Elk. Class 14-75 10.
Capitals-$25 900; : {, 5000 s., 900; 10 Of 81 900. Tick
cts S..
FRIDAY. tableware Elk. Glass 1878 10.
Capitals-Sl5,0 900; 5000; g 600; 10 of 81 900. Tick
cts 81.
Saturday tableware Glass lis IL.
Capitals-s4O,0O 900; 20 of $4,000; 10 Of q, 693; 10 o
$1,000. Tickets $40.
Drawn NuEbers,
Delaware Elk. Glass 10.
As 81 &c IS ~ 8 &c So 30 81 43 25 81 "a
Delaware Glass IL.
40 90 48 81 81 SO 6 50 Sc 81 SO IS . 80
Kentucky Class 1872.
So SO 81 40 80 "a Is 80 Al 25 5
EY- Orders for packages. certificates of packages. or
single tickets, in any of the Lotteries Of J. w. Maury g.
Co., will meet with prompt attention if addressed to
AT. WHITTEMORE jr, Lynchburg, Va.
IL Communication strictly confidential
may3
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AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALES.
BY MosbyA HOIcoImbe.

VJE win sell on Friday NEXT. 27th, a House and
Lot in the vicinity ofthe Magazine. occupied by
DIR. Oakley. The House contains FIVE rooms and usual
outbuildingsin good condition, }Acres ground, well on
closed and a well of excellent water; Il 10 a handsome
location. and worthy the attention Of the public. It 10
the intention Of the owner to remove from the State,
and little fear NM DO entertained Of a positive sale.
MOSBY Il GARLAND,
may 24-et Auct'rs.
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday next. tho
ID June. fmay o7-2t1 M g. q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

II INSEED OIL.-.1OOO Gallons Pure Lin.
IL seed Oil in tight biIs received and for sale on ia.
vorable termsby [nyi7-tsl F.SACKETT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYscHBuRe, NAV, 29th, 1852.
Lymchburg Markets--May p.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

Lymchbufg M0fketo--M1y -.
(wHoLEsALE PRICES.
PRovIsIoss-Bacon-arriving more freely. Sales al
ii BY the quantity.
PoRK.-None.
BEEr.-We quote by the quantity at laS cts.
FLoUR.-$3s.
WHEAr.-R-d zoe; White rs cts.
MEAL. Corn Meal 70a75c.
GRAIs.-Corn6 5a70 cts; Oats 40 to As cents.
GUAso.-BestP Peruvian $50 to IS per ton.
PLAsrER.-Lump, 90; Ground $40. in Bags, Bbls ia
SusARs-New Orleans 64a9 cts; Porto Rico to IL
cts. Clarified IOaII cts. Loaf M 70 l2A cts.
WHIsKY.-Mourtain 80 cts.
BEEswAx.-21 to22 cents.
BUrrER.-In good demand. Firkin 10 to Is, Fresh
IL to 20.
BRAsDY--Apple, 4oa45; Peach. so to s5c,..
Bar IRos.-$75as0 assorteddull.
CoFEEE--Rio IL to ia cts. Laguira III to l21 Mochs
90; Java Is To II.
Cousrar Llsnss.-fow II Ito l2i; scarce and want
ed Flax l2ai cts.
CoTTox YA~Rss.-Sales 16al7 cts.
PARTNERSHIP to So cts.
WooL.-a5 to % cts. in dull.
Wool RoLLs.-35 To 373 very scarce.
GISsENG.-39a35 CTS.
FLAX SEED.-Sales 100 per Sc lb.
FIsH.-Herrings, No. 1, $S4; Halifax No. l Herrings
sGa$74; Shad. s13: Mackerel, No. 3, 7Aa$ 8
TALLow.-Sto 81 cts.-dui.
TAR.-s3-50 per Dbl.
HENp.-We quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LISsEED IL.-7Oa 5cts--in demand.
LARp.-12 to l24 cts.
MoLAssEs.-wes India IS to 40 cts. per gallon
~. o. AZ to As cts.
Freights up and Down the Canal.
Tobacco, leaf (per hogsheod,) s
Do. manufactured, tPer box.) 10
Flour, (per bbl.) 10
Bar Iron, (per TONI 25
Pig Iron, (per toni l 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (I,er toni 90
Plaster, (Per TOM 90
Salt, (per sack.) 81 tos
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1907 10 to 90
EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York, 4.oa per CT. premium.
Baltimore. do
Boston, do "
Philadelphia, do
Bank Notes n. Carolina, to do discount.
S. Carolina l to do do
Tennessee, 5 to do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds $l00-par.
Citizens Savings Bank Stock par $I00-$Il5-re.
fused.
Lynthburg Fire lns. Co. Stock par $2O-$23. Las,
sales.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

II AND FOR SALE. My land heretofore nd
IL vertised, lying on the waters ofSouth Fork,of Rock
fish River, in the comfy Of Nelson, will scl to the
highest bidder, on the 9TH day Of April nestif fair, il not
the next fair day thereafter. 1t contains between 700
and 500 Acres, and can be conveniently divided
into two Farms with good Dwelling Houses on EACH
This Farm lies beautifully, and Is as fine Wheat mud To
bacco Land us any in the county, and clear of my sponfy
or deceptious places. l will refer n y one wishing TO
purchase to Mr.. Francis Allen, formerly Of Augusta co.,
i'll should not be Mt home, who will givcn full and fir
description Of the land to any onc wishing 10 examine
the snmc, as he lives adjoining and ownsa part Of tho
original trnct.
TERMS.-One third cash, the balance in ono and two
years, and to carry interest from the dry Of sale.
ALso-At the same time. | will sell go AcREs Of
fine Tobacco Lnnd. lying adjacent to the first mentioned
tract, and some Likely YOUSGNEGROES, amongst
thcm n first rate cook. washer and ironer.
GEORGE II. CRAWFORD.
Greenfield, Nelson CO., Vu.,
March "a, 1852.
N. B.-The above advertised properly 10 not sold
aud can be bought privately and a bargain had, rs l am
anxious to leave for Texas this Spring. Terms can be
uttered IN the way of cash TO suit purchasers.
1t has been said by good and disinterestcd judges to
be the most beautiful place in the county.
April I9-ts g. Il. CRAWFORD.
Y. S. If the above property is not disposed Of pri-
vately before. it will be- sold ut public auction on tho
10Th day Of June. GEO. ii. CRAWFORD.
May I7-tl0je
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

A CARD.-The subscriber would respectfully in
IA form the public generally that he has just reftted
and furnished his gallery in a style that will compare
with similar establishments in any other city, contain
ing, as it does, some Of the most distinguished characters
in the country, and a large collection ofcitizens general
ly. He Aafters himselfthai citizens or strangers visiting
Lynchburg. having an hour to spare cannot spend the
time more pleasantly than by giving him a call, whether
they want pictures or not.
Pledging himself to please all who may wish to have
themselves perpetuated by an indelible daguerrotype he
respectfully announces himself n candidate for their suf
fragcs. Gallery next door to the Bank of Va.
p. e GIBBS, Prop'r.
N. B.-Daguerrotypes and paintings of all kinds ac-
curntely copied. A good supply oflockets and medal
lions constantly on hand. T. e. g.
may 27-ts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

ID e. BURKHOLDER, General Al.
H. chitect-OHers his services To oil who arc
wanting PLANS o HOUSES. GREEN HOuSES,
and GARDENS. All orders will be filed In haste and
warranted to give perfect satisfaction or no pay will be
demanded OF expected.
III His office is on the First Alley between lain and
Church Streets. opposite the v%irginian Office.
~BURKHOLDER 4 WALKER
Are prepared to undertake. and execute in the very best
and most workmanlike manner. and on the most reason
able terms, all buildings that may be entrusted to their
charge. may pats
CEILING OFF, NOT AT COST, but
- mighty near it.-l0h May. 1852. JOHN
J. PURvlS is this day receiving A LARGE STOCK
Of NEW GOODS, bought since the late great decline
in prices at the North, consisting Of every variety Of
goods for ladies' and gentlemen, boys and girls. All
persons in want Of goods, IL they will give me a call, will
not 20 away without buying.
N. B. New Goods will be received nearly every week
during the summer.
may l0-4wif J. J.P.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31
.ALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-On

the first dry Of June, 1852. If not sold privately
before that time, | will sell, by way OF public nuctlon.
the Tract of Land on which | live. situated in Bedford
county. about mile N. of the Meadows OF Goose creek.
and Is or Is miles ). Of Liberty. containing about
ekA $50 ACRES, one third cleared. the balance
&C. is well timbercd, and NEST of IL fine Tobacco
land. 1t has on it a good framed Dwelling House. md
necessary outhouscs, a Gristmill. and other machinery,
an excellent inca low. good water, and Isl very healthy,
as well as u very bauriful situation, Persons wishing to
cxamine the premises are requested to call on me, as |
reside on he premises. and will take pleasure in show
ing the same. Title warranted. Terms made known
on the day of sale.
NAV I7-,lie RI CUNDIFF.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

bounty Land WnFrants-WE will pay
- the highest cash prices for Bounty Land Warrants.
All who have them for sale, will please call at our Office,
next to Burch's and opposite the Warwick house, Main
street. STATHAM. SMITHSON& Co,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31
Affair of Honor FI;ght Of a SPANISH General.

Affair Of Honor Flight eta Spanish General.
New YORK, May 81.
General Lewery. commander Of the Cen
trail Department Of Cuba, has been challenged
to mortal combat in this city. by one Of the Gu
ban refugees. for outrages committed on the pa
triots during the revolt. He accepted the chal-
lenge, bat subsequently Aed-sailing for Eu-
rope yesterday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

1000 HAVANA Segars-On con-
lOOOO signnent ard for sale by
ma Bits JOS. II. WILSON.
GCOTCH HERRINGS-A few boxes Scotch
~ Herrings for sale by
ma 3l-ts JOS. H. WILSON.
LNOR N have an excellent Store Room
i for rent in u business part of the town. Price, low.
may 10-4wif JNO. J. PURVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

THRUST SALE...Pursuant to the provisions Of
l. u deed OF trust executed by Daniel Shrader to tho
subscriber, bearing date the 25th day Of March, 1850,
and recorded in the clerks Office of Amherst county
court, l shall proceed TO sell to the highest bidder, for
ready money. at 7 edlar Mills. on Saturday tho Goth day
ofJune cnsuing &, a TRACT OF LAND lying in said county,
adjoining the lands of John Barrett, William G.. Morriss
and others, supposed to contain one hum m
drc and ntnety.six Acres; one NE -
GRO GIRL slave named Janc. and all the estate, right.
title and interest of said Daniel Shradcr in the property
real and personal conveyed by George Burks to William
Morriss trustee. by deed admitted TO record In the
clerks Office Of Amherst county court about the year
1880, for the beneii, Of the said Burks' vito and chill
dren; the wife Of said Sbradcr being one Of sal chill
dren. Acting as trustee, ! shall convey such title ol.y q
is vested in me by said deed.
NAV oa-,oGie ROBERT TINSLEY. Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

nISSOLUTlON.-Thc co-partners hip ofBosD
IL 81 PRUDEs was on the l4th inst. dissolved by mu-
tual consent. All persons having claims against the
concern of Bond g. Pruden will please present them to
Bond & Cock for settlement and those indebted to the
old firm will please come forward and settle their nc
counts, as we wish to close the books as soon as posi-
BILE. may "a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

Corporation Bonds &l00-par.
Citizens Savings Bank Stock par $l00-$ll5-re-
fused.
Lynthburg Fire Ins. Co. Stock par s2O-$23. Las,
salos
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31
GARLAND, +,

JAMES GARLAND, viii lcontinue to Piacti,
y Law in the , ounties of Amherst, Appomattox, Bed.
ford, Campbell, Nelson. the Towpof Lynchburg; the
District Courts of this, and the adjoining District, and
the Court of observation-disclosures, Va.
April 26-tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

w LA W-Aucnds regularly all Courts Of Frank
lin as well as those of Bedford. Any business entrust
ed to his care viii receive strict attention in those or any
of the adjoining counties.
Address, "Otter Bridge, Bedford county, Va"
inn 99-v6mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

NEW CONCERN.--BOnd Il Cock
In We have associated ourselves together under the
firm Of BOND g. Cock, for the purpose Of conducting a
General Clothing Business,
Mt the old stand of Bond & Pruden. Thankful for the
past favors extended to the late concern, we hope n con-
tinuation Of your custom, as we are determined to use
every exertion to please both in quality and prices.
Call and see us. WIN. s. BOND,
NAV Palm JOSEPH w. COCK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

t'H a%ncorr'ras!n a Company To construct
. kdanoaA To York River. aud = bill ~incorpo-
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ROTLASD. ".
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kAltssk 4 Publisher.
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A ,sssv sspply s( the Books recommr ndrd
fse ~ 10 ksilaad Co, sow on hand-and
Sss sAls 70 Msrehsats aud oth-rs. at lo-
- n. l.. 0PENCER
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-01

q,,and le dr6Ie rcyiendrait dc SD course
perillense.
Apres avoir galope une seule fois sous
un gancho, lie cheval te plus sauvage &c
trouve dompte ct ma plus bcsoin du ma
nege. OrdiRairement, lc ga,icho fait
pa1conrir All chryal un cercle de trois on
anatre miles en- diametre, ct les wastes
PLANES de l'Ameriqie do Sud facilitent
singnlierement cctte courtc education,
q.i est bicn fate pour e'onner les ecu
yers d Europe. Mais eetle fois ce fut en-
vain que nous attendfmes le re our du
cheval ct dn cavalier. LIS fircnt bient6t
hors de Ii yue des mei,lenrs yeax qui
reconcerent d suiyre les pills hnttans que
le poncho ronge dn gancho traeait sur le
fond bleu dc fhorizon.
Pendant que nous ttions d nous eton-
ner dc cctte circumstance, la mutt, qui
suryient avec une soudainete surprenax-
te dams nos latiludcs, forca tons les
Spectators de rentrer dans Ii posade.
Si nous ayions etc moins interesses aux
mouyemens dn gaucho, reginald ct moi,
nous aurions pu nous amnser des ,ilserses
expressions dc la surpri.e generate. Au-
cum gancho ne connaissait on ne voulait
connaftrc le fagitif. . &c dewitt aire,
disaient-ils, quelque chasseur de la re-
gion des treAes I J, ct lis ne l'avaient
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-01
ANGLE'l'ElsisE.

T.e parlement s'est reuni le - courant.
Dams la Chambrc des Lords, Iundi. Lord
Banmont donne avis quill a l'intention
lie dcmand,rau gouverncment sill pensait
G,irc qnelquc enlargement a Ia politique
ac protection. Lord indhurst demon
&c une lguc, formee contre la Ioi sur les
rereales ct il accuse ceitc lgne dc cher
cher Il dissondre Ic par!cment actnel.
Lord Brongham "A porte la meme ac-
cnsaion devant la chambre des commu-
nee.
Tn assemble composte de lG6 mem
bres eu lieu chez lord john Russell qni
a exprme son mecontcntcmcnt du pro
gramme de lord Derby ct Ton arratt
IN plan de deportation. Lord job"
RnsseI a propose one des fonds f'ssen
votes pour tlois mois settlement "fn qu'a
de cc terme on forGat le
gohvernement il dissoudre lie pa'Ie,ncn'
Lord John RusseI IL presente lie bill dc
reformc d In chamhre des conmunes.
lie conptc d'Egiinton n etc inaugure
lord lieutenant Orlando.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-01

NJ. Armand. duo dc Ragnse, le der
nicr dcs martchanx de Napoleon qni lc
trahirent d FontainebIeau, est mort le ,
conrant Venise.
II a etc ordonne que lie buste de Louis
Napoleon SOFT place dams tontes les CONS
m',ncs dc France. On pcnsc que l'on
proitera dc I'ouverture dcs chambrcs
pour dec'arer l.>,,i>- Napoleon empercur.
lie controIe dc 'tducation appartIend'a
exclusive meat IEtat. l.c systeme des
pr&tres prolesseurs sera ahoII.
Armand Marrast, Fun des chefs de Ia
rfvo'ntio" de Fevricr lS45, est mort Il
10 du courant.
On continue a armer les fort detache:
oni cutourent Paris avec beaucoup d'ac-
tivite.
Tn grand nombre de prisonniers po-
Iitiqucs ont etc embarques au Havre pour
Cayenne.
lie princc-president donne, lc 8 dn
courant, nn grand banquet a rambassa-
dcur anglais.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-01

domptait la plnI,art des chcvanx sausage>
gn'on envoyait a Ia cote. Plusienrs ga"-
chos allaient ct ,enaient aux environs du
corral y !, ct 1uelancs jeunes gems de
Bnenos-Ayres faisaient cerele autonr
dun beau ct vigonreux cheyal uni vcnalt
d'eire enleye au troupean. Tn dc ccs
lcunes gems, qui desirait l'acheter, offrait
nne bonne recompense al gancho gni
vondrait lc montcr; mais tclle eiaii Tim
petno,i lite savage de l'animal, il avail
r.,.i-tt avcc tant de force ceux 9ui
I'avaient aitache avec lenrs lassos, que
personne ne yo,,lait risquer fessai. En-
fin an vienx gancho. 4 barrie grise u l,nll
de ser rent, tendit Ia main, recnt Ia SON.
me olf,'rte, sangl, soigncu.emcnt sa selle
sur Ic dos dn cheyal, le hrida, donna IN
coup d'oeil i ses longs eperons, dit qn'on
pouyai. s'ecafter, s'elaaea sur le bout
Iant qnadrnpede, ct partit comme nn
eclair. Al meme moment Reginald me
touchait le conde ct me dlsait: : Par
dieu! c'e<t lui; il est deja sur nos ira.
ces. .
Je m'expli1nai alors ponrquoi Get hom-
me. que j'avais dtja remarque, nous SUI
vait demis qnel1ne temps, en- nous
adressant les regards fnrtifs.-- Je m'abs-
tins de repondre, refischissant 4 part
moi, sur ce que nous nurions faire